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    The community of St. Mary Magdalene Catholic Church is committed to serving the Lord, one another, and the metro area. We welcome anyone looking to learn more about God’s Word, nurture their faith, and serve as a living sign of His presence.

    09
    Dec 2021
    2021 Christmas Memorial Flowers

    2021 Christmas Memorial Flowers

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    Again, this year we have the opportunity to honor our beloved deceased with flowers at Christmas.  The money collected will be used to purchase the flowers that will adorn the altars this Christmas.  We will publish all the names in the bulletin during the Christmas Season.  You can find Christmas Memorial Flower envelopes in the back of  church.  Please be careful to write the names of those you wish to honor and remember to write legibly so that we can be sure to get the names correct.  There really is  no  minimum......

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    04
    Jan 2021
    2020 Christmas Flower Memorials

    2020 Christmas Flower Memorials

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    Marie & Robert Connelly  Robert Connelly Jr.  Terrance Connelly  Joseph Connelly  Timothy Connelly  Gregory Jones  Joseph L. Stavas Bob & Ditty Alm  Colleen Wilson  Matt & Cecilia Gubbels  The Knoblauch  Family  Ronnie Knoblauch  The Horan Family  Francis & Alma Kenny  Kathy Hughes  Joyce Swanson  Martha Fritz  Nora Vondra George Hughes Jr. Donald & Nicholas White  Fred Ira Jr.  Phillip & Margarite Glassman  Dick & Helen Maher Adolfo & Mary Buso Jess & Marg Castro  Richard Emsick  Jake Dice  Kay Schlehuber  Tim Conway  Francis & Doris Rutherford  Helen & Henry Kitzke  Blythe Kubovec ......

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    20
    Mar 2020

    Message from Fr Rodney

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    This weekend we will  be open for personal prayer and confession.  Sat. 4:30PM- 5:30PM & Sunday 10:00AM- 12:00PM **Confessions will not be in the confessionals during this time, we will offer them down in our parish center. Be mindful we can only have 10 people in the building at a time so please be respectful of others needing to come in, and limit your time accordingly.  Sunday Mass – Facebook Live On Sunday at 9:00AM  we will have a private Sunday mass live-streamed via Facebook live. You need to be already following our page so......

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    05
    Dec 2019
    Mulberry Lane A Cappella Concert

    Mulberry Lane A Cappella Concert

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    Come join the sisters! Mulberry Lane A Cappella Concert, Christmas Eve Dec. 24th, 11pm, St. Mary Magdalene Downtown Church. Your favorite traditional Christmas songs from 11pm to midnight in 4 part harmony, including Silent Night, O Holy Night, Away in a Manger, Mary Did You Know?, and O Little Town of Bethlehem. Midnight Mass follows – but the concert is free and open to the public – all denominations. Doors open at 10:00 p.m. Let peace, harmony, and love fill your heart this Holiday season. Mulberry Lane Concert, Christmas Eve Tuesday, Dec. 24th,......

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    02
    Jan 2019

    2018 Christmas Flower Memorials

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    Don & Rita Langdon Sylvia Kaminski Wayne Brazeal Kucirek & Vlcek Families Al Revers Carlos Agüero Lillian Hite Roy E. Wick Maxine R. Wick Art Olsen Bernice Berg Charles, Marie & Cheryl Waters Dolores Garcia Margie Polito Joe Moreno Anna Manuell David Mattas Vicki Busso Muriel Beardslee Regina Ratino Paula Harrington Virginia A. Kostszewa Achten & Debo Family Bosanski & Allya Family Catherine Rosburg George & Clare Sorich Paul Neneman Gary Miller Harold & Genevieve Connolly Walt & Ruth Maginn Paul & Minnie Herman Roland Kenny Mr. & Mrs. Paul Bartunek Mr.......

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    12
    Dec 2018
    Mulberry Lane A Cappella Concert

    Mulberry Lane A Cappella Concert

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    Come join the sisters! Mulberry Lane A Cappella Concert, Christmas Eve Dec. 24th, 11pm, St. Mary Magdalene Downtown Church. Your favorite traditional Christmas songs from 11pm to midnight in 4 part harmony, including Silent Night, O Holy Night, Away in a Manger, Mary Did You Know?, and O Little Town of Bethlehem. Midnight Mass follows – but the concert is free and open to the public – all denominations. Doors open at 10:00 p.m. The federal parking gates will also be open at 10:00 p.m. Let peace, harmony, and love fill your heart......

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    21
    Nov 2018

    From The Pastor

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    This Sunday we celebrate The Solemnity of Our Lord Jesus Christ, King of the Universe (Christ the King).  This feast marks the end of the Liturgical Year.  Next week we will begin an entirely new Liturgical Year with the First Sunday of Advent.  This past year we have been in Year “B” so this coming year we will begin Year “C”. Our Sunday liturgy runs on a three-year cycle,  Years A, B, and C.  Each year centers on one of the Gospels.   Year A features Matthew, B is Mark and C......

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    16
    Nov 2018

    From The Pastor

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    From the Pastor In this Sunday’s gospel (Mark 13: 24 – 32), Jesus speaks to us of the events which will signal the end of the world. He does not say these things to frighten us, but rather to convince us of the need to be vigilant . . . to be prepared for the final judgment. So then, let’s not focus on the signs and the prophesy of the end of the world.  Instead, let us lead a watchful life and be ready to welcome the ‘Son of Man’ . .......

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    13
    Nov 2018

    From The Pastor

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    Reflection for the 32nd Sunday in Ordinary Time…November 11, 2018 A widow shared with Elijah her last handful of flour and bit of oil. — All that she and her son had to live on.  Another widow gave to the temple treasury two small coins. — Her whole livelihood.  Christ offered his life to take away our sins. All three of the readings for this Sunday speak of extreme self-giving.  How very appropriate on this day that we also remember our veterans. — Those who have given their youth, their innocence, their limbs,......

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    20
    Feb 2018

    From the Pastor

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    We are now into the great season of Lent. We will spend the next six weeks or so, preparing to celebrate the high point of our faith: the Paschal Mystery, the suffering death and resurrection of Jesus Christ. This is the time of penance, and the way of purifying ourselves, trying to get rid of all those sinful habits so we can celebrate Easter with a renewed commitment to follow Christ. So it is perfectly fitting that we make some form of preparation. It should be a time of personal reflection of where we......

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