What's Happening at St. Rita Church
Saturday, April 24
- 8:00 am: Mass
- 9:00 am: Confessions in the Church
- 5:00 pm: Vigil Mass. This Mass will also be live streamed on our YouTube Channel so that it can be viewed on Saturday evening or anytime afterward.
Sunday, April 25
- Mass Times are 7:30 am, 9:00 am, 10:45 am, 12:30 pm (bilingual), and 5:00 pm.
- 7:00 pm: Sung Vespers
- 7:00 pm: What We Believe with Fr. Joshua Whitfield immediately following Sung Vespers. To catch up on past What We Believe sessions, click HERE.
Reminders from the parish:
- While on campus, we ask that everyone over the age of 3 wear a mask, abide by all signage, and practice social distancing. We ask that anyone who would prefer to wear a face shield also wear a mask underneath.
- Registration for Mass is not required, but attendance will be capped to maintain necessary social distance. The Masses that most frequently see max capacity attendance are the 9:00am and 10:45am.
- For your convenience, signage outside the church will be posted once the Mass has filled, and we invite you to attend one of our other Masses instead.
PARISH NEWS AND EVENTS
The mission of St. Rita Business Network and Career Ministry is to foster a network of parishioners, active in or retired from business, who mentor to others, share expertise in their fields or industries, and actively encourage daily application of Christian values in the workplace.
TONIGHT!
Networking Happy Hour
Dining Hall
6:00-8:00 pm
Refreshments provided
Questions? Contact Yong Wan Chang
(cell) (214) 793-3301
biznetwork@stritaparish.net
Miscarriage can be a very painful experience resulting in intense emotions and grief. It can also be confusing as the loss can be quite sudden. Carol Porter with Life Perspectives will talk about grief after a miscarriage and suggest some healing pathways. Join our conversation to better understand your own grief and/or learn how to support a friend or family member after such a loss.
When: Saturday, April 24th,
Time: 8:45 am directly after the 8:00 Mass
Where: Dining Hall
The Diocese of Dallas is looking for faithful, committed Catholic men to answer the call to the diaconate. Good deacons can be a great asset to the local Church.
Classes begin in September for the 6-year period of formation. Those interested in applying should attend an information session this spring. Please visit cathdal.org/deacons, or email diaconate@cathdal.org to find out who can apply, and how to attend an information session.
CLICK ON THE GRAPHIC BELOW FOR A LIST OF THE PROGRAMS SUPPORTED THROUGOUT THE YEAR THROUGH 2ND COLLECTIONS SPONSORED BY THE USCCB.
