Holy Name Society meeting
CommunitySaturday, November 14 · 3:30 pm
Hope House
Parish life
If you like singing, please join us! Two choir groups sing at the Saturday 5:00 pm and Sunday 11:00 am Masses; join one or both. If you play an instrument, you are welcome too, even once in a while for special occasions.
Altar Society members keep the inside of the church beautiful for the major feast days and through the liturgical seasons. They decorate the altars with flowers and liturgical banners and care for the items needed for the liturgy. Join this friendly, creative group full-time or now and then.
The Holy Name Society meets monthly and holds a 50-50 raffle every month. Everyone is welcome.
Saturday, November 14 · 3:30 pm
Hope House
Nov 21 – Dec 13
Church
Saturday, December 12 · 3:30 pm
Hope House
Religious education for children, run together with St. Jerome Parish. Families register through the parish office before the school year begins.
Wednesday, November 4 · 6:00 pm – 7:00 pm
Hope House
Wednesday, November 18 · 6:00 pm – 7:00 pm
Wednesday, November 18 · 6:00 pm – 7:00 pm
Hope House
The diocese holds training sessions for Eucharistic Ministers each fall and spring. If you are interested, talk to Fr. Andrew.
Children who have received their First Communion are invited to serve at Mass. If you are interested, talk to Fr. Andrew.
Boys ages 4 to 18 of Lithuanian background are welcome to join.
Girls ages 4 to 18 of Lithuanian background are welcome to join.
A prayer ministry that prays for our parish, its people, and the world. Its monthly newsletter shares prayer intentions, what’s happening at St. Casimir, and a saint of the month. Please call Jackie Taylor to be put on the mailing list
Proclaim the readings at weekend Masses in English or Lithuanian. Time commitment is about once every six weeks.
Links
Catholic and Lithuanian websites recommended by the parish.
For organization leaders
Chairs and leaders: send news, events, or changes for your organization here. The parish office adds them to the website in English and Lithuanian, usually by the weekend.