Come and enjoy a delicious breakfast of scrambled eggs, sausage patties and our famous homemade cinnamon rolls on Sunday, November 20 from 7:30 am until 11:00 am at the Divine Mercy - St. Michael Church Hall! Bring your appetite! - Sponsored by the St. Michael Holy Name Members

You can also find the sign-up sheets online at: https://tinyurl.com/fall-dinner.

Saints Peter and Paul Church had to wait a few weeks for the arrival of bricks and railings, but the installation continues.

The southwest window repairs made by Krause Konstruction should have dried adequately by now. The roped off area will be opened up because no further falling of plaster should be happening. Riehl Decorating can’t make it back to do their interior repairs until after the first of the year.

Sande Construction came back to work on putting the brick on the side railings leading up the east entrances of the church. The same will be happening on the sides of the ramp on the south side of the church when this company has time to do it.

The chance to purchase a remembrance paver in the walkway of the new Calvary Cemetery Expansion is getting limited. The new deadline is Sunday, November 27 for ordering a paver. You have three options to choose from on the order form. What a great way to keep the memory of loved ones in a lasting memorial.

Since 2010 Parish Families Against Hunger’s goal has been to build our Divine Mercy’s faith community by parishioners packaging nutritious rice meals to support our Twin Parish at St. Jeanne de Chantal in Haiti. Our Fall Festival is one of the ways PFAH raises $32,000-$40,000 annually needed to support our Twin Parish’s meal program. Read the full article to see what opportunities the festival offers and to sign up to volunteer or donate items!

The final pour of the front steps was completed on Thursday, August 25.

After the 10:30 Mass this Sunday, August 28, there will be donuts and refreshments in the church hall. The purpose of this gathering is to give you an update on the renovation of the steps and ramp. We will be glad to answer any of your questions. You will also receive information on the funding of the project, and how you might be able to help fund a few small additions we are trying to include for the overall project.

Krause Konstruction finished their work on tuck-pointing the top of the southwest window, leveled the eaves, put proper rubber membrane where the roof met the edge, and several other small weatherproofing tasks. The sealing around the window needs to dry of over two months, so Riehl Decorating will not be in until November.

The annual Mulligan Stew celebration in St. Joseph was a smashing success Wednesday night! Good food and fun was had by all.

More progress has been made on the main entrance.

Sande Construction reached a milestone on the construction project at Sts. Peter and Paul. The new ramp is built and open for use. Now, the old front steps have been torn out for the next phase.

Young Adults interns from Project Timothy visited Divine Mercy Parish to experience what life in working in ministry looks like.

Work has started on the stairs at Sts. Peter and Paul. We think the outside stairs (at least part of them) are original to this century old church. They’ve held up well over many decades, but as you can see from the picture, they are in rough shape.

The Calvary Cemetery expansion is underway! If you missed the presentation after Mass and want an in-depth explanation of what is being done and some photos to go along with it, click the title to read the document.

This last Sunday on the Solemnity of the Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ (Corpus Christi), we walked in an outdoor procession with the Blessed Sacrament after Mass at the St. Cecelia Church. The National Eucharistic Revival has officially begun.