St Constance Church

10/30/2026

10/29/2026

November 2 at 7:00pm at St. Alfred Catholic Church in Spanish, and St. Frances Cabrini Catholic Church in English.

Our parish communities walk the valley of grief with all who are mourning the loss of a loved one, especially during November, which the Church sets aside to remember the “saints and souls” in our lives who have died.

We’ll hold our annual All Souls Day Mass on Monday, November 2, at 7:00 pm and we are extending an invitation to all parishioners to participate, especially those who have lost a loved one this past year – whether or not they were buried from
St. Alfred, St. Constance, St. Mary Magdalen or St. Frances Cabrini.

If you plan to attend, please bring a framed photo of your loved one to church that night. Family representatives will carry the photos and a memorial candle into church as part of the opening procession, and the photos will remain on display throughout the month. Please put your name and contact information on the back of the picture and plan to pick it up on December 1 in the Parish Office.

10/28/2026

🎄🍪 SAVE THE DATE! ☕❤️

A little cocoa, a few cookies, and wonderful company—what a sweet way to celebrate the season!

Join the Women of Faith and Service for Christmas Cookies & Cocoa on December 13, after the 11:00am Mass!

Mark your calendar and make plans to share some Christmas cheer with your parish family!

10/27/2026

🎃 Looking for a sweet stop this Halloween? 🍬

Go see Fr. John, Fr. Johnson, and Fr. Stephen at our sister parish, Cabrini! They’ll be passing out candy and plenty of smiles!!

📅 Saturday, October 31
⏰ 6–7 PM
📍 Parking lot outside the Cabrini rectory

Put on your favorite costume, grab your candy bag, and stop by to say BOO!!

10/26/2026

Here we are at the table of the Last Supper. Everyone is very serious, not knowing what to expect. Jesus is very serious, but could see that the disciples were concerned, just wondering what would happen.

So, He said: “Do not let your hearts be troubled; you believe in God, believe also in Me.”

Well, you and … all of us, are the disciples of today. Jesus knows and “reads” our minds too. He knows what we think at every moment …. What puzzles us, and all our questions. And He says to us, even now with our troubled minds and puzzled hearts:

“I am the Way and The TRUTH….

Your worrying does not solve the problem. Please, take some time…. pause and pray about what troubles you. Sometimes, we are like Thomas, how can we know??? What is my way anyway…. How to handle this situation … this problem?

Then finally, after a pause in prayer, to ask our own question, we need to take more quiet time and let Jesus answer us. He will speak to our heart.

HE WILL MAKE HIS TRUTH KNOWN and then it becomes OUR TRUTH TOO … and then we know how to handle whatever it may be. Let us be at peace with Him.

JESUS IS OUR TRUTH….

With love,
Fr. Leo

10/25/2026

As we begin another week, we invite you to take a few moments to pause, reconnect, and see all that is happening within our parish family. God continues to work through our ministries, gatherings, and the many people who make our faith community so special.

In this week’s video, you’ll find:
📅 Important dates and upcoming events to add to your calendar
🕊️ Parish news and ministry updates from across our community
🤝 Opportunities to get involved, serve others, and grow in your faith

Whether you’re watching from home or preparing for the week ahead, we hope this update helps you remain connected to the life and mission of our parish.

🙏 Watch, share, and stay connected. May we continue to encourage one another, pray for one another, and grow together as one family in Christ.

God bless you in the week ahead!

10/24/2026

Each week, our parish bulletin offers us an opportunity to stay connected to the life of our faith community. Within its pages, you’ll find important parish updates, upcoming events, opportunities for prayer and fellowship, and ways to grow deeper in faith together.

📖 Take a few moments to read this week’s bulletin and see what’s happening in our Family of Parishes.

Whether through worship, service, prayer, or simply staying informed, each of us has a place in the life of our parish. Thank you for continuing to pray with us, participate in our community, and walk together as brothers and sisters in Christ.

May God bless you and your family in the week ahead and continue to guide us as we grow together in faith.

Read the latest bulletin here:
stconstance.com/bulletin-hours/

🙏 Stay connected. Stay prayerful. Stay rooted in Christ.

10/24/2026

🙏 Pause your scrolling. Take a breath. Talk to the Lord.

Tell Him about your day—the joy, the frustration, the worry you haven’t shared with anyone. You don’t need perfect words. Come as you are, with an open heart. He loves you, and He wants to hear from you.

“Jesus, here I am. Thank You for walking beside me today. Help me recognize Your presence, surrender what I cannot control, and love as You love. Stay close to me, Lord. Amen.”

🙏 Deja de deslizar por un momento. Respira. Habla con el Señor.

Cuéntale cómo va tu día: las alegrías, las frustraciones y esa preocupación que no has compartido con nadie. No necesitas palabras perfectas. Acércate tal como eres, con el corazón abierto. Él te ama y quiere escucharte.

“Jesús, aquí estoy. Gracias por caminar a mi lado hoy. Ayúdame a reconocer Tu presencia, a poner en Tus manos lo que no puedo controlar y a amar como Tú amas. Quédate cerca de mí, Señor. Amén.”

10/23/2026

🧁 A little sweetness for a good cause! 🍪

Join the Women of Faith and Service for a Bake Sale filled with homemade goodness! Pick up a delicious treat to enjoy or share with someone special.

Love to bake? Donations are welcome! Please bring wrapped and priced goodies before Mass on Sunday. Sugar-free and gluten-free treats are welcome, too!

Stop by after Mass and make your Sunday a little sweeter! 🧁

10/21/2026

November 2 at 7:00pm at . Alfred Catholic Church Taylor, Michigan in Spanish, and St. Frances Cabrini Catholic Church in English.

Our parish communities walk the valley of grief with all who are mourning the loss of a loved one, especially during November, which the Church sets aside to remember the “saints and souls” in our lives who have died.

We’ll hold our annual All Souls Day Mass on Monday, November 2, at 7:00 pm and we are extending an invitation to all parishioners to participate, especially those who have lost a loved one this past year – whether or not they were buried from
St. Alfred, St. Constance, St. Mary Magdalen or St. Frances Cabrini.

If you plan to attend, please bring a framed photo of your loved one to church that night. Family representatives will carry the photos and a memorial candle into church as part of the opening procession, and the photos will remain on display throughout the month. Please put your name and contact information on the back of the picture and plan to pick it up on December 1 in the Parish Office.