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Fill us with your Spirit, O Lord!

This prayer guide is provided for you to pray at home with the Sunday Scriptures.

The recording of our Mass for this weekend will be posted at about 5pm on Saturday and will be online through Sunday.

Each of us has experienced the challenge of surrendering control, whether willingly or unwillingly, gracefully or grudgingly, with resignation or resentment. Thankfully, the choice eventually to surrender willingly and gracefully in peaceful resignation is within our power.

Fr. Mark Pavlik and music ministers at St. Richard offer this video Mass for your prayer on Sunday, May 17, 2020.

Jesus reminds his followers of his call to follow his commandment of love: “If you love me, you will keep my commandments.” Love is at the heart of every relationship, especially our relationship with God and with our neighbor. This prayer guide is provided for you to pray at home with the Sunday Scriptures

Anne has passed to Eternal Life with the Resurrected Christ.

Joan has passed to Eternal Life with the Resurrected Christ. Private burial.

For those who prefer the Home Prayer Guide format rather than a video of Mass, this guide is provided for your home liturgy with music from St. Richard.

Weekend Masses are being recorded each week! Check back Saturday afternoon around 5pm.

Fr. Mark sent a very important letter to all registered parish members this week. We have also included it here.

Elizabeth has passed to Eternal Life with the Resurrected Christ. Private burial, with a Memorial Mass at a later date.

We will work together to maximize the use of resources for the benefit of the three Catholic parishes in Richfield.

The joy of the Easter season is still with us as we rejoice in the risen Christ. As Jesus walked along the road to Emmaus with the disciples, he walks with us, too, in our daily lives. May we recognize him in the blessing of each day.

This prayer guide is provided so that you can celebrate the Fourth Sunday of Easter from home with music from St. Richard's Catholic Church.

Here is the most recent communication from our local shepherd, outlining some of the safety precautions that will be taken when public Masses are gradually restarted in the Archdiocese.

We still do not have a date for that transition, since developments in the public health crisis are difficult to predict, but do be assured that plans are being made with the well being of all of God's people as the top priority.

Just because our building closed doesn’t mean we cannot be gathered in prayer! Please join us throughout the day:

8:30am Rosary

12:00noon Angelus

2:00pm Nationwide Consecration to Mary

5:00pm Spiritual Communion

7:30pm Virtual Taize Prayer with music and images from St. Richard's Catholic Church