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Sunday, April 27 from 3pm to 4pm
The Feast of Divine Mercy Sunday
A day of Extraordinary Grace for the whole world.
Jesus said, "tell the whole world about My
inconceivable Mercy...complete forgiveness of sins
and punishment. On that day all the divine floodgates through which graces flow are opened. Ler no
soul fear to draw near to Me, even though its sins be
as scarlet."
How to receive the Graces of Divine Mercy:
-repent of all sins in Confession prior to, and
trust in His Mercy.
-receive Holy Communion on that day.
-be merciful to others.
-venerate the Image of Divine Mercy.
-celebrate the Feast on Divine Mercy Sunday.
 

Our Feast Day Celebration will include prayers,
veneration of the Image, and Chaplet
recitation. Father Bala will also hear Confessions
and have a blessing of articles. Bring any items you
would like to have blessed. Take this opportunity
and join your parish family to receive God"s special
Graces on Divine Mercy Sunday. 

Join us for this great opportunity!

Contact Jodie Rubenzer at spiritualgrowth@stbparish.com if you have any questions. 

Sign up at the Information Desk, or email Jodie Rubenzer at spiritualgrowth@stbparish.com. 

Click the link below to sign up for 2025 Vacation Bible School, “Trusting Jesus in a Wild World”. 

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Contact the office with any questions!

As part of the multi-year Diocesan plan of Maintenance to Mission, we received word from the Diocese that beginning July 1, St. Mary’s Immaculate Conception Church in Hammond will no longer be clustered with St. Bridget and St. Thomas More Newman Center but become a new cluster with the Churches in Glenwood City and Wilson. Fr. Bala will remain the Parochial Administrator here and Fr. Anil will become the new Parochial Administrator for Hammond, Glenwood City and Wilson.
 

Click the button below to read the Wisconsin Catholic Bishops' Pastoral Letter on Immigration.

Letter

Click HERE to read our bishop's wonderful recent Pastoral Letter on Evangelization.

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