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August 12, 2018

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June 3, 2018

May 27, 2018

May 20, 2018

Mass Announcements
August 12, 2018

To find out more about the following announcements, go to the St. Mark website or check today’s bulletin.

Good evening/ morning and WELCOME to St. Mark Catholic Church.  If you are a visitor, we are glad you are joining us today.  Feel free to stop by our welcome podium after Mass if you have any questions about Saint Mark.

The Ancient Order of Hibernians will be selling raffle tickets in the piazza this weekend after all Masses. The winner will receive roundtrip transportation for two from Charlotte to Ireland, car rental and 6 night’s bed & breakfast. Tickets are $25. The drawing will be on September 15.

The 54-Day Novena for our Nation begins on August 15^th and ends on, October 7^th.  Please pray this novena with us individually or in small groups.

August 15 is the Assumption of the Blessed Mother, a Holy Day of Obligation.  The Parish Offices will be closed.  We will have Mass at 7 and 9 am and 6:30 pm followed by a Procession and Rosary. The Vigil will be at 7 pm on August 14^th.

Please take a bulletin when you leave so you may read Father John’s pastoral pondering and see what activities and programs are happening this week at Saint Mark.

Today we celebrate the Nineteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time. 

The readings for today’s Mass begin on page 1047 in your Hymnal.

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