St. Mary Recycle Mission in Lancaster, Pennsylvania works with Catholic churches, Convents, Schools, etc., to help rescue and recycle used Religious items that are no longer needed.
We can take in or give just about anything of Religious nature that can be used by other churches, convents or religious organizations such as:
- Crucifixes
We can take in or give just about anything of Religious nature that can be used by other churches, convents or religious organizations such as:
- Crucifixes
- Statues
- Rosaries (damaged ok)
- Rosaries (damaged ok)
- Candle Sticks/Candle Racks
- Relics - Altar Books/Missals/Lectionaries
- Holy Medals
- Relics - Altar Books/Missals/Lectionaries
- Holy Medals
- Holy Cards
- Linens
- Linens
- Paraments
- Small Prayer books (Please no regular books or pamphlets)
- Framed Pictures, etc.
Please do not throw anything out that may be questionable.
No reading Books or large furniture type items at this time.
Bring your items to the Parish Office or Narthex
by Sunday May 23rd.
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Sunday masses running safely.
Thank you to all of our ministers & volunteers for keeping Holy Family a safe worship space!
Mass Reservations
May 15 & 16 Masses
If you can no longer keep your reservation, please cancel through your confirmation email, or call the Parish Office. 815-725-6880 Thank You.
4:00 PM
7:00 AM
8:30 AM
10:15 AM
12:00 PM
May 22 & 23 Masses
If you can no longer keep your reservation, please cancel through your confirmation email, or call the Parish Office. 815-725-6880 Thank You.
4:00 PM
7:00 AM
8:30 AM
10:15 AM
12:00 PM
The Holy Family Parish and Pastoral Council has two positions to fill beginning September 1, 2021. The Council is an advisory body to the Pastor and provides an opportunity to offer one’s talents and gifts to the Holy Family congregation.
If interested an application form may be found on the parish website and is to be submitted to the parish office by June 7, 2021. All are encouraged to apply.
Join parishes and individuals across the diocese in the 2021 offering of letters to congressional representatives that encourage policies and programs that help end hunger. The Office for Human Dignity has partnered with Bread for the World, a Christian ecumenical advocacy group, for decades to promote ending hunger domestically and internationally. Parishioners are invited to write individual letters to their congressional representatives. If you wish, a sample letter can be found below.
Alternatively, letters can be forwarded to the parish office by May 24th where they will be collected and brought to the diocesan office to be coordinated with Bread for the World and taken to Congress along with other dioceses throughout the nation.
Our Illinois bishops have written the attached letter to the Catholic faithful to save the Tax Credit Scholarship program that was targeted for a cut in Gov. J.B. Pritzker’s budget plan unveiled in February.
