"Come to the Feast!'

Matthew 22:4

Remembering & Praying for Those Who Go Before Us in Faith

As we enter into the month of November, our thoughts and prayers move to those who go before us in faith. Even during these difficult times, we will continue our traditions of praying for and remembering our deceased loved ones.

All Souls Day Masses: November 2

We will celebrate the Mass of All Souls at 8:30am on Monday morning. We'll also have a special candlelight Mass at 7:30pm in the evening where will read the names of all those buried from Saint Hubert this past year. It will also be an opportunity for all of us to pray for those in our lives we miss very much.

Due to the restrictions about gathering in public places, if you would like to attend the 7:30pm Mass, please sign up using the button below. There's no need to sign-up for the morning Mass.

Please note the 7:30pm Mass will also be live-streamed on our Facebook Page (as well as on the home page of our website) so that we can be united in prayer.

Sign-Up: All Soul's Day Mass on Monday, November 2 at 7:30pm

The Book of the Dead

We continue to honor the tradition of placing the names of our deceased loved ones in our Book of the Dead. We have created an electronic registry where you can add the names. We will transfer those names to the actual book located in the narthex.

You may also bring a list of the names with you if you are attending Mass in person and drop them off in the designated basket in the narthex. We'll ensure every name is included as we pray for the deceased throughout the month of November.

Add Names to the Online Book of the Dead

Photos in the Narthex

We also continue the tradition of displaying framed photos of those who go before us on a table in the narthex of the church. You may bring in your photo prior to Masses. Please be sure to include your name and phone number on the back of every picture so that we can ensure it is returned. We'll display the photos throughout the month of November.

Creating a Sacred Space at Home

If you're unable to come to church right now, consider creating a special place at home to honor your deceased family members. Consider displaying photos, perhaps with candles, a crucifix or other sacred objects that remind us of our faith in eternal life. Each day consider saying a prayer for those you are remembering. Light a candle, listen to sacred music, read a scripture passage, or simply thank God for the things you've learned, received, seen or heard from those you miss. (See Phil 4:8-9).

Feast of Saint Hubert: November 3

We celebrate our patron saint's feast day on Tuesday, November 3. Join us for Eucharistic Adoration from 4-7pm, followed by a Rosary. It is another opportunity to pray, to bring in a photo of a deceased loved one, or to simply spend time with Jesus Christ who has unlocked the gates of heaven. No need to sign-up ahead of time, we can take your name at the door.

Let us keep one another in prayer as we pray for those we miss. As the Body of Christ in the world, we share in one another's joys and sorrows. Together, we find strength in Christ, the reason for our hope. He has given us the gift of being reunited with those we love one day through Him, with Him and in Him.

May the peace of God keep your hearts and minds in the love of Christ Jesus,

--Fr. Mike and the Parish Staff

Saint Hubert Catholic Church

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