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Act of Spiritual Communion

Most loving Jesus, I adore You with a lively faith. You are present in this Sacrament by virtue of Your infinite power, wisdom, and goodness. Although conscious of my unworthiness, I place all my hope in You. I love You, O Lord, with all my heart and I desire to receive You now spiritually. Come, therefore, O Lord, to me in spirit. Feed me, for I am hungry; strengthen me, for I am weak; enliven and sanctify me with Your sacred Body and Blood. Deliver me from all sin and make me always obedient to Your commands. Let me never be separated from You, my Savior, who with the Father and the Holy Spirit live and reign one God forever and ever. Amen.

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Letter from Monsignor

October 26, 2020

Dear Parishioners of Saint Bede,

I was notified on Saturday, October 24, 2020, that two individuals who worshipped with us have tested positive for COVID-19.  One person most recently attended the 8:30 am Mass on Sunday, October 18, 2020, and the other attended daily Mass on Wednesday, October 21  (“The Senior Mass”).  Both are receiving appropriate medical attention.

Following government and diocesan protocols, we notified the local health officials on Monday, October 26, 2020, to make them aware of the situation. Our diocesan officials have already been contacted.

Per the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and diocesan guidelines, the spaces occupied by these individuals have been aired out and thoroughly cleaned and disinfected.  

Out of concern for others and for yourself, I urge you to contact your primary health care provider immediately if you feel ill.

Please join me in praying for these individuals and all who are affected by COVID 19 at this time.  Thanks for all you are doing. 

Pace e Bene,

(Fr) Joe

Am I My Brother's Keeper?

An Introduction to Catholic Social Teaching

Young Adult Ministry invites you to learn more about Catholic Social Teaching and explore ways that this teaching is lived out in our local community. These five sessions will break open important issues in our community, though we realize that we will only be able to scratch the surface of Catholic Social Teaching in five sessions. These sessions will be hosted via zoom on Monday nights at 7pm through the fall. Please come to one, two, or all that pique your interest! If you are interested in attending any of the sessions, please complete THIS FORM to receive the zoom access information.

For more information on the Eucharistic Congress visit the Diocese website