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This beautiful scripture service offers parents the occasion to name and commend their deceased infant within the context of our faith.

Many thanks to everyone who participated in our recent book fair with Neighborhood Reads Bookstore!

As Catholics, one thing that sets us apart from other Christians is our veneration of Mary and the saints, which we celebrate this week on All Saints Day. In this week’s FORMED Pick, discover why we ask Mary and other “dead people” to pray for us. The answer will give you a framework for understanding the Church’s view of life after death and what we call “The Communion of Saints.”

Families who have lost loved ones are invited to attend the 7:00 am Mass on November 2nd.

Thank you to everyone who helped with the success of our Sausage Dinner last weekend, especially our chairs and co-chairs, Danny and Amanda Williams and Wanda and Linda Zeitmann.

Discover the Saints in this month's calendar of audios, videos and writings from FORMED!

Children need quite time, too! Personal reflection can lead to prayer.

Help us spread the word! We are currently looking for inspired, and well-qualified preschool teacher in our young three-year-old classroom.

Donations and baked goods can be dropped off on Friday, Oct. 26th. Thank you for your ongoing ProLife support!

Stop by during the entire month of November and 50% of your total (before tax) will be donated to 2019 ProLife Trip!

Stop by Panera or order online from 4 - 8 pm on Thursday, Oct. 25th to help support our school! See the flyer for details.

Shop local while supporting our school! 20% of book sales go back to SFBGS Library!

Ladies, start deer season off with a fun, creative evening out with your friends!

Today we “speak up” through our prayers and personal sacrifices for our brothers and sisters in the Missions.

Refresh your marriage by attending a Marriage Encounter Weekend. There are two weekends scheduled in November.

The Washington Police Department and Franklin County Sheriff Department officers greeted our students last week as they entered school. What a special welcome!

With great gratitude, we welcome and enthrone the relics of Saint Francis Borgia, Saint Ivonis, and Saint Anthony of Padua in our parish church.

“Each one of us is called to reflect on this fact: ‘I am a mission on this Earth; that is the reason why I am here in this world."

A great word of gratitude to Mr. Rich Meyer and Fr. Joe Wormek for building the ‘Reliquarium’ in which the relics of Saint Francis Borgia are stored and displayed!

Words cannot begin to express our thanks to everyone involved in last weekend's dinner auction!