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December 24, Nativity of the Lord, Christmas Eve 6:00 pm in the Church 6:00 pm in Mother Presentation Hall 8:00 pm in the Church 10:30 pm in the Church December 25, Nativity of the Lord, Christmas Day 7:30 am, 9:00 am and 11:00 am in the Church Please Note: No 5:00 pm Mass on Christmas Day December 31, Vigil Mass for Holy Mary, Mother of God 5:30 pm January 1, Mass for Holy Mary, Mother of God 9:00 am

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Save lives and support our community.  Please give blood here at St. Bridget (PCMR) this Sunday, December 21 from 8:30 to 12:30. Walk-ins are always welcome!

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There will be a Respect Life Holy Hour at St. Bridget’s Church on Tuesday evening, January 20, at 7:00 p.m.  The Holy Hour will be intended as a vigil for the March for Life and will include Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament and Benediction.  Please make every effort to join the Church in prayer for the success of our pro-life efforts.  The March for Life on January 22, 2015: Join fellow St. Bridget parishioners at the 2015 March for Life and for Religious Freedom in Washington to show support for life from conception to natural death.  Bus transportation will be provided by the Knights ...

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Join the Women’s Bible Study group on Wednesday, January 14th to study Catholicism.  With creator and host Father Robert Barron, you will deepen your understanding of what Catholics believe and why while being immersed in the art, architecture, literature, beliefs and practices of the Catholic tradition.  The Catholicism program brings the beauty, goodness and truth of the Church to life so that you can better understand and share your faith.  Father Robert Barron is an acclaimed author, theologian and podcasting priest from Chicago.  An innovative teacher for the Catholic Faith who uses the tools...

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The Little Sisters of the Poor who run St. Joseph’s Home for the aged are always looking for creative ways to raise the funds they need to care for the elderly entrusted to their care. St. Bridget will host a sugar drive to help them out. Please bring your sugar in the weekend of December 27/28 and leave it in the corner where we collect food for Catholic Charities. With the holidays here they can use a lot of sugar to bake some cookies and other treats to keep their cares in good cheer.  

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December 24, Nativity of the Lord, Christmas Eve 6:00 pm in the Church 6:00 pm in Mother Presentation Hall 8:00 pm in the Church 10:30 pm in the Church December 25, Nativity of the Lord, Christmas Day 7:30 am, 9:00 am and 11:00 am in the Church Please Note: No 5:00 pm Mass on Christmas Day. December 31, Vigil Mass for Holy Mary, Mother of God 5:30 pm January 1, Mass for Holy Mary, Mother of God 9:00 am

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