Sunday with St. Hubert

The Law of Love

Today a scholar of the law asks Jesus what the greatest commandment is. It was a way to test him. But Jesus silenced him when he said the greatest thing we could ever do is to love God fully and to love our neighbor as ourselves.

When we think about it, the Mass itself is a way this "law to love" is realized. We gather to worship God by giving him of ourselves. And then we're sent into the world to show love to our neighbor and to treat them the way we would want to be treated.

Join us today as we pray and celebrate the Mass, whether in person or on-line. It's what is keeping us together during these times when we need strength, hope and the desire to connect.

Looking for another way to pray on Sunday? Check out our Spiritual Communion Prayer Service.

Neighbors in Need: Food Drive Today Until 3pm

Today's Food Drive (October 25) will benefit St. Marcelline’s St. Vincent dePaul Society. They let us know they are in need of food and paper goods to support their food pantry. We'll be at the front doors of the church until 3pm. Thank you for helping our neighbors in need.

Also, we celebrated with our brothers and sisters at St. Marcelline. On October 24, retired Auxiliary Bishop George Rassas installed Fr. Tony Bury as their new pastor to fill Fr. Hal Stanger's shoes who recently retired. Fr. Mike was there to offer congratulations along with Fr. Jeremy Thomas, the new pastor of Church of the Holy Spirit, and Fr. Joe Glab, pastor at St. Matthew. It was truly a joyful celebration.

CAFE@Home

Our popular CAFÉ adult formation program has moved online! CAFÉ@Home is a new way to engage our faith when we are not able to gather in person as a group. Staff member, Stephanie Tatara, explains more in this short video:

"Do You Love Me?" (John 21:16)

The Saint Hubert Choir, under the direction of Ed Magistrado, sings T. Tallis' "If Ye Love Me" for today's on-line liturgy. When Jesus asked Peter if he loved him, Peter said, "Yes, you know I do." Jesus said, then "Tend my sheep". In other words, if we love Jesus, we'll love our neighbor as ourselves. It's a beautiful reflection on today's gospel.

We're truly grateful to the members of our choir for finding a way to share their talent with us!

Helping Our Neighbors in their Job Search

The Saint Hubert Job & Network Ministry is going strong on-line. On Monday, October 26 at 7pm, they'll host a free virtual presentation to help job seekers develop their interviewing strategies, such as how to develop good and solid responses to interview questions. This session will also allow participants to ask questions and learn from each other. Click here to register.

Thanks for Giving!

We cannot say thank you enough for all you're doing to support our parish week after week with your donations, your prayer and your service.

If you're looking for an on-line way to give, visit either our GiveCentral platform, or the Archdiocese's Offertory Program for an alternative and simple way method for giving. Parishioners are also dropping off envelopes and contributions at the Parish Ministry Center or even mailing them in.

We're very grateful for your commitment and for helping to build up the Body of Christ by loving God and loving our neighbors. Thank you!

Sent to Make a Difference

At the end of every Mass, we're sent into the world to love our neighbors as ourselves. It's a natural extension of loving God fully. In these challenging times, we can be the light and hope that others need to see. We can witness what the "law to love" is all about. And we really need to see it.

May the peace of the Lord be with you always,

--Fr. Mike and the Parish Staff

There's more news and spiritual inspiration in today's bulletin.

Saint Hubert Catholic Church

Building up the Body of Christ

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Sent by Mike Scherschel on Sunday, October 25, 2020 at 7:30AM