St. Ann, Mooers Forks and Holy Angels, Altona Catholic Parishes

09/12/2026

09/12/2026

24th Sunday in Ordinary Time
September 12-13, 2026

09/11/2026

Prayer to the Divino Rostro

O Jesus, in your bitter passion
you became a man of sorrow.
In your disfigured Face,
I see your infinite love.

I am consumed with the desire to love you
and make you love by all men.
I venerate your sacred face
because it is the human expression
of the Face of the Father.

The tears in your eyes are like pearls
which I desire to offer to God
in expiation of my sins
and the Spiritual Salvation of sinners.

O Jesus, Your adorable Face ravishes my heart.
And set me on fire with your love,
so that my only desire will be
to contemplate your Glorious Face in heaven.

Amen

09/10/2026

GRAMMA’S KITCHEN

Thank you St. Joseph's Community Outreach Center and SA&HA Volunteers.

May God bless you for all you do! 🙏❤️👍

09/10/2026

"Lord Jesus, your love brings freedom and pardon. Fill me with your Holy Spirit and set my heart free with your merciful love that nothing may make me lose my temper, ruffle my peace, take away my joy, nor make me bitter towards anyone."

09/10/2026

Gramma’s Kitchen
(9/10/2026)
Stuffed Pepper Casserole, Vegetable and Dessert.
Starts at 3pm. See you!🇺🇸🙏❤️

09/08/2026

“Dearest Mother Mary, your conception was immaculate and your birth glorious. You were conceived without sin, born without sin, and remained sinless throughout your life. In Heaven, you radiate the beauty and splendor of God and will do so for all eternity. Please pray for me, that I will more fully imitate your many virtues, so that I can be a fitting instrument of your divine Son in the world. Mother Mary, pray for me. Jesus, I trust in You.” [ctto]

09/07/2026

PRAYER FOR LABOR DAY

As the sun rises to bring in the new day:

We remember those who descend into the earth, their work begins in darkness, pulling from the earth, the resources we steward.

We remember those who work inside a building away from the light and brightness of the day.

We remember those who work outside in the harsh elements of our world, the bitter cold and sweltering heat of extremes.

We remember those who do not have a job to go to, who are struggling to meet the needs of their daily living expenses, for whom the day becomes long and arduous.

As the sun sets to bring in the evening of rest:

We remember those who work in the night.

We remember those who are trying to recover from their labor and toils of the day.

We remember those who participate in unsafe and dangerous work.

We pray for a renewed sense of dignity in their lives and in their work.

God, in your goodness, you have made a home for the worker. Make a place in our hearts for compassion to the men and women who labor tirelessly for basic necessities. Ensure a place for the men and women who are struggling to find work. Grant us your wisdom to greet and care for those who are unable to work due to illness or circumstances that prevent their participation. Be with the children who are not able to run and play, but instead must put in a hard day’s work to help their family afford to eat, to live. Be with us all, Christ Jesus, as we go about the busyness of our work. Hold us accountable not only for our actions, but most importantly to each of our neighbors. May we continue to work together to bring about your reign! We ask this in your holy name, through the power of the Holy Spirit. Amen.

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09/07/2026