Mass Schedule

Saturday 4:00 pm at Sacred Heart, Lakewood
Sunday 8:30 am at Our Lady of the Snows, Panama
Sunday 10:00 am at Sacred Heart, Lakewood

Daily Mass is short, no collections and very helpful, spiritually. Could you participate sometimes? Check the bulletin for daily Mass Schedule.

 

First Friday devotion on each First Friday of the month at 9:00 am Mass.  Adoration and Benediction follows the Mass

Confessions: Saturday 3:00 – 3:20 pm and upon request

Sacrament of the Sick: Anytime day or night. Anointing and Holy Communion are available to the elderly and infirm upon request. Families are asked to notify the Rectory to arrange a visit.

Sacrament of Matrimony: Following Diocesan guidelines, Catholic parties should contact the parish at least six months before the wedding to allow time for evaluation and sacramental preparation. Church date and arrangements should precede all other wedding plans. No marriages after 1:00 pm Saturday. Pre-Cana is required.

Baptism: Second Sunday of the month and a Baptismal class is required.

Food Collection
First Weekend of the Month.

Handicap parking is available in front of the Rectory &as well as in the and on side of the church.

Hearing Impaired System and projector.

Mission

Sacred Heart Parish will follow the mission of the Church and Jesus Christ – to bring about God’s kingdom – by proclaiming and teaching God’s word, celebrating the Sacred Mysteries and serving the people of the world.

Sacred Heart of Jesus we place our trust in You!

Handicap parking is available in front of the Rectory &as well as in the and on side of the church.

If you or a loved one goes to the hospital, please tell the hospital that you are a Catholic and belong to Sacred Heart Parish and also notify the rectory immediately. Fr. Joe has gone to the hospital and missed parishioners there because no one notified him.

Ministry Schedules

 

Interested in becoming a Catholic or didn’t receive a sacrament?

Classes are held each Monday at 7 pm in the Parish Center. Please call Fr. Joe at 763-2815 and let him know. Several people are already joining us for the classes. We are always happy to bring new members into our faith.

SMART PHONE USERS—CATHOLIC #1 to get daily Mass readings and reflections.

 

Parish Calendar

1st Friday of the Month—honoring Sacred Heart of Jesus, Mass at 9AM followed by Benediction. Come, praise Jesus!

If you or a loved one goes to the hospital, please tell the hospital that you are a Catholic and belong to Sacred Heart Parish and also notify the rectory immediately.

 

‪A Mother's Love - Jim Brickman‬

 

 

Rediscover Catholicism: discussion questions can be found on our website at Next large gathering will be Wednesday, May 30 at 7:00 pm.

Babysitting and youth activities provided while parents join groups.

Read Chapters 15-18

Printable copy of the Study Guide for “Rediscovering Catholicism”

Please stop and pray the Rosary or the Stations of the Cross at our outside garden off the parking lot. Nolan O’Boyle (Eagle Scout Project) had them put up last year. Now that nice weather is coming our way, stop in any time and pray. This is the month we honor Mary!

6th Sunday of Easter

Over the years, some of our secular celebrations have taken on immense importance. Mother's Day is one of those. Card makers and florists reap a huge benefit be-cause of this day. Many restaurants offer special meal opportunities. Even some Major League Baseball teams conduct special promotions tied to the day. And many children go to church with their mothers to thank God and to pray with and for them. It is a day of celebration for many, honoring the women who brought them into the world.

It just happens that today's Gospel is absolutely perfect for today's secular feast. Like Jesus, what mother would not say to her children, "Love one another as I love you"? Jesus' words to his disciples were spoken at the Last Supper as they gathered around the table after he washed their feet-an example of humble service that he gave to all his followers. His words were a last-ing legacy to his disciples, expressing his desire for how they should treat one another. A mother could easily ask the same of her own children.

Mothers know how their children can act. Sometimes they are perfect angels. At other times is seems like they are ready to tear a brother or sister to bits. In managing a household, a mother will often work to get cooperation from her children by encouraging them to care for one another. Jesus asks the same of those who follow him. We are not always ready to love one another. Sometimes we treat other people in the worst of ways. But like a mother, Jesus keeps calling us back to care for our brothers and sisters, to treat them with respect, to recognize that we all have one common Father who is the God who created us. On Mother's Day, so many children
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