It’s Taco Time !!!

Join us this Sunday from 9am – 2 pm in the Parish Hall

Tacos Quesadillas-Flautas-Fresh Water

Come join us for some Authentic Latino Food and help support our parish fundraiser!!

Blessed Seelos is now offering an additional way to memorialize a deceased family member, or to honor or celebrate a special event, by sponsoring a Sanctuary Lamp in Church for a full week. The Sanctuary Lamp offerings are $20 each.

Remembrance begins on Sunday and ends on Saturday of your scheduled week. Please call the office for more information.  The special intentions for the Sanctuary Lamp will be printed in the bulletin, where we additionally ask our faithful Parishioners to keep those intentions in their prayers.

** We will have a special collection next weekend, September 16^th / 17^th for the International Seafarers and Truckers. This collection is to support the diocesan apostleship of the Sea. It provides the seamen opportunities to attend Mass and receive the sacraments. Please be generous in your support.

SATURDAY, SEPT. 16th 5:00 pm – 9:00 pm
SUNDAY, SEPT. 17TH 8:00 am – 6:00 pm
Come join us for some Authentic Latino Food and help support our parish fundraiser!!
Traditional Dances – A play of Mexican independence With Don Miguel Hidalgo

This Sunday, September 3^rd the Pilgrimage Statue of the Holy Infant of Good Health will visit Blessed Seelos Parish at the 8:30 am Mass. We will pray for our parishioners who are sick. After Mass, we will administer the sacrament of the anointing of the sick.

We encourage everyone to approach Him as little children trusting and knowing that He will answer our prayers according to what is best for each of us according to God’s will, but most of all, realizing and believing that He will give us the courage and strength we need and be with us to carry our cross daily.

Fun Fact:

Holy Infant of Good Health Shrine in Mississippi Biloxi Diocesan Shrine

In 1956, Margot James, a devout lady in Bay St. Louis, Mississippi brought the Devotion to the United States.

From here the devotion spread rapidly to many states and other continents, a testimony to the universal acceptance of Jesus’ invitation to became as little children.

In 1994, God called Margot James home. The Mother Superior and Community of Sisters in Morelia, gave their blessings and entrusted the mission of spreading the devotion to the Holy Infant to a family and friends in Mississippi who had grown to love the Holy Infant.

On February 15, 1997, the dedication of the first Chapel in honor of the Holy Infant of Good Health in the United States was blessed by the Most Rev. Lawson Howze, Bishop of Biloxi, at St. Ann Church in Clermont Harbor, MS.

On November 10, 1999, the statue of the Holy Infant housed in the Chapel was taken to Morelia, Mexico, and blessed by Bishop Estanislao Alcarza to become the Traveling Pilgrim Statue for the United States. Since then, the Pilgrim Statue has traveled to many states. In April of 2006, Archbishop Alberto Suarez Inda of Morelia blessed the Image that is now housed in the Shrine.

On May 18, 2004, the Most Rev. Thomas Rodi, Bishop of Biloxi, issued a decree declaring the Chapel a Diocesan Shrine – now known as the Holy Infant of Good Health Shrine. Archbishop Alberto Suarez Inda of Morelia was also present, along with the Missionaries of the Holy Infant Jesus of Good Health, for this glorious celebration.

It’s Taco Time !!!

Join us this Sunday, September 3rd from 8 am – 5 pm in the Parish Hall

Tacos , Chicken Quesadillas, and Fruit Cups

Come join us for some Authentic Latino Food and help support our parish fundraiser!!

“Return Home to Your Catholic Faith”

On September 16^th & 17^th, we will celebrate National Back to Church Sunday. This is a great time to offer an invitation to those we know that have fallen away from the Church. HOPE HAPPENS HERE!!

You can make a difference in someone’s life by inviting them to come back home to their Catholic faith!