Clergy Appreciation Dinner Dance
Join us in appreciating our clergy and celebrating St. Patrick's Day at our annual dinner dance. We will be serving traditional Irish fare of Corned Beef & Cabbage, Potatoes and Carrots, Fresh Tossed Salad, Bread, and Dessert. Dance to the sounds of Pat DiRoma & Al March. Our Donation Bar will be available as always.
Spiritual Bouquets
Spiritual Bouquets are prayers or devotional acts that someone (the giver) has or will offer for someone else (the recipient). It can be given from an individual or group to an individual or group to express joy, sorrow or best wishes, often in commemoration of a special occasion. The recipient is given a card or something similar indicating who the giver is and what the spiritual bouquet consists of.
Espiritu Santo Catholic Church
In the life of the Espiritu Santo Catholic community, the seed of faith planted by the missionaries in 1569 has produced much fruit and continues to grow. Today there are more than 4000 registered families at Espiritu Santo.
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Saturday, March 15th
This event is sold out. Looking forward to seeing you there!
Send One to an RCIA Participant
As a way to support the RCIA participants on their journey, we invite you to send them a spiritual bouquet. Print and fill out the attached document and return to the Church Office.
Send a Bouquet
Worship Events
God doesn't call the qualified. He qualifies the called.
An Invitation from the Lay Pastoral Ministry Institute (LPMI)!
Listen to Karen Heaphy's Pastoral Care interview on Inspiration AM 1110
Witness the love of Christ through the use of your gifts to glorify and praise God through serving those in need of spiritual joy, compassion and love.
"All who touched the tassel of His cloak were healed." (Matthew 14:36)
Feast Day of Saint Katharine Drexel
Saint Katharine Drexel, Religious (Feast Day-March 3) Born in 1858, into a prominent Philadelphia family, Katharine became imbued with love for God and neighbor. She took an avid interest in the material and spiritual well-being of black and native Americans. She began by donating money but soon concluded that more was needed - the lacking ingredient was people. Katharine founded the Sisters of the Blessed Sacrament for Black and Native American peoples, whose members would work for the betterment of those they were called to serve. From the age of 33 until her death in 1955, she dedicated her life and a fortune of 20 million dollars to this work. In 1894, Mother Drexel took part in opening the first mission school for Indians, in Santa Fe, New Mexico. Other schools quickly followed - for Native Americans west of the Mississippi River, and for the blacks in the southern part of the United States. In 1915 she also founded Xavier University in New Orleans. At her death there were more than 500 Sisters teaching in 63 schools throughout the country. Katharine was beatified by Pope John Paul II on November 20, 1988.
Because of her lifelong dedication to her faith and her selfless service to the oppressed, Pope John Paul II canonized her on October 1, 2000 to become only the second recognized American-born saint.
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Upcoming Events
March 11 6:15 pm
Opening Up the Cathechism with Father Frank
March 11 6:15 pm
Religious Education
March 12 9:00 am
Bible Application Study
March 12 4:00 pm
Sick and Homebound Preparation
March 12 6:00 pm
FHC Session 3
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Our School PreK - 8th
Espiritu Santo Catholic School
Academic Excellence, Inspired by His Love, Led by the Spirit
Faith-filled, Catholic Education for children.
Stewardship Reflection
"It is written: The Lord, your God, shall you worship and him alone shall you serve." Matthew 4:10 Tempted between the riches and power of this world and service to God, Jesus chose service to His Father. If we wish to truly follow Jesus, we, too, must decide to turn away from power and riches and put God at the center of our lives.
Welcome Visitors
Please join us at our next New Member Welcome Gathering, Saturday, April 12, 2014 at 11:00 am in the John Bosco Center.
Mission Statement
―Inspired by the Holy Spirit, we, the People of Espiritu Santo Catholic Church, commit ourselves to be a loving community of faith, grace, and good works through Jesus Christ. Nourished by the Word and the Sacraments, we strive to grow in Christ’s likeness and to spread God’s kingdom on this earth.
