Glasgow, MT 59230
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Fr. Jose's Letter on Reopening - 4/26/2020
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Bishop Warfel's Letter - 4/23/2020
Please click here to read the Bishop's latest letter regarding reopening churches during the current COVID-19 pandemic.
Because there are several restrictions that will require advanced planning and careful implementation, we will not be having public Masses at St. Raphael church until the weekend of May 2nd & 3rd.
The obligation to attend Mass continues to be suspended.
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Events
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Saturday, May 30, 6:00 PMUtilizing guidelines from Governor Bullock, Bishop Warfel, and local health authorities, we will celebrate Mass - with reduced capacity. We welcome everyone to join us. The obligation to attend Mass continues to be suspended. If you are ill, or have underlying health conditions, please stay home.Read More
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Sunday, May 31, 9:00 AMUtilizing guidelines from Governor Bullock, Bishop Warfel, and local health authorities, we will celebrate Mass - with reduced capacity. We welcome everyone to join us. The obligation to attend Mass continues to be suspended. If you are ill, or have underlying health conditions, please stay home. Sunday morning Masses will be live streamed via our website (www.straphaelparish.net) and our Facebook page.Read More
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Monday, June 1, 7:00 PMUpstairs in the Parish Center.Read More
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Monday, June 1, 8:00 PMUpstairs in the parish center.Read More
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Read MoreTuesday, June 2, 12:00 PM
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Parish Resources for You!
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Today's Readings
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Reading 1 Acts 25:13b-21Responsorial Psalm 103:1-2, 11-12, 19-20abGospel Jn 21:15-19
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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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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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Introduction to the Bible [series 14b]
Formulation of Faith in the Bible
[continued from previous article]The Promise to Patriarchs [God of the Fathers]
God’s promise to ancestors of Israel is an important theme in the Pentateuch narratives [first five books of the Bible]. From time in memorial the existence of faith in the God of the fathers existed. The unique feature of the patriarchal origin of faith was the personal relationship of the worshipper to God [read life of Abraham, Isaac, Jacob]. The promise of posterity was the original content of this confession of faith and a pledge of the land of their own was added to it. When the Israelites settled down in Canaan they realized the actualization of promise to patriarchs. The concept of promise of God and fulfillment became integral to patriarchal narrative in the Old Testament. God of the fathers is one God who brought Israel out of Egypt.
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News
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May 25Click on the title of this news article to read the entire homily.Read More
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May 18Click on the title of this news article to read the entire homily.Read More
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May 10Click on the title of this news article to read the entire homily.Read More
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May 3Click on the title of this news article to read the entire homily.Read More
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