St. Genevieve-St. Maurice Parish

09/07/2026

09/07/2026

As we celebrate Labor Day, let us take a moment to recognize the dignity of every worker and the many ways their efforts help families, communities, and our church flourish. May we always value the work of every person, seek justice for all laborers, and give thanks for the opportunity to serve God through our daily work.

09/06/2026

Today at Mass, the Gospel teaches that Jesus places a high priority on reconciling with someone who has sinned against you. Are there people in your life who easily forgive?
See you at Mass!

09/04/2026

Human Dignity Formation Day & "White Mass" for Health Care Professionals
Offered by the Archdiocesan Gospel of Life Ministry and co-sponsored by Blessed Solanus Casey Guild of the Catholic Medical Association and the Knights of Columbus.

Join Archbishop Allen H. Vigneron, Fr. Jason Brooks, LC, healthcare professionals, clergy, parish leaders, Knights of Columbus members, and ministry leaders for a day of prayer, formation, and fellowship centered on the dignity of every human person.

Grounded in the celebration of the “White Mass” for Health Care Professionals, this event will explore how the Church accompanies individuals and families through life's most vulnerable moments and how parish communities can respond with compassion, collaboration, and hope.

The Morning Reflection and Breakouts includes lunch and a special presentation after lunch by Fr. Edward Foley, OFM Cap., Vice-Postulator for the Cause for Canonization of Blessed Solanus Casey, titled: “Blessed Solanus Casey: His Life, the Cause and the Quest for the Next Miracle.”

Whether you serve in healthcare, ministry, parish leadership, or simply desire to deepen your understanding of the Gospel of Life, you will leave encouraged, inspired, and equipped to help build a culture of life in your community.

09/03/2026

Saint Gregory the Great, Pope and Doctor of the Church, is celebrated on September 3. He left a life of wealth and influence to become a monk, and later accepted the difficult responsibility of becoming pope. He served the Church through prayer, teaching, missionary work, care for the poor, and the pursuit of peace.

We can imitate him by:
Praying deeply and listening to God.
Serving humbly, without seeking recognition.
Caring for the poor and suffering.
Accepting responsibilities God places before us.
Leading by example, with compassion and truth.

Gregory called himself the “servant of the servants of God.” His life reminds us that true greatness is found in humble service to Christ and His people.

09/02/2026

QUESTION OF THE WEEK —
This weekend at Mass, we heard about how Peter does not want to accept Jesus’ destiny as the Messiah who suffers greatly and dies. How do you process difficult news or information?

08/31/2026

INSPIRATION FOR THE WEEK —
Plenty of people are drawn to Jesus. Curious about him. Inspired by him. But can they carry the cross? Today, Jesus tells us that we cannot have one without the other, it is Christ and the cross, or nothing at all. Which will we choose?