Devotions

This is a very simple novena! 
Each day you are asked to pray Our Father, Hail Mary and Glory Be for the daily intention.  It was created by our own Fr. Gordon.

Day 1: In thanksgiving for our Baptism and sharing in the mission of Christ.
Day 2: For the grace to discern how God... Click Here to download all of the intentions

Join us each day at 3:30pm on Facebook for prayer!   facebook.com/elcatholics.org

Tuesday, June 2:  Vocations Chat # 2 - Encouraging Vocations with Fr. Gordon, Fr. Gary and Dcn. Mike.  Building a Culture of Vocations begins with the Family 

Monday, June 1:  Vocations Fireside Chat #1 - Fr. Gordon, Fr. Gary, and Dcn. Mike.  Did you know that Dcn. Mike is a convert?  His parents are Lutheran.  Watch to learn more.

Pentecost Sunday:  Fr. Gordon Update and Sacred Heart Litany

The novena in honor of the Holy Spirit is the oldest of all novenas since it was first made at the direction of Our Lord Himself when He sent His apostles back to Jerusalem to await the coming of the Holy Spirit on the first Pentecost. 

A daily devotion will be broadcast each day at 3:30pm on Facebook.  For all the the prayers, click here.

Pentecost is Sunday, May 31.            Here is Fr. Gordon's Introduction.

We will honor the Blessed Mother, May 1-May 20. 

Our daily devotion at 3:30pm will focus on 20 titles of the Blessed Mother (per the Litany of the BVM) and all 20 Mysteries of the Holy Rosary.  There will also be a 3pm Holy Hour of Eucharistic Adoration on Wednesday, May 13 - the Memorial of Our Lady of Fatima, as a mid-point celebration.  For the title, mysteries, and prayers, Click Here.

  ELCC St. Joseph Novena

To honor the Universal Protector of the Church on May 1, the Memorial of St. Joseph the Worker (an appropriate intercession for all those currently unemployed / underemployed), join us live on Facebook to pray the novena each day at 3:30pm. (Or pray when you are able)  The novena will conclude with a simple Holy Hour on May 1 at 3pm.  For the format and daily meditations, Click Here.

The message of mercy is that God loves us — all of us —
no matter how great our sins.  His mercy is greater than our sins,  we must call upon Him with trust, receive His mercy, and let it flow through us to others.   Continue reading.....