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Sunday, March 12: Third Sunday of Lent
This Week's NewsLectionary for Sunday Masses Lectionary for Daily Masses
For 114 years, the Paulist Fathers at St. Austin have invited Catholics and non-Catholics alike into a deeper relationship with Jesus Christ. Join our parish community for live-streamed Masses led by the religious community often called "the friendliest priests in America."
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Assisted Listening & Loop System now available at St. Austin. Ask a priest, deacon, or greeter before Mass.
If you experience technical difficulties watching any of our streams, you can look at Broadcast Troubleshooting for possible solutions.
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Today's Readings
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NOTE: Readings for feasts and solemnities take precedence over the regular daily lectionary readings.
On memorial days (such as most days commemorating a particular saint), a parish may choose to use other readings.
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Prayer for Peace in Ukraine
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God of infinite mercy and goodness,
with grateful hearts we pray to you today for Peace.
You offer us your peace continually and constantly remind us
that peacemakers are blessed, “for they shall be called children of God”.
May your voice resound in the hearts of all,
as you call us to follow the path of reconciliation and peace,
and to be merciful as you are merciful.
We pray to you for Ukrainian people, who are experiencing war and deaths.
Bless the leaders with wisdom, to build together a world of justice, and to break down walls of hostility.
May you continue to inspire all of us to oneness of heart and mind,
to respect the dignity of every nation,
which have their origin in the image and likeness of God
impressed upon every human being.
Grant eternal rest to the dead and quick recovery to the wounded,
we pray through Christ our Lord.
Amen.
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Bishop Vasquez To Lift DispensationFrom the Obligation to Attend Mass
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April 24, 2021
Effective May 23, 2021, Pentecost Sunday...
the temporary dispensation
from the obligation to attend Sunday Mass,
which I granted because of the pandemic, will be lifted.
I joyfully invite all Catholics back to in-person participation
in the sacraments and the life of the parish.Please read the full text of the Bishop's letter at ~
Pastoral Letter
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QR Code for the Sunday Worship Aid
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Use your cell phone or tablet to access our worship aid (WA) for Mass. When you attend Mass in the church, you'll find a card in the pew with a QR code that allows a quick retrieval of the WA at the click of a button!
What's the QR code? QR stands for Quick Response. It's a type of matrix barcode and looks like a square with black and white pixels forming a unique machine-readable pattern.
Why should I use the QR Code? Your electronic access saves printing costs, preserves the environment, and is a paperless way to help you participate fully in Mass.
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A Warm Welcome to St. Austin Catholic Parish
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