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St. Barbara's Catholic Church
MISSION STATEMENT: The faith community of St. Barbara’s parish, in imitation of Our Lady, strives to do the will of God in unity with the Magisterium and teachings of the Roman Catholic Church by nourishing the faithful through the sacraments and fostering growth in the knowledge, love, and service of Our Lord Jesus Christ.
We are enjoying being able to expand the capacity for Mass attendance. We are now able to have as many people in the church as can safely fit (maintaining 6ft distance between households).
Here are a few important points:
- Individuals/households must maintain a six foot distance. Please keep in mind that we're asked to maintain the 6ft distance before and after Mass as well.
- Those who attend Mass are required to wear a mask.
- Father will offer communion in the hand to those who desire to recieve in that manner. However, if you wish to receive on the tongue, you may come up at the end of the line.
Confessions no longer need to be scheduled with Fr. Phil. The ususal times on Saturday, 9 am & 4 pm, as well as after the daily liturgies are back in use. Please distance yourself from others in the line waiting for confession.
And finally, the Adoration Chapel is now open! Here too, we must maintain 6ft. distance. Please also wear a face covering if another person is in the chapel.
If you have any questions, don't hesitate to reach out! You remain in my prayers. Remember to pray for each other. We will continue to communicate updates with you.
God Bless!
Fr. Phillip
There are a few new guidelines to follow for receiving Holy Communion:
•Please leave on your mask.
•Leave a 6 foot distance between your family and the family in front of you.
•After you have received on your hand, cover Our Lord with a cupped hand and step 10 feet away.
•Lower your mask with the cupped hand, consume the Eucharist, replace your mask, and return to the pew. Do not take the host with you to the pew.
•Gloves can not be worn while receiving the host.
Those who want to recieve the Eucharist on the tongue may come up at the end of the Communion line to do so.
The Sacrament of Anointing of the Sick may also be celebrated in cases of serious illness or pending surgery. Please call Fr. Phil to set an appointment.
The Diocese of Cheyenne will continue to monitor the situation and will share updates as they are available. http://diocesesofcheyenne.org/covid19/
Please see Novena from the Knights of Columbus
Be sure to check out the faith resources at the bottom of the page.
Email us at stbarb@tctwest.net/ Call us at 307.754.2480
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Family Prayers:
Marriage Prayer:
You blessed the union of married couples so that they might reflect the union of Christ with his Church: look with kindness on them. Renew their marriage covenant, increase our love in them, and strengthen their bond of peace so that, with their children, they may always rejoice in the gift of your blessing. We ask this through Christ our Lord. AMEN
Prayer for peace in family:
Lord, Jesus, you love each of us individually with a unique and personal love. Touch my life with your saving power, heal and restore me to fullness of life. Help me to give wholly of myself in loving service to others. AMEN
Bless Our Marriage:
We thank You, O God, for the love You have implanted in our hearts. May it always inspire us to be kind in our words, considerate of feelings, and concerned for each other's needs and wishes. Help us to be understanding and forgiving of human weakness and failings. Increase our faith and trust in You and may Your prudence guide our life and love. Bless our marriage, O God with peace and happiness, and make our love fruitful for your glory and our joy both here and in eternity.
For more married and family resources checkout the following website:
http://www.foryourmarriage.org/
marriageuniqueforareason.org
Resources from the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops:
24th Week of Ordinary Time Sunday to Sunday
If God Created All Things Good, Why Does Evil Exist?
An Attitude of Gratitude
Dignity and Purpose in Work
Fornight for Freedom: Defending religious liberty
Praying for Conscience and Courage
Bishop Barron Homilies & other videos
4 Pieces of Advice for New College Students
How Fear Prevents Us from Being Blessings to Others
Vacation: Reconnecting with Family, Friends and God
Intercessory Prayer for Parents
10 Pointers for Prayer
Care for the Created Order
Faith Formation Matters in a Secularized Society
Natural Family Planning: Why & What
The Sources and Manner of Praying
For your Faith Journey:
1) Visit our Adoration Chapel
2) Visit Formed.org
3)Visit the United State Conference of Catholic Bishops website www.usccb.org
4) check out the following:
How Can I Pray?
31 Days with St. Ignatius
A year of Family prayers
Forms of Prayer
Charity: Mark of a true Disicple
The Church continues Christ's Ministry of Healing
Video: Marriage and the Common Good
Marriage: Unitive, Life-giving, Freeing and For the Common Good
A 7-day virtual marriage retreat with Pope Francis
Marriage is worth the Effort.
Marital Spirituality
Holiness-in the Bible and Beyond
For More/Other Resources on Faith Formation click here
Formed.org
Check out these things from Formed.org:
The Forgiven Series
Symbolon Part 1, Episode 6: The Paschal Mystery, The Mystery of Jesus' Death & Resurrection
Symbolon Part 1, Episode 7: The Holy Spirit and the Life of Grace: Divine Life within Us
YDisciple, The Creed: Session 6
YDisciple, Who is God?, Session 4: Is the Holy Spirit Really a Person?
Masses are resuming-under restrictions. See message on homepage:
Saturday - 5:45 p.m.
Sunday - 9:00 a.m.
Sunday - 5:00 p.m
Latin Mass - 1st Sundays @ 11:00 a.m.
Daily Masses:
Tuesday-12:00 noon
Wednesday- 5:30 p.m.
Thursday-7:30 a.m.
Friday-7:30 a.m.
1st Saturdays- 8 a.m. Adoration & Confessions,
9 a.m. Mass
3rd Saturdays-9 a.m. Mass
Sacrament of Reconciliation: Saturday at 9:00 a.m. & 4:00p.m. and after the daily Liturgies T-F.
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