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Highlights from Transitional Diaconate Ordination
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SDNB • April 2024
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Registration for Memorial Mass for Parents who have lost a child now open
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E-News to the Faithful for March 8, 2024
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Highlights from Transitional Diaconate Ordination
“Receive the Gospel of Christ whose herald you have become. Believe what you read, teach what you believe, and practice what you teach.” Enjoy the highlights of our Deacon Kade, Jesse and Adam’s Diaconate Ordination! Please keep them in your prayers. Read More
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E-News to the Faithful March 28, 2024 Holy Thursday
Our Salvations: I want to encourage all of us to attend the Sacred Triduum, beginning this evening with the celebration of the Mass of the Lord’s Supper, as we give thanks to God for how we are saved through Jesus Christ. He saves us because He loves us! It’s… Read More
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E-News to the Faithful for March 8, 2024
CONVERSION: Today we celebrate the optional memorial of St. John of God. His story fills us with hope, especially for those that have left the faith. St. John left the faith during his time as a soldier. He was 40 when he finally realized the depths of his sinfulness. He… Read More
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March Young Adult Ministry Event
This is the third Young Adult Ministry event for the Diocese of Salina! Young Adults ages 18+ are welcome to attend and meet other young adults from around the diocese. This event will be a Holy Thursday – Seven Altars devotion. In this special tradition, Catholic pilgrims adore Christ in… Read More
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Next Young Adult Ministry Event | February 17, 2024
This is the second Young Adult Ministry event for the Diocese of Salina! Young Adults ages 18+ are welcome to attend and meet other young adults from around the diocese. This event will be a pitch tournament and game night! Drinks and snacks will be availible! We hope to see… Read More
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E-News to the Faithful | February 9, 2024
I will do it!: The exchange between the leper and Jesus in this Sunday’s Gospel is powerful. The leper says to Jesus, “If you wish, you can make me clean.” Jesus is moved with pity at the man, stretches out His hand, and says, “I do will it, be made clean.”… Read More
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