Glasgow, MT 59230
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Bishop Warfel's Memo 10/27/2020
Please click here to read the Bishop's latest memo regarding face coverings at Mass.
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Mask Directives and Covid-19 Precautions
Per Governor Bullock's July 15, 2020 directive, masks or face coverings are required in all indoor public spaces in counties with 4 or more active cases of COVID-19. More information on the directive, as well as a map with current active case numbers can be found at covid19.mt.gov
During this pandemic, the obligation to attend Mass continues to be suspended.
Please stay home if you are ill or if you are caring for someone who is ill.
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Events
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Saturday, October 31, 4:00 PMSaturday Mass time changed to 4:00pm beginning October 17, 2020Read More
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Monday, November 2, 7:00 PMUpstairs in the Parish Center.Read More
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Monday, November 2, 8:00 PMUpstairs in the parish center.Read More
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Read MoreTuesday, November 3, 12:00 PM
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Tuesday, November 3, 7:00 PMGroup meets in the church. All members of the Parish are welcome to attend. Physical distancing guidelines and hygiene/sanitizing regulations must be followed. If you are sick, please stay home. People with underlying health conditions are recommended to stay home until restrictions are lifted.Read More
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Resources for You!
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Today's Readings
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Reading 1 PHIL 1:1-11Responsorial Psalm PS 111:1-2, 3-4, 5-6Gospel LK 14:1-6
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Pope Francis's Encyclical: Fratelli Tutti
Please click here to read the encyclical released by Pope Francis on October 4, 2020.
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Office Hours
The parish office is open
Monday-Thursday
10:00am-4:00pm
and by appointment.Please call 228-9800 (office) or
228-2962 (rectory).
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New Parish App
The new Parish App is ready to go!
Go to the Google Play Store for Android devices, or the App Store for Apple devices, and search for “St Raphael Parish Application”. The icon is the same as the previous parish app. (Remember to delete the old app)
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Homilies
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October 26Click on the title of this news article to read the entire homily.Read More
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October 12Click on the title of this news article to read the entire homily.Read More
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October 4Click on the title of this news article to read the entire homily.Read More
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September 28Click on the title of this news article to read the entire homily.Read More
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A Commentary on Paul’s Epistle to the Romans [11]
Continued from previous article…
Chapter 11:1-36: Paul’s Hope for his People IsraelVerses 1-10:Has God rejected his people?: In chapters 9-10 Paul discussed the folly of Israel in rejecting Christ and in a mysterious way how that became manifestation of God’s mercy to the gentile world. In chapter 11 Paul argues that all Israel will be saved and the wisdom of God behind it is inscrutable! A generalized way of saying that ‘God rejected Israel’ is not how God’s mercy works. If God chose Israel, will he now reject them? No is the answer [Psalm 94:14, ‘the Lord will not forsake his people; he will not abandon his heritage’! Paul himself is the proof [a Jew-Philippians 3:5-6] that God hasn’t rejected the Jewish people but he mysteriously draws them to his Christ. Using Old Testament texts, Paul argues that God is always faithful to his promises [1Samuel 12:22: ‘The Lord will not cast away his people, for his great name’s sake, because it has pleased the Lord to make you a people for himself’].
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