The Holiest Season of the Year
Did you know that on Wednesday we began one of the holiest seasons of the liturgical year? Lent. Beginning on Ash Wednesday, where traditionally the palms from last year are burned and used to mark the us with the sign of the cross. This sign reminds us of our reliance on God and the fact that we even though God loves us, we are sinners in need of repentance of forgiveness. Lent, which lasts for forty days, is a season of reflection, with three main parts. For Lent, we can focus on these parts to help us engage with God on the forty-day journey.
Come throw the dough as we make our own individual pizza and then play games.
Join our faith community and more than 14,000 Catholic communities across the United States in a life-changing Lenten journey with CRS Rice Bowl. Pick up your family's CRS Rice Bowl at the entrances to the church.
Come to St. John Fisher on Thursday, March 12th at 7:00pm to hear a beautiful presentation by Lynn Campbell, Director of the Office of Social Catholic Ministry share stories from her recent trip to Ethiopia as a part of a Catholic Relief Services (CRS) envoy. CRS works with partners across the globe “ to help the poor and vulnerable people overcome emergencies, earn a living through agriculture and access affordable health care. ”Come hear Lynn’s personal journey to see the Impact of CRS’ programs.
Our young people of the parish were spreading lots of love this Valentine’s Day by making candy bouquets for the children at South Park Inn and the cookies for Hospice families and nurses.
The Knights of Columbus is a world-wide Catholic fraternal organization founded on the principles of CHARITY-UNITY-FRATERNITY and PATRIOTISM. In 2020, St. John Fisher Knights of Columbus Council 15734 of Marlborough, CT will honor two worthy graduating seniors with a scholarship in recognition of his/her exemplary commitment of service to our community and his/her exemplary practical and actual practice of their Catholic faith in his/her daily life.
“…the doors are opened wide for you to enter the Church”.
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