1-31-2021 online participation aid
Category Archives: Announcements
Third Sunday in Ordinary Time
EWTN World Over – COVID 19 Vaccines
Raymond Arroyo and Father Tad Discuss the Ethics of the COVID 19 Vaccines.Fr. Tad Pacholczyk, Ph.D, neuroscientist & director of education at the National Catholic Bioethics Center discusses the ethical profiles of the newly released COVID-19 vaccines, the recent Vatican statement on COVID-19 vaccines, and some other practical considerations involved in the decision to get inoculated.
Click here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uGaOKH3t1Zc&feature=emb_logo
Not too late to order the Spaghetti dinner on Jan. 19th, 2021.
Don’t miss out on getting your delicious Spaghetti dinner. We will take orders through Monday (1/18) so don’t miss out! Call 715-842-4543 and leave a message if the office is closed
Second Sunday in Ordinary Time
The Baptism of the Lord
Holy Name Youth Ministry Annual Spaghetti Dinner – Jan 19th.
Don’t forget to place your order for the Annual Youth Ministry Spaghetti Dinner on 1/19/21.
You don’t have to figure out what you’re doing for dinner that night. We’ll cook your dinner, pack it up and bring it to your car…all you have to do is leave your garage (or driveway) and pull up to Holy Name. It can’t get much easier than that.
To place your order today call 715-842-4543. Holy Name of Jesus is located at 1104 S. 9th Ave., Wausau. Pick up will be at the glass doors in the parking lot.
The Epiphany of the Lord
Solemnity of Mary, Mother of God
Bishop William Patrick Callahan Greetings.
The Peace in Christmas
This year, I invite you to take some time to enter into Christmas through the eyes of St. Joseph as we consider his role in the Incarnation and his unfailing trust in God’s plan for our salvation. Despite the many obstacles and circumstances with which he was presented, the Church celebrates his heroic virtues and has given him many titles. At Christmas, I invite you to consider these three specifically: The Spouse of Mary, The Foster Father of Jesus and The Pillar of Families.
St. Joseph, in a very humble and obedient fashion, took Mary as his wife, despite learning she was with child. St. Joseph was given peace when the angel explained to him the message of the Incarnation and Mary’s role in salvation history. St. Joseph rightly bears the title Spouse of Mary and we can look to him for inspiration when we are faced with difficult situations.