Saint Michael The Archangel Catholic Mission

04/06/2026

Christ is Risen , Alleluia Alleluia.

03/11/2026

02/28/2026

01/21/2026

St. Agnes of Rome 🌿

St. Agnes is one of the most beloved early Christian martyrs. A young Roman girl, probably 12–13 years . She Lived in Rome, martyred around AD 304 during the persecution of Emperor Diocletian

She refused marriage and remained faithful to Christ. She Chose consecrated virginity and would not renounce her faith. She was Executed for her steadfast witness to Christ

The name Agnes comes from the Greek hagnē, meaning “pure.” Often depicted with a lamb, symbolizing innocence and Christ (the Lamb of God)

On her feast day, the Church blesses two lambs in Rome. Their wool is later used to make the palliums given to metropolitan archbishops—linking pastoral authority with purity and sacrifice

Agnes is the Patron saint of chastity, young girls, victims of abuse, and those seeking courage in faith. A powerful reminder that holiness is not about age, but total trust in Christ.

01/17/2026

9 DAYS FOR LIFE DAY 2

INTERCESSION
May each person suffering from participation in abortion find forgiveness, hope, and healing in Christ.

PRAYERS
Our Father, 3 Hail Marys, Glory Be

REFLECTION
Countless children’s lives have been ended by abortion, and countless parents and family members suffer guilt, grief, and regret—often in silence. Yet God’s greatest desire is to forgive. No matter how far we have each strayed from His side, He says to us, “Don’t be afraid. Draw close to my heart.” Be assured that it is never too late to seek God's forgiveness in the Sacrament of Reconciliation.

Consider the parable of the Prodigal Son. After repenting of sinning against his father, he returns from far away to seek forgiveness and work as a servant. But his father sees him approaching, runs to warmly embrace him, and hosts a banquet to celebrate his return. So, too, does God welcome all His children who come to Him in the Sacrament of Reconciliation with contrite hearts, no matter how serious the sin. Let us turn confidently to Our Lord, Who is love and mercy.

12/28/2025

The Feast of the Holy Family of Jesus, Mary and Joseph.

A moment to pray for families: married couples, single parents, widows and widowers, children, and those estranged from family.
• An invitation to renew family prayer, forgiveness, and commitment.
• A reminder that the Church herself is a family of families.

12/04/2025

May this holy season of Advent prepare our hearts to encounter the Christ child as he comes to bring us the gifts of peace and love.
Amen 🙏