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St Frances of Rome is an inclusive, welcoming Roman Catholic family challenging ourselves to seek, experience, and share the loving presence of God.
Worship & Pastoral Care
The St Leonard family Loves who Jesus loves as Jesus loves.
Memorial Day Prayers of Gratitude and Appreciation
Memorial Day Prayers of Gratitude and Appreciation
Thank you to all our Country's Veterans, living and deceased, for your service!
God of power and mercy,
you destroy war and put down earthly pride.
Banish violence from our midst and wipe away our tears,
that we may all deserve to be called your sons and daughters.
Keep in your mercy those men and women
who have died in the cause of freedom
and bring them safely
into your kingdom of justice and peace.
We ask this through Jesus Christ our Lord.
R/. Amen
Thank You to Everyone that Contributed and Participated in the Outdoor Pentecost Mass & Luncheon
Thank You to Everyone that Contributed and Participated in the Outdoor Pentecost Mass & Luncheon
Thank You, Thank You, Thank You!
Thank You, Thank You, Thank You!
St. Frances of Rome & St. Leonard Parishes Continue to Renew the Face of the Earth!
St. Frances of Rome & St. Leonard Parishes Continue to Renew the Face of the Earth!
A note of thanks and appreciation to everyone that attended the 2024 SFR/SL Outdoor Pentecost Mass and Luncheon.
A note of thanks and appreciation to everyone that attended the 2024 SFR/SL Outdoor Pentecost Mass and Luncheon.
Fr. Pepper, the staff and the SFR/SL Worship Committee would also like to thank Deacon Ralph Bartley, the liturgical ministers, musicians, sound crew, set up/take down volunteers, Immaculata high school students, the SL Boy Scout Troop, luncheon volunteers and all those who supported in some capacity this HUGE joint parish liturgical event. Everyone's hard work and preparation made this year's Pentecost Mass an enormous success! The weather was absolutely wonderful! The food for the potluck was plentiful and so delicious. There were over one hundred and forty (140) people in attendance at mass and the Holy Spirit was truly present among us. Fr. Pepper encouraged everyone to take the Holy Spirit out into our communities and transform the earth with our lives. As disciples of Christ we are called to know our communities' needs and serve them accordingly as we embrace the changes in our lives with faith, hope and love for one another.
Click the Link below or Facebook photo to view the Pentecost Mass:
www.facebook.com/Stleonardlou/
-Fr. Pepper, the staff and the SFR/SL Joint Worship Committee
Marian Devotions for the Month of May
Marian Devotions for the Month of May
CLICK ANY OF THESE LINKS FOR MARIAN PRAYER OFFERINGS
CLICK ANY OF THESE LINKS FOR MARIAN PRAYER OFFERINGS
As of May 15th - 10 million people have watched Bishop Barron’s Rosary videos
As of May 15th - 10 million people have watched Bishop Barron’s Rosary videos
• Joyful Mysteries: 3 million views
• Sorrowful Mysteries: 3.5 million views
• Glorious Mysteries: 3 million views
• Luminous Mysteries: 2 million views
Have you prayed a Rosary with Bishop Barron yet?
Click the link or photo below for details on how to participate.
Eucharistic Adoration & Benediction
Eucharistic Adoration & Benediction
"Exposition of the Holy Eucharist, either in a ciborium or in a monstrance, leads us to acknowledge Christ’s marvelous presence in the sacrament and invites us to the spiritual union with him that culminates in sacramental communion." (Holy Communion and Worship of the Eucharist Outside Mass, no. 82)
"Exposition of the Holy Eucharist, either in a ciborium or in a monstrance, leads us to acknowledge Christ’s marvelous presence in the sacrament and invites us to the spiritual union with him that culminates in sacramental communion." (Holy Communion and Worship of the Eucharist Outside Mass, no. 82)
Adoration & Benediction Schedule
Adoration & Benediction Schedule
Fr. Pepper Elliott has offered to continue the parishes' rich tradition of Adoration and Benediction for St. Frances of Rome and St. Leonard parishes on a WEEKLY Rotational Basis at 6:00pm on the following Thursday evenings listed below.
Please mark your calendars and attend these prayerful opportunities to offer adoration to Our Lord, Jesus Christ who is present in the Blessed Sacrament.
St. Leonard Dates @ 6pm:
St. Leonard Dates @ 6pm:
May 23rd
May 23rd
June 6th
June 6th
St. Frances of Rome Dates @ 6pm:
St. Frances of Rome Dates @ 6pm:
May 30th
May 30th
June 13th
June 13th
Eucharistic Revival
Eucharistic Revival
Prayer for the Eucharistic Revival:
Prayer for the Eucharistic Revival:
My God, I believe, I adore, I hope and I love You!
I beg pardon for those who do not believe, nor adore, nor hope, nor love You.
Most Holy Trinity, Father, Son and Holy Spirit, I adore You profoundly.
I offer You the most precious Body, Blood, Soul and Divinity of Jesus Christ, present in all the tabernacles of the world
in reparation for the outrages, sacrileges and indifference by which He is offended.
And, through the infinite merits of the Sacred Heart of Jesus and the Immaculate Heart of Mary, I beg of You the conversion of sinners. Amen.
In July, nearly 80,000 Catholics from all over the United States will gather in Indianapolis for a transformative encounter with Jesus. Together, we will ask Him to revive our hearts, our Church, and our world, launching us into a new chapter of missionary faith. T his wonderful opportunity will take place from July 17-21, 2024, and you are invited and encouraged to participate. This event will feature compelling programming geared to various audiences, including youth, families, and individuals. For more information on the Congress see https://www.eucharisticcongress.org/.
The Archdiocese has received a discount for tickets to this event, reducing the price from $375 to $299 per person. To access this code, email or call archdiocesan Vice-Chancellor, Mr. Richard “Tink” Guthrie at tguthrie@archlou.org or 502-585-3291, ext. 1118. Registration does not include the cost of transportation, housing, or food. More information about hotels and housing can be found at https://www.eucharisticcongress.org/travel-and-housing.
A HISTORIC JOURNEY
A HISTORIC JOURNEY
Throughout the National Eucharistic Revival, local communities are gathering tinder in response to God’s invitation for renewal, calling on the Holy Spirit to bring the flame.
In keeping with this vision, the National Eucharistic Pilgrimage will accompany Jesus from city to city, lighting hearts on fire along the way. Then, at the National Eucharistic Congress in July 2024, all these flames will blaze together.
Click and explore the interactive map by using the attached links or photos to follow the four routes across the United States and register for one of the many free events coming to an area near you!
National Eucharistic Pilgrimage is May 17th - July 16, 2024
National Eucharistic Pilgrimage is May 17th - July 16, 2024
Archdiocese of Louisville Pilgrimage Route
Come Join the Journey!
July 4 | St. Catherine Church
St. Catherine Church, US-31E, New Haven, KY 40051
July 4 & 5 | Abbey of Gethsemani
Abbey of Gethsemani, 3642 Monks Rd, Trappist, KY 40051
July 5 | Holy Cross Church
Holy Cross Church, 6205 Holy Cross Rd, Loretto, KY 40037
July 5 | Sisters of Loretto Motherhouse
Sisters of Loretto Motherhouse, 515 Nerinx Rd, Nerinx, KY 40049
July 6 | Dominican Sisters of Peace
Dominican Sisters of Peace, 2645 Bardstown Rd, St Catharine, KY 40061
July 6 | St. Rose Priory Church
St. Rose Priory Church, 868 Loretto Road, Springfield, Kentucky 40069
July 7 | Basilica of St. Joseph Proto-Cathedral
Basilica of Saint Joseph Proto-Cathedral, 310 W Stephen Foster Ave, Bardstown, KY 40004
July 7 | St. Monica Catholic Church
St. Monica Catholic Church, 407 S Third St, Bardstown, KY 40004
July 7 | St. Gregory
St. Gregory, 350 Samuels Loop, Coxs Creek, KY 40013
July 8 | St. Gabriel the Archangel
St. Gabriel the Archangel, 5505 Bardstown Rd, Louisville, KY 40291
July 8 | St. Raphael the Archangel
St. Raphael the Archangel, 2131 Lancashire Ave, Louisville, KY 40205
July 8 | St. Francis of Assisi Church
St. Francis of Assisi Church, 1960 Bardstown Rd, Louisville, KY 40205
July 8 | St. James Catholic Church
St. James Catholic Church, 1826 Edenside Ave, Louisville, KY 40204
July 8 | Shrine of St. Martin of Tours
Shrine of St. Martin of Tours, 639 S Shelby St, Louisville, KY 40202
July 9 | Cathedral of the Assumption
Cathedral of the Assumption, 433 S 5th St #101, Louisville, KY 40202
July 9 | St. Augustine Catholic Church
St. Augustine Catholic Church, 1310 W Broadway, Louisville, KY 40203
Honoring Our Departed
Honoring Our Departed
May the Lord grant comfort for those who grieve them.
May the Lord grant comfort for those who grieve them.
John Joseph Masick
John Joseph Masick
St. Frances of Rome parishioner, John Joseph Masick, a beloved husband, father and friend, passed away peacefully on Tuesday, May 21, 2024, surrounded by his family at the age of 81.
John was born in Chicago, Illinois on November 22, 1942, to Joseph A. Masick and Helen A. Masick. He is survived by his loving wife and St. Frances of Rome parishioner, Mary W. Masick of 9 years. He leaves behind his devoted children Michael (Claire) Masick, Adam (Brooke) Masick and Meaghan Eskildsen; his sisters Barbara (Herb) Sturz and Lynn (Duncan) Murley; and his dearest grandchildren Wilson, Lachlan, Sylvia, Liam, Andrew, Kaylee and Lindsey; Mary’s sisters and brothers Carol (deceased), Nancy (Kent), Charlie, Rick (Karen) and their families; and cherished nieces and nephews Jan (Don) McElmeel, Carrie (Tom) Lenkart, Bryan (Kristin) Rumrill and Craig (Jamie) Rumrill and their adored families.
John bravely and proudly served his country during the Vietnam War from 1968-1969 as a Team Leader of an Airborne Ranger Company, 75th Ranger Regiment, conducting combat operations at the height of the war. Following his service, John graduated as a Civil Engineer in 1971 from the J. B. Speed School of Engineering at the University of Louisville. After several years working for Carrier Vibrating Equipment - including a stint living in and leading projects across Russia - John’s entrepreneurial spirit led him to found Air Dynamics, Inc. which he successfully built and led until his retirement in 2007. John was also a long-time member of Hurstbourne Country Club, Kentucky Cobra Club and Louisville Dinner Dance Club.
John’s greatest passions were his wife Mary, family, friends - his Shelby Cobra - and making people smile. He was a kind man of profound character, warmth and a sense of humor that would brighten everyone’s day around him and instantly turn a stranger to a friend. While our hearts are heavy, his legacy will endure through his “John’isms” and the memories he helped create with his loved ones and all those he touched.
His Funeral Mass will be 10am Saturday May 25, 2024, at St. Frances of Rome Catholic Church, 2119 Payne Street, with burial to follow at Cave Hill Cemetery. Visitation will be Friday May 24, 2024, from 3-7 pm, at Ratterman Funeral Home, 3711 Lexington Road, St. Matthews.
Memorial contribution in memory of John Masick may be made to St. Frances of Rome Catholic Church, or to a charity of your choice.
Kathy Ann (Mayer) Ramser
Kathy Ann (Mayer) Ramser
Kathy Ann (Mayer) Ramser, wife of our beloved St. Leonard and St. Frances of Rome Churches, Steve Ramser was born on Thursday, February 4th, 1954. She passed away suddenly on Wednesday, May 22nd, 2024.
Visitation will be on Tuesday, May 28th, 2024, 3:00pm - 8:00pm at Highlands Funeral Home, 3331 Taylorsville Road, Louisville, Kentucky 40205.
Her funeral will be Wednesday, May 29th, 2024 - 10:00am at St. John Paul II (Pius X Campus), 3521 Goldsmith Lane, Louisville, Kentucky 40220 with burial immediately following at Calvary Cemetery on Newburg Road.
Patricia 'Patty' Ann Hutcheson Ayers
Patricia 'Patty' Ann Hutcheson Ayers
Patty A. Hutchinson Ayers, mother/mother in law to St. Frances of Rome parishioners, Taryn ( Larry) Gathof was born to Guy Neil Hutcheson and Lillian Charlene Hall Hutcheson on January 20th, 1948, in Bowling Green, KY. She passed away on May 18th, 2024, after a tragic accident. Patty was preceded in death by her parents and sister Donna.
Patty met the love of her life, Michael G. Ayers, at Warren County High School, and they were married on December 26th, 1964. She worked while he attended college. After his graduation, the family moved to Louisville. She continued to work while raising her family, eventually retiring from Avon as a District Manager. They had four children: St. Frances of Rome parishioners, Taryn Gathof (Larry), Lainie Yarmuth (David), Brandon Ayers (Andrea), and Kyle Ayers. Patty, The GIA, had 10 grandchildren who meant the world to her: Kaa Kaa, Ree Ree, Stacah, Jakey, Quinny, Lilli Bell, Ruby Ann, Nolie and step grandchildren Ryder and Rhys. She was a loving Aunt to 10 nieces and nephews, and 16 great nieces and nephews.
Throughout her life, Patty built a legacy of love and family. She loved everyone with her whole heart. She never met a stranger, and was the life of the party. Her nurturing spirit extended to her role as a grandmother, working on puzzles with the grandchildren and attending countless sporting and school events. She was well-known for her culinary talents, showcased every Sunday for family dinner.
Visitation was from 10:00 am -11:30 am on May 23rd, 2024 with a service to follow at Highlands Funeral Home (3331 Taylorsville Road). She was buried at Calvary Cemetery on Newburg Road.
Worship Committee
Worship Committee
SFR/SL Worship Committee
SFR/SL Worship Committee
Monthly meetings are suspended for May and June.
We will notify the committee members when we return to or regularly scheduled monthly meetings.
Contact Jo-Dee Jackson, Worship Committee Chair, via email: jjackson2826@gmail.com or text/call her at: (502) 744-5513 OR contact Sharon Coonan, SFR/SL Pastoral Associate via email: scoonan@sfrlou.org or leave a message at either parish house.
Liturgical Ministries
Liturgical Ministries
Help Is Needed ~ Please Consider Volunteering
Help Is Needed ~ Please Consider Volunteering
Both SFR & SL parishes are in GREAT NEED of Liturgical Ministers!
Both SFR & SL parishes are in GREAT NEED of Liturgical Ministers!
Please help your parish by serving in any of the following Liturgical Ministries:
Sacristans - The sacristan arrives 45 minutes before mass, arranges the liturgical books, ensures all liturgical ministries are filled for their assigned liturgical service and attends to all things that are necessary for the celebration of Mass.
Sacristans - The sacristan arrives 45 minutes before mass, arranges the liturgical books, ensures all liturgical ministries are filled for their assigned liturgical service and attends to all things that are necessary for the celebration of Mass.
Acolytes/Servers - Acolytes are adults who assist the priest during liturgy in the sanctuary and are mentors for the younger youth servers. [Altar servers must have received First Communion.]
Acolytes/Servers - Acolytes are adults who assist the priest during liturgy in the sanctuary and are mentors for the younger youth servers. [Altar servers must have received First Communion.]
Lectors - Ministers who proclaim the readings from Sacred Scripture, with the exception of the Gospel and announces the prayers of the faithful.
Lectors - Ministers who proclaim the readings from Sacred Scripture, with the exception of the Gospel and announces the prayers of the faithful.
Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion (EMHC):
Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion (EMHC):
Communion Minister for Liturgy - Ministers who help distribute the Body and Blood of Jesus to the congregation during masses. Each weekend mass needs approximately three (3) EMHC for EACH mass in order to serve the precious Body and Blood of Christ. [Archdiocesan training and periodic parish level enrichment is required.]
Communion Minister for Liturgy - Ministers who help distribute the Body and Blood of Jesus to the congregation during masses. Each weekend mass needs approximately three (3) EMHC for EACH mass in order to serve the precious Body and Blood of Christ. [Archdiocesan training and periodic parish level enrichment is required.]
Communion Minister to Homebound - Ministers who visit and take Holy Communion to the homes of those unable to participate in parish liturgies and events. [Ministers serve in teams of two.]
Communion Minister to Homebound - Ministers who visit and take Holy Communion to the homes of those unable to participate in parish liturgies and events. [Ministers serve in teams of two.]
Communion Minister to Nursing Homes - Ministers visit and take Holy Communion to area nursing homes for which the parish serves. [Ministers serve in teams of two.]
Communion Minister to Nursing Homes - Ministers visit and take Holy Communion to area nursing homes for which the parish serves. [Ministers serve in teams of two.]
Hospitality - Ministers are entrusted with promoting a sense of welcoming and belonging to all the faithful as they gather for worship.
Hospitality - Ministers are entrusted with promoting a sense of welcoming and belonging to all the faithful as they gather for worship.
Ushers - Ministers that assist in seating before mass, take up the weekly offerings, provide emergency care and assist with the overall safety and security of everyone during worship.
Ushers - Ministers that assist in seating before mass, take up the weekly offerings, provide emergency care and assist with the overall safety and security of everyone during worship.
Art & Environment - Committee members that plan and prepare the parish worship spaces throughout the various annual liturgical church seasons.
Art & Environment - Committee members that plan and prepare the parish worship spaces throughout the various annual liturgical church seasons.
Music Ministry - This ministry enhances the experience of worship by heightening the Word of God with music and to provide beauty to the liturgy through music.
Music Ministry - This ministry enhances the experience of worship by heightening the Word of God with music and to provide beauty to the liturgy through music.
Cantors - Cantors minister to the assembly by providing music which allows and encourages spiritual reflection.
Cantors - Cantors minister to the assembly by providing music which allows and encourages spiritual reflection.
Musicians - Music ministers and instrumentalists strive to enable the song of the assembly to encourage full, active and conscious participation.
Musicians - Music ministers and instrumentalists strive to enable the song of the assembly to encourage full, active and conscious participation.
Linen Ministers - Ministers that wash, press and maintain the church linens on a monthly basis.
Linen Ministers - Ministers that wash, press and maintain the church linens on a monthly basis.
Worship Committee Member - Members of this committee meet monthly to nourish and give direction to the liturgical aspect of parish life, ensuring that parishioners are provided with opportunities to deepen their faith through a variety of liturgical celebrations and prayer experiences.
Worship Committee Member - Members of this committee meet monthly to nourish and give direction to the liturgical aspect of parish life, ensuring that parishioners are provided with opportunities to deepen their faith through a variety of liturgical celebrations and prayer experiences.
If you would like to sign up or learn more about these ministries, then contact Sharon Coonan, SFR/SL Pastoral Associate at scoonan@sfrlou.org or leave your contact information at either parish office.
Please Click a Link Below to Sign Up for EMHC Mandate Training or contact Sharon Coonan, SFR/SL Pastoral Associate at scoonan@sfrlou.org for assistance.
Liturgy Formation Programs & Registration
Liturgy Formation Programs & Registration
Click the "Archdiocese of Louisville" Image to Register & Attend Formation
Click the "Archdiocese of Louisville" Image to Register & Attend Formation
The Archdiocese of Louisville Office of Worship has scheduled formation sessions at various locations throughout the Archdiocese . (Click here for further information about these ministries and to register.)
Options to register: Online - www.archlou.org/worship or email - worship@archlou.org or call - (502) 471-2144.
If you are interested in being a part of a liturgical ministry or need assistance registering, contact Sharon Coonan, Pastoral Associate, scoonan@sfrlou.org or call SFR at 502-896-8401 or SL at 502-897-2595.
SFR/SL Parishes Are In Need of Pastoral Care Team Ministers!
SFR/SL Parishes Are In Need of Pastoral Care Team Ministers!
If you are interested in learning more about serving as a pastoral care minister and/or would like to assist with this vital parish ministry, contact Sharon Coonan, SFR/SL Pastoral Associate - Worship & Pastoral Care at scoonan@sfrlou.org or call SFR (502) 896-8401 or SL (502) 897-2592 for assistance.
Nourish Your Soul
Nourish Your Soul
For Reflection:
For Reflection:
In this week's liturgy we celebrate the Most Holy Trinity. In our readings we hear that God is Father, Son, and Spirit—three persons in one God— this relationship among the three persons is unique. When God created the world, God created humans in God’s own image. This means that we are also relational beings, with a unique relationship to each other, as well as a unique relationship with God. We imitate God when we treat others with love and mercy, for God treats us with love and mercy.
We are bound to God with love, as we are with our own parents, or children, or spouse. These bonds of love suggest the bonds between Father, Son, and Spirit. When we were baptized in the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit, we were bound with all three persons in God. Called to live out that bond, we express it with the love that in turn binds us with others. Bonded with those we love and with those who love us, we form an ever-widening family, rooted in the bonds of the Trinity.
Who is someone I am strongly bonded with?
How is our bond suggestive of those of the Trinity?
Who is someone I’m barely bonded with?
How can I strengthen and nurture that bond?
Daily Readings & Saint of the Day
Daily Readings & Saint of the Day
An Encouraging Word
An Encouraging Word
By: Fr. Ron Knott
Father Ron Knott has a website blog, https://revjrknott.blogspot.com/ called An Encouraging Word. There you can read his weekly homily from either St. Frances of Rome, St. Leonard or from wherever he is for that weekend. It also has Fr. Ron's Mass schedule, bits of humor (both sick and funny), recommendations and other timely reflections. He posts almost every other day. So, check it out!
Mass Intentions
Mass Intentions
St. Frances of Rome
St. Frances of Rome
Friday, May 24,
8:30AM: Jim Milliman+
Saturday, May 25,
5:30PM: Kay Tronso+
Sunday, May 26,
8:30AM: Judy Wayne+
11:30AM: Dr Kenneth Henderson+
Monday, May 27,
8:30AM: Sharon Clayton+
Wednesday, May 29,
8:30AM: Art Hipwell & Family+
Friday, May 31,
8:30AM: Kay Tronso+
Saturday, June 1,
5:30PM: Sharon Clayton+
Sunday, June 2,
8:30AM: Jim Milliman+
11:30AM: S. Hayden Family
St. Leonard
St. Leonard
Saturday, May 25, 4:00PM: Michael Lyall+
Sunday, May 26, 10:30AM: Bernadette O'Connor+
Tuesday, May 28, 12:00PM: Gary Baker
Wednesday, May 29, 12:00PM:
Thursday, May 30, 12:00PM: Jack Kessler+
Saturday, June 1, 4:00PM: Ann Sheptuck+
Sunday, June 2, 10:30AM: People of the Parish
*A Mass intention may be requested for: a deceased loved one; a living person who is sick or suffering; a living person who is celebrating a birthday, anniversary or other special moment in their life; in thanksgiving to God (including the Lord Jesus or the Holy Spirit). A + next to a name indicates the Mass is being celebrated in memory of a loved one.
Prayer List
Prayer List
The link below will take you to our prayer list for 2024. Thank you for your prayers for these members of our parishes and individuals that are facing an especially difficult time.
Mass Schedule
Mass Schedule
St. Frances of Rome Masses
St. Frances of Rome Masses
Saturday, 5:30pm
Sunday, 8:30am, 11:30am
Monday, 8:30am
Wednesday, 8:30am
Friday, 8:30am
St. Leonard Masses
St. Leonard Masses
Saturday, 4pm
Sunday, 10am
Tuesday, Noon
Wednesday, Noon
Thursday, Noon
Individual Confessions
Individual Confessions
St. Frances of Rome
St. Frances of Rome
Upon Request by contacting the parish office - St. Frances of Rome: (502) 896-8401
St. Leonard
St. Leonard
Upon Request by contacting either parish office - St. Leonard: (502) 897-2595.
*In case of inclement weather, please watch for an email update or check a parish webpage or local news channels for cancellations of masses and parish activities.
Around the Archdiocese of Louisville
Around the Archdiocese of Louisville
Click Photos or Links for Additional Information
Holy Year Jubilee of 2025
Holy Year Jubilee of 2025
On Thursday 9 May, at 5.30 pm, on the solemnity of the Ascension of the Lord, Pope Francis officially proclaimed the ordinary Jubilee of 2025 with the public reading and delivery of the Bull of Indiction in St. Peter's Basilica in the Vatican.
The Jubilee Prayer
Father in heaven,
may the faith you have given us
in your son, Jesus Christ, our brother,
and the flame of charity enkindled
in our hearts by the Holy Spirit,
reawaken in us the blessed hope
for the coming of your Kingdom.
May your grace transform us
into tireless cultivators of the seeds of the Gospel.
May those seeds transform from within both humanity and the whole cosmos
in the sure expectation
of a new heaven and a new earth,
when, with the powers of Evil vanquished,
your glory will shine eternally.
May the grace of the Jubilee
reawaken in us, Pilgrims of Hope,
a yearning for the treasures of heaven.
May that same grace spread
the joy and peace of our Redeemer
throughout the earth.
To you our God, eternally blessed,
be glory and praise for ever.
Amen
Contact Us
Contact Us
Saint Frances of Rome
Saint Frances of Rome
(502) 896-8401
(502) 896-8401
Office open to the public by appointment from 9am to 1pm, Monday through Friday.
Saint Leonard
Saint Leonard
(502) 897-2595
(502) 897-2595
Office open to the public by appointment from 9am to 1pm Monday through Thursday and 9am to noon on Friday.
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