✝ St. Isaac Jogues Parish ✝
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The holidays are coming, and so is a chance to put some extra cash in your pocket. Our 50/50 Raffle tickets are back on sale in the back of the church this weekend — don't miss your shot!
The other half supports the ministries and operations of St. Isaac Jogues Parish. Your generosity helps twice — and you just might win!
💵 Cash only, please. Tickets sold following all Masses.This year, All Saints' Day will be celebrated on the weekend of October 31–November 1. Mass will be celebrated in the Church on Saturday at 4:00 PM and on Sunday at 7:30 AM, 9:00 AM, 11:15 AM, and 5:30 PM.
A special All Souls' Day Mass will be celebrated on Monday, November 2, at 7:00 PM in the church. We will remember in a special way those who were commended to our Lord at SIJ during the past year — each will be mentioned by name. We hope you can join us and share in this special remembrance. Light refreshments will be available in the vestibule following Mass.
All Souls Novena of Masses: All Souls envelopes are available at all church exits and in the Parish Office. If you wish to have your loved ones remembered in the Novena of Masses beginning November 2 through 9, fill out the envelope with your donation and place it in the offertory basket or drop it off at the Parish Office.
Students in Grade 4 and up are invited to serve at the altar. Training is provided. Call the Parish Office at 410-661-4888 to sign up.
Sings approximately once a month at the 11:15 AM Mass. Rehearsals: Sundays 12:30–1:00 PM in the church. Contact Paul Binko: 410-661-4888 · pbinko@sij.org
Faith Formation Classes: Sundays · 10:10–11:10 AM · Cronin Center
Students & Teachers: Wear your saint costume to the 9:00 AM Mass, then to class, and then to the Trunk-or-Treat! Home study families are welcome to join us at 11:10 AM in costume.
Parents: While your child is in class, bring your car or a chair to the side lot alongside the Cronin Center and set up your spot to hand out candy. Trunk decorations and costumes don't need a religious theme — just keep it family-friendly (nothing political, gory, or too scary).
Not into dressing up? No problem! Bring a prop that relates to your saint — a rosary, a stuffed animal for St. Francis, or something that says "Patron Saint of ____." Kids should know at least one fact about their saint and can share it with their class: "Saint _____, pray for us." No report required!
All teens are invited to the Kateri Room for an evening of faith, fellowship, and fun — 6:30–8:00 PM. High Schoolers are also encouraged to join Middle School nights to participate, encourage, and guide the younger students.
St. Anthony the Hermit's elementary and middle schools in Chenot, Haiti rely on the generosity of St. Isaac Jogues to provide funding as they nourish and educate their next generation of students. We are united in the love of Our Lord and in our common hope for the future.
Your continued support matters. Visit the Haiti bulletin board near the east entrance to see the impact your gifts are making — photos of students, school lunches, and the lives being changed through your generosity. Be the hope we pray to see in the world.
Please consider donating to the SVDP Food Pantry. We are currently in need of the following non-perishable, unexpired items:
Please consider putting some cash in the blue turkey jar at the rear of the church. The money raised will be used to provide local parish families in need with a Thanksgiving dinner.
For those wishing to donate gift cards, please place them in an envelope marked "SVDP Thanksgiving" and place them in the collection basket.
Your support aids us in fulfilling God's mission of providing for those less fortunate. The SVDP volunteers wish to express their heartfelt gratitude for your incredible generosity.
The 40 Days for Life campaign continues through November 1. Join fellow parishioners in peaceful prayer and witness at the Belair Beltway Plaza location.