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Welcome to Holy Childhood!
Events-Week of November 1, 2026
Saturday, October 31: Weekday of Ordinary Time 4:00pm, Reconciliation-Holy Childhood 5:00pm, Mass-Holy Childhood Sunday, November 1: Solemnity of All Saints 2:00am, Daylight Savings Time Ends 8:00am, Mass- St. Liborious 10:00am, Mass-Holy Childhood 11:00am, OCIA-Holy Childhood 11:00am, Café Sunday, Hand in Hand Family Activity-Holy Childhood Monday, November 2, The Commemoration of all the Faithful Departed (All Souls
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Oct 30
Events-Week of October 25, 2026
Saturday, October 24: Memorial of St. Anthony Mary Claret 4:00pm, Reconciliation-Holy Childhood 5:00pm, Mass-Holy Childhood Sunday, October 25: Thirtieth Sunday of Ordinary 8:00am, Mass- St. Liborious 9:00am, Coffee and Donuts-St. Liborious 9:00am, FCC, religious education-St. Liborious 10:00am, Mass-Holy Childhood 11:30am, Norrenberns & Emke Baptisms-Holy Childhood Monday, October 26: Weekday of Ordinary Time 11:00am, Funeral
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Oct 22
News and Upcoming Events
From Fr. Mark-November 8
It has been only a few weeks since the Beatification of Archbishop Fulton Sheen. Many have been able to participate in person or streamed the Proclamation of Beatification and the Mass of Thanksgiving that followed. BUT DID YOU KNOW? The Beatification Mass of Thanksgiving for the Georgia Martyrs (Friar Pedro de Corpa, Friar Blas Rodríguez, Friar Miguel de Añon, Friar Antonio de Badajóz, Friar Francisco de Veráscola, and Friar Francisco de Ávila was celebrated this
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From Fr. Mark-November 1
UNDERSTANDING THE SOLEMITY OF ALL SAINTS (NOVEMBER 1) AND THE COMMEMORATION OF ALL THE FAITHFUL DEPARTED (NOVEMBER 2, ALL SOULS’ DAY) Let us first address the Feast of All Saints. The exact origins of this celebration are uncertain, although, after the legalization of Christianity in 313, a common commemoration of Saints, especially the martyrs, appeared in various areas throughout the Church. For instance in the East, the city of Edessa celebrated this feast on May 13; th
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Oct 30
From Fr. Mark-October 25
As Halloween, All Saints, and All Souls day celebration approach next weekend, it gives us an opportunity to look at those Saints who aren’t all sweetness and holiness. Some fit in just fine with Halloween creepiness. American Catholics sometimes feel conflicted about Halloween. The very name is a contraction for “All Hallows Evening,” but somehow a Christian vigil for the saints became a secular holiday that features witches, monsters, spooks, and hobgoblins. How do frighte
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Oct 22
From Fr. Mark
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