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St. Bridget Catholic Church | 2103 Lexington Road | Pleasant Hill, MO 64080 | (816) 540-4563 |
StBridgetParish@StBridgetPH.org
This week's BULLETIN
To view previous week's bulletins, go to "Parish Bulletins" above and select "Weekly Bulletins"
OCTOBER 2024 Liturgical Ministry Schedule
OCTOBER 2024 Calendar of Events
Mass Schedule
Sunday 8:00 a.m.
Tuesday 9:00 a.m.
Wednesday 6:00 p.m.
Thursday 9:00 a.m.
First Friday 6:00 p.m.
Holy Days of Obligation: Check bulletin
Confession Schedule
Sunday 7:30 - 7:50 a.m.
Second Saturday After Mass
Tuesday and Thursday 8:25 - 8:50 a.m.
Thursday 6:45 - 7:45 p.m.
Wednesday & First Friday 5:25 - 5:50 p.m.
In addition, by appointment.
Father Vogel's Sunday Homily (audio)
27 Sunday Ordinary Time: Be Childlike, Not Childish
10/05/24 6:15 pm
27 Sunday Ordinary Time: Be Childlike, Not Childish
Read More26 Sunday Ordinary Time: Conquering Our Sin Spiritual Exercise
09/28/24 6:21 pm
26 Sunday Ordinary Time: Conquering Our Sin Spiritual Exercise
Read More24 Sunday Ordinary Time: Amendment 3, 03
09/14/24 7:20 pm
24 Sunday Ordinary Time: Amendment 3, 03
Read MoreFinance/Parish Council
Chairman: Rick Kitchell
Mark Bock
Gary Crabtree
Bob Dostal
Robert Radmacher
Greetings!
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We invite you to come worship with us at the altar of Jesus Christ. He will speak to you through His Living Word. He is made present in the Eucharistic, the source and summit of our faith. Catholics, non-Catholics, everyone is invited into the presence of our Lord Jesus Christ in community, Word and Eucharist.
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Prayer Chain
If you wish to be added to the prayer chain,
please contact the parish office.
Office Hours
Friday 9:00 am to 3:00 pm
Staff
Father Curt Vogel
Pastor
Deacon Corey Morgan
Deacon
Timothy Long
Business and Operations Manager
Sara Kitchell
Parish Secretary
Betsy Bentsen
Director of Religious Education
Kaitlin Long
Director of Music Liturgy
Henry Saubers
Parish Custodian
Joseph Crayon
Diocesan Ombudsman (receives reports of abuse)
Whitney True-Francis
Victim Assistance Coordinator (Office of Child & Youth Protection)
National Catholic Register
Norwegian Bishops and 30-plus Christian Groups Sign Declaration Against Gender Ideology
10/15/24 8:20 pm
cna
Read MorePope Francis Meets With Argentine Vice President Victoria Villarruel
10/15/24 7:44 pm
cna
Read More5 Hispanic Saints You Should Know and Celebrate
10/15/24 7:13 pm
blog
Read MoreVatican News
Synod Briefing – Day 11: Focus on disabilities, women and climate crisis
10/15/24 8:35 am
At the daily briefing at the Holy See Press Office on the latest Synod developments, journalists learn that the Synod's General Assembly focused on a variety of themes, including the inclusion of people with disabilities, the role of women, and the severity of the climate emergency in Brazil.
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Read MoreHoly See supporting future Convention on crimes against humanity
10/15/24 6:32 am
The Vatican Permanent Observer to the United Nations reaffirms that
the Holy See advocates for a legally binding convention on crimes against humanity that respects established international norms, upholds justice principles, and ensures support to victims, while respecting state sovereignty.
Read MoreBishop of Kharkiv expresses gratitude to Pope Francis for appeals for peace in Ukraine
10/15/24 6:19 am
Bishop Pavlo Honcharuk of Kharkiv, Ukraine, reflects on Pope Francis' words during his most recent Angelus, and issues an urgent plea as winter approaches, warning that Russian forces are "bombing infrastructure" to ensure that "boilers don’t work, leaving people—elders, children, the young, and even infants—to simply die."
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