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AFC News and Updates
One Priest Weekend- May 28/29, 2022
Posted in AFC News on 05/11/22
We will be offering a One Priest Weekend Schedule for May 28/29.
Saturday, May 28:
5pm at St Aloysious, ... Read More »
St Aloysius Cemetery Cleanup
Posted in AFC News on 05/06/22
As of may 11 it has been cancelled due to weather. We had some ... Read More »
Weekend Mass Schedule
Posted in AFC News on 12/20/21
Starting March 26/27, 2022 we offer the following Mass schedule unless noted:
Saturday's Mass ... Read More »
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USCCB News
Pope Francis Appoints Apostolic Administrator of Ordinariate for Armenian Catholics of Eastern Europe
05/17/22 7:30 am
WASHINGTON - Pope Francis has appointed Reverend Mikael Bassale as Apostolic Administrator for the Ordinariate for Armenian Catholics of Eastern Europe. The appointment was publicized in Washington on May 17, 2022, by Archbishop Christophe Pierre, apostolic nuncio to the United States.
Father Bassale is currently pastor of Holy Cross Armenian Catholic Church in Belmont, Massachusetts, a parish within the Armenian Catholic Eparchy of Our Lady of Nareg.
Read MoreAnnual Collection Supports Catholic Communications Efforts Locally and Globally
05/16/22 7:30 am
WASHINGTON - Catholics in many dioceses throughout the United States will have the opportunity to give to support the Catholic Church’s communications efforts on May 28-29. The U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops’ (USCCB) Catholic Communication Campaign (CCC) works to spread the Gospel through the media in all its forms. Its work is funded by an annual collection through which the faithful can support their local diocesan communications efforts, while also supporting national and international initiatives. #iGiveCatholicTogether also accepts funds for the collection, which gives an option to those who wish to contribute to this work but are unable to give at Mass.
“Communicating the Gospel message is at the heart of evangelization. Through your gift, the Church is able to spread the faith, hope, and love of Jesus Christ, and of his Church, both here at home and abroad to people and places where the word of God is needed most,” said Archbishop Gregory Hartmayer, OFM Conv., of Atlanta, chairman of the USCCB Communication Committee’s Subcommittee on the Catholic Communication Campaign.
Read MoreStatement of USCCB on Shootings in Buffalo and Laguna Woods
05/16/22 7:30 am
WASHINGTON - In response to the shootings in Buffalo, NY and Laguna Woods, CA over the weekend, the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB) offered the following statement from its spokesperson, Chieko Noguchi, director of public affairs.
“The U.S. bishops join with others throughout the country in offering prayers for the support and healing of the families, friends, and communities of those impacted by these violent incidents. We pray especially for those who were injured and particularly for those who lost their lives. We pray also for those on the front lines who risk their lives in responding to the calls for help, and to those in the medical fields who minister to those who have been harmed.
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