Sunday Mass

People who have fallen out of the habit of going to Sunday Mass often use Lent as an opportunity to start attending again. Mass times are Saturday: 5:00 p.m., Sunday: 7:00 a.m., 8:30 a.m., 10:00 a.m., 12 noon and 5:00 p.m. Weekday Masses are at 9:00 a.m. Cannot attend because of the pandemic? Sunday Mass can be streamed online on our website.
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Lenten Gospel Reflections

 

A Virtual Lenten Retreat

You’re invited to join Chris Stefanick from Real Life Catholic and Bishops from around the country, including our own Bishop Barres, for a seven-week Lenten retreat using The Search. Beginning February 17, we will be exploring the major questions of life, like: Why am I here? What is the life I was made for? Is there a God? Does He even care about me? The Search is available for parishioners of Good Shepherd at no cost through Formed.org. Not signed up on Formed? Watch the instructional video below.

Join us each week for the live show on RealLifeCatholic.com/live, beginning on Thursday, February 18. Click the link below to get notified each week when the show is live and join us for what could be your most meaningful Lent ever!

 

Lenten Reading and Reflections
Let this Lent be not just another Lent, but the beginning of a new life, with new good life long habits making Jesus as the centre of our lives. The Imitation of Christ by Thomas à Kempis helps to concentrate more on interior life and withdraw from the lure of the world.  The Imitation is perhaps the most widely read Christian devotional work next to the Bible, and is regarded as a devotional and religious classic.

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Feed your soul with prayer this Lent! Sign up on Dynamic Catholic and receive a daily email with a short video every day of Lent. 
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Sign up for daily Lent reflections from Bishop Barron, from Word on Fire.  Every day throughout Lent Bishop Barron will email you a short uplifting reflection. The reflections will pertain to the daily Gospel from Mass along with a beautiful prayer graphic highlighting a quote from the reflection.
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The Chosen
Give up Netflix for Lent? Ok, probably not. But consider seeing Jesus through the eyes of those who knew Him by streaming The Chosen. A wonderful way to journey with Christ this Lent. Best part is season 1 is available free on YouTube! 

About Season 1: A charismatic fisherman drowning in debt. A troubled woman wrestling with real demons. A gifted publican ostracized by his family and his people. A religious leader struggling with his beliefs. See Jesus through the eyes of those who met Him.
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