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Sunday Bulletins

Bulletin Date 


Sunday, April 26

Sunday, May 3

Sunday, May 10

Sunday, May 17

Sunday, May 24

Sunday, May 31



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Wednesday, April 15

Wednesday, April 22

Wednesday, April 29

Wednesday, May 6

Wednesday, May 13

Wednesday, May 20

Mass Announcements

April 19, 2026


Good evening/morning! Welcome to Saint Mark Catholic Church! We are happy to have you here. Please know that the staff is praying for you and your family daily.

 

If you have an allergy or need a special accommodation for Communion, please go to the sacristy before Mass and speak with the sacristan.  Also, please be sure to consume the Holy Eucharist in front of the minister of Holy Communion, before walking away.


Please note that Confessions will end after the Homily, so that all may prepare for Communion.


Our reception desk is staffed from 8:15 to 12:15 on Sunday mornings to answer questions and provide support as needed.


We have several summer opportunities for children and teens in this weekend’s Bulletin. There are two weeks of Preschool Camp, Vacation Bible School, and two teen camp opportunities. There are also three Diocesan sponsored camps for teens. Dates and registration information are in the Bulletin.


Next Saturday, April 25, we will have a First Communion Mass at 10 am. There will be no 9 am Mass that day.


All high schoolers are invited to youth group in the Parish Hall this Sunday from 6-8 pm. Dinner is provided.


Today we celebrate the Third Sunday of Easter. The readings for today’s Mass begin on page 866 in your Hymnal. Please return your music booklets at the end of Mass to the table in the Narthex.


Mass is about to begin. Let us take a few moments in silence to quiet our hearts, minds and phones so that we might reflect on the Lord’s presence and the Mystery of the Eucharist which we are about to celebrate.