North American Martyrs Church

06/09/2026

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06/08/2026

Happy Monday! Sometimes the simplest things are the most powerful. Proverbs 16:24 gives us an incredible insight into the power of our speech. 💬
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Gracious words are described as a "honeycomb," a source of delight, but they do more than just taste good—they bring healing to the bones! That's a profound, deep, and lasting restoration. This week, let your tongue be an instrument of God's love, speaking words that mend spirits, encourage hearts, and build people up. 🍯🐝
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Use your words to heal this week! 💖
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❓Question for the week: What is one specific, kind thing you can say to a co-worker, friend, or family member today?

06/07/2026

06/07/2026

Today we joyfully celebrate the 18th Anniversary of Father Fraini’s Ordination to the Priesthood.
With abundant gratitude to God, we thank Father Fraini for his faithful service, spiritual leadership, and dedication to our parish family. Through his ministry, he has touched countless lives with the love of Christ and the sacraments of the Church. Please join us in offering prayers of thanksgiving for Father Fraini and in asking God to continue to bless him with good health, wisdom, strength, and many more years of fruitful priestly ministry. Congratulations, Father Fraini, and thank you for your faithful “yes” to God’s call!

06/07/2026

We are many, but we share one Bread. Come celebrate the Body of Christ—the source of our life and our unity! Join us for Mass and share in the one loaf. 🕊️🍞

06/03/2026

This week, we honor the unwavering resolve of Saint Boniface! 🛡️🌳
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Born in England, he gave up a promising life as a scholar to carry the Gospel into the pagan lands of Germany. His mission was defined by his radical trust in God, culminating in his most legendary act: felling the massive Donar’s Oak, a tree sacred to the Germanic gods.
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While the pagans expected the sky to fall, Boniface’s axe proved the powerlessness of their idols, opening the hearts of thousands to the truth of Christ. He spent his life establishing the Church, uniting communities, and teaching the faith until his martyrdom.
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Boniface’s life reminds us that true evangelization sometimes requires a literal act of courage to challenge the idols of our age. He calls us to stand firm in the face of fear and to never abandon the "ship" of the Church, no matter how hard the waves crash.
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Let us pray through the intercession of St. Boniface for the grace to be courageous in proclaiming the Gospel and to have the strength to tear down the "sacred oaks" (idols) in our own lives and culture. 🙏🏼

06/02/2026

No one should have to walk their faith journey alone. ✝️ For Leah, the TV Mass and The Catholic Free Press are lifelines that make her feel part of a community, even when she can’t be there in person. Your support of the Partners in Charity appeal keeps these digital and print ministries running, bringing the word of God into every home. 🏠 Let's ensure everyone feels connected to our family of faith! Make a contribution today at: partners-charity.net

06/01/2026

Please Note Schedule Change for this week:

Father Fraini will be attending annual Presbyteral Assembly June 1st-3rd. There will be no daily Mass June 2nd or 3rd. Mass will be celebrated on Thursday, June 4th with Adoration to follow. There will be no Adoration on Friday, June 5th due to a funeral service.
Please keep Father Fraini and all of our Diocesan Priests in your prayers.