Please join us for a follow up to the Eucharist talks that we experienced during the weekly Holy Hours this past Lent. We will continue to explore why Eucharist is so central to who we are as a people of God during the upcoming weeks of the Easter season. Sessions will begin the week of April 19th on Monday's at St. Bruno's from 10-11am and Thursday's at St. Paul's from 6-7pm.
Daily reflections, bible studies, movies, children's videos and so much more are available on a subscription service provided by our two parishes. Go to formed.org/signup and enter 53189 zip code, St Paul with a Waukesha address should appear, click on that. You will be prompted to enter your email. Within an hour or so, you will find a message from Formed in your mailbox, open it and start watching!
A Divine Mercy Cenacle (prayer group) meets on Wednesdays at St. Paul’s. Interested in learning more about Saint Faustina and the message of Divine Mercy? We pray for the Lord’s mercy on us and on the whole world. Please contact Deb Jablonski @ 414-477-4933 or debjabo@me.com.
Unlocking the Mystery of the Bible is currently being studied by this group who meets on the first and third Monday of the month in the Family Room. Contact Mary Kral for more information.
Give yourself the gift of a silent weekend away. Retreats are scheduled regularly, see website: www.redemptoristretreat.org.
Formed.org SEARCH daily reflections (SIGN IN, top right, enter as part of a parish/organization, use code 274255)
USCCB daily readings, to read or to listen also a daily reflections video
Bishop Barron
Blessed is She
Jesuit Daily Prayer sign up for daily email or install the app
St Louis University
Creighton University
Every Sacred Sunday (Instagram)
Two Guys and a Gospel podcast
These are resources you can order for individual use:
Magnificat
Living Faith
Every Sacred Sunday (Also on Instagram)
Exploring Sunday Readings
The Word Among Us (web edition included for free)
Workbook for lectors
Maybe you used to read the Bible for inspiration, for its great stories, or for answers to the big questions in life. But now, it sits on your nightstand gathering dust. Perhaps you gave up reading it because it seemed irrelevant to your everyday life or because it became too hard to follow. If so, Fr. Mike Schmitz offers several reasons for you to pick up your Bible again, see it with new eyes, and allow it to transform your life.