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Join us for Lent & EasterAll are Welcome for Voiced and Signed services!
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Let us pray for the good and health of all our parishioners
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Join us for 9:00AM Sunday Mass orWord & Communion Service at 11:00 AM
There will be one Mass at 9:00AM with Fr. Moudry which will be ASL interpreted. Word and Communion services, also ASL interpreted, will continue at 11:00AM for those who would like a smaller group or a later time.
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Mass Dispensation
The obligation to attend Mass in our Archdiocese, both for Sundays and Holy Days of Obligation including Christmas and New Year's Day, continue to be suspended during the pandemic. Your health and safety in our worship environment continues to be our top priority.
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Signed Deaf Catholic Rosary around the World (Jenny appears at 25:27 & 35:41)
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Locations:Livestream Mass
The dispensation from the obligation to attend Sunday Mass continues. The faithful are asked to find a Mass on TV, the radio or online and make a Spiritual Communion. Where that is not an option, it would be appropriate to pray the Liturgy of the Hours or the Rosary.
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Sunday ASL Mass Listing for the DeafNational Catholic Office for the Deaf:
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St. Timothy Sunday ASL-Interpreted Services
St. Timothy's Catholic Church in Blaine will be live streaming Sunday Services on their Facebook page here.
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Link to St. Olaf Sunday/Daily Mass. English and Spanish. (Closed Captioned)
Click on this link below to go right to the Mass Broadcast page on the Saint Olaf website.
First, click on the video arrow. Once the video starts playing, you will be able to click on the "CC" link in the bottom bar and closed captioning will appear.
Click here: http://www.saintolaf.org/videos.aspx
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Reflections & spiritual encouragement from Bishop Cozzens
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CDC COVID-19 ASL Video Series
Get the latest information from the CDC about COVID-19 presented in American Sign Language.
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Join Us In Prayer
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Prayer invitation from Archbishop Hebda
I invite you to consider the upcoming “fast” from the Eucharist as a way to draw ever closer to our Lord, especially as we experience a more intense longing for Jesus, present in the Eucharist. During this time of Eucharistic fasting, I would encourage each of us to offer intercessory prayer each day for the health and safety of our community, especially healthcare workers, and to join in solidarity with the many Catholics throughout the world who regularly are unable to receive communion, due to persecution or to an absence of priests.
Please continue to pray for those who have died from COVID-19/coronavirus, those who mourn them, those who are sick and the many who care for them. I ask you to keep in your prayers, as well, Governor Tim Walz and Commissioner Jan Malcom from the Minnesota Department of Health, and all public servants working to keep our communities safe.
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Today's Readings
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Reading I Est C:12, 14-16, 23-25Responsorial Psalm 138:1-2ab, 2cde-3, 7c-8Gospel Mt 7:7-12
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Catholic Services Appeal 2021
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The Sacraments at Our Lady of Mt. Carmel
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Mass
- Sunday: 9:00 AM EnglishEnglishEN Mass, Voice and ASL interpreted 11:00 AM EnglishEnglishEN Word & Communion Service, Voice and ASL Interpreted
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Confession by requestPlease see priest for confession
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Sacraments
First Eurcharist, Confirmation, and Annointing of the Sick, call Parish Office.
612-623-4019
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Postponed! to be rescheduled for a later dateDeaf Awareness Day
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Postponed! Deaf Awareness DayNew Date to come
The Twin Cities community will have the opportunity to learn more about deaf and hard-of-hearing culture at the Deaf Awareness Day organized by the Minnesota Association of Deaf Citizens. Saturday, April 18.
“There is a huge deaf community in Twin Cities,” Mark Zangara, event coordinator, said. “Everyone should experience what this rich culture has to offer. This event is a fun way to learn about American Sign Language and deaf culture.”
At 10 a.m., tables will be open for games, prizes and information. There will also be exhibitors selling crafts. Attendees can learn basic sign language. Concessions will be sold all day. Representatives from different organizations and schools will be on site to provide information.
Our Lady of Mount Carmel will have an information table at the event!Deaf Awareness Day, free and open to the public, will take place on the White Bear Lake High School - South Campus; information tables will be open until 5 p.m.
It is recommended that you register online ahead of time and print your tickets. You can register at Deaf Awareness Day Tickets
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Parish Consultation Process with Small Groups: Rescheduled for Fall 2021
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The Parish Consultation with Small Groups stage of the Synod will be delayed one year. While the Deanery Consultation planned for a Saturday in January or February of 2021 will still be held at that time, the more intensive Parish Consultation process, originally planned for Fall 2020, will now occur in Fall 2021.
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Deaf Ministry Concert with Kristine Wriding
Country Artist Kristine Wriding is a singer-songwriter who writes, records and sings songs that come straight from her heart. Kristine grew up in Minneapolis and now resides in Nashville. This video features Kristine performing her music with ASL interpreter, Krista Anderson, at Our Lady of Mount Carmel. The fundraiser supported the Archdiocesan Catholic Deaf Ministry.
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Bringing music to life for the Deaf
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