Updated Snow and Ice Conditions at Our Lady of Lourdes

Snow Arlington

As of January 28 - 11:00 AM

Dear Our Lady of Lourdes parish family, and happy Memorial of St. Thomas Aquinas,

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January 28th, 11:00 AM.   The Parish Office is closed today.  We will have our usual Mass schedule all week.   Though it will be cold this weekend, no snow or ice is currently in the forecast.   We will have a full Sunday Mass schedule.

The parking lot and walkways around the church are mostly clear, but beware of "black ice".     23rd Street is clear; but some sidewalks are still covered with chunks of ice.   

If you wish to meditate on the reading of this week's Masses, you can find them on the USCCB website here.

THIS WEEK'S ANNOUNCEMENTS 

·      The Bishop’s Lenten Appeal (BLA) has begun.  Please make a pledge here to support our diocesan ministries for evangelization and to support the needy in our area.  Click here to learn more about what the BLA supports. 

·      Join us for brunch after the 8:00 AM and 10:00 AM Masses on next Sunday, prepared by The Knights of Columbus.

·      St. Paul says to “Rejoice always and pray without ceasing.” Forty Hours Devotionis an opportunity to spend time with Jesus in silent prayer and meditation on the Gospel.  It begins on Thursday, February 5th with Mass at 7:00 PM.   The Blessed Sacrament will be exposed for prayer and meditation all day on February 6th & 7th.  See “You’re Invited” on our website to sign up for one or more 30-minute prayer slots.   All are encouraged to take time alone in meditation before the Blessed Sacrament. 

·      RSVP for our Dinner Party celebrating the Feast of Our Lady of Lourdes after the 5:30 Vigil Mass, Saturday, February 7th.  See “You’re Invited” on our website to RSVP online.

·      Ash Wednesday is on February 18th.  And our first Lenten Fish Fry, by the Knights of Columbus, is on Friday, February 20th at 5:30 PM, before our 7:00 PM Confessions and 7:30 PM Stations of the Cross.   See “You’re Invited” on our website for our full Ash Wednesday and Lent schedule. 

God bless….and stay safe and warm!    

In Christ,  Fr. Edlefsen

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