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Mass TiMES
Daily: Monday thru Saturday @ 7:00AM
School Mass: Tuesday 9:15AM
Weekend Mass: Saturday 4:30PM, Sunday 8AM & 10AM
In Spanish: Thursday 7PM
Sunday 12PM
Misa En Español: Jueves 7PM
Domingo 12PM -
Office location/Hours
1114 Third Street Southeast
Rochester, MN 55904
507.288.7313
francis@stfrancis-church.org
Monday-Friday: 8:00AM - 4:30PM
If you wish to set up a meeting outside of these hours, please contact the Parish Center at (507) 288-7313. Thank you!
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Men's Holy Hour/Social
Men of St. Francis - Men of Rochester! You are invited to an hour of Eucharistic Adoration, followed by food and social time at St. Francis of Assisi Church. Always the 3rd Sunday of the month at 6PM.
Future Dates: November 18, 2018 -
Bulletin
Check out the latest parish news in our weekly bulletin!
Download here or pick one up from the church or office.
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Today's Readings
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Reading 1 Phmn 7-20Responsorial Psalm Ps 146:7, 8-9a, 9bc-10Gospel Lk 17:20-25
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Catholic News Service
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Word on Fire
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ADVENT RETREAT: 33 Days to Morning Glory
What is Marian Consecration? Consecration to Jesus through Mary is a beautiful exercise to increase your spirituality and ability to truly serve our Lord Jesus Christ. Learn how key saints lived it out, and how you can live it out as well.
How does it work? Over five weeks (33 days), you will dedicate a little of your time to Read, Pray, and Meet (RPM). You will read “33 Days to Morning Glory” by Fr. Michael Gaitley, daily for just a few minutes. You will pray and meditate throughout the day on what you have read. Then, once a week for five weeks, you will meet in a group to discuss what you’ve discovered.
When do we meet? We will meet for five Sunday evenings at 5PM beginning November 18. The program leads us to formally entrust ourselves to Mary. By using our parish FORMED passcode, you can access some of the materials that go with the “33 Days” program - as well as many other wonderful adult formation offerings. For more information, please contact the Parish Center Office - (507) 288-7313. -
NOVEMBER: Month of ALL SOULS
In the month of November, we gather together as a parish community to celebrate the lives of the members of our parish family who have been called home to God. We encourage you to place the names of your departed family members and friends in the Book of Remembrance located near the altar.
We will hold all who have died in our thoughts and prayers and in remembrance during the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass. Please join us! -
The Catholic Faith - On Demand
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rmed.org! FORMED is a revolutionary online platform featuring the best Catholic videos, audio talks, eBooks and movies from the Augustine Institute, St. Paul Center, Marian Fathers, Lighthouse Catholic Media, Ignatius Press and Word on Fire. All St. Francis of Assisi parishioners get access to this content for FREE, but you will need a Parish Code in order to access this content.
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News from the Vatican
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Christians in Latin America must hold fast to their traditions, which are rooted in love for Christ and especially in remaining close to the marginalized and downtrodden, Pope Francis said.
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Pope Francis welcomed Israeli President Reuven Rivlin to the Vatican Nov. 15 for a private discussion that included the importance of building greater trust between Israelis and Palestinians.
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National Catholic Register
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By Tito Edwards | A Deeper Look at the Final Synod Document Raises Questions about Sources, Analysis, Emphasis - Fr. Nicholas Gregoris Ma.L. Ma.D., The Catholic World Report+++ Promises Worth...
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By Father Raymond J. de Souza | The most dramatic meeting of the U.S. bishops since 2002 ended in failure. Except that it did not entirely fail. It may in fact have signaled a critical turning...
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Catholic Advocacy Network
Learn more about the Catholic Advocacy Network - an initiative of the Minnesota Catholic Conference. This network allows a person to easily stay informed about upcoming legislation,and to contact our state representatives to voice our concerns or support. It includes thousands of Catholics and non-Catholics from Minnesota who are striving to live their faith in a challenging culture.
By joining the free network, you will receive periodic e-mails and a monthly E-Update in order to promote life and dignity. Consider visiting the Catholic Advocacy Network Action Center to join!