Protocol are being met so everyone feels safe. If you feel you still need to stay home because of your health, age or other concerns, Sunday’s obligations continue to be lifted and we will have our Mass live streamed. We have found that things are always changing, so please check back often for further details.
When you enter the parking lot, underneath the canopy there will be a basket with bulletins/worship aides. Please pull over & take one before you park your car.
When you approach the EM for communion, please bring your offertory envelope and second collection with you. There will be baskets to place your envelope into near the EM’s.
Thank you for your cooperation with these updates to our protocols. And please consider joining our team of ushers! Your help would truly be a blessing!
Great news! The remodel of our adoration chapel is complete—and stunning! I think you will find it a place of true stillness and beauty, worthy of Our Lord.
SAVE THE DATE: Chapel Grand Opening with Bishop Cozzens, Sunday, December 13, at the 9 a.m. Mass.
So we can be sure Jesus is not left alone, please do not forget to sign into your hour. The sign-in device will be located in the chapel’s foyer. Or use your smartphone to sign in thru this link: adorationpro.org/epi…
You may enter the chapel as before—from the double doors in the Church foyer, or via the side street door. The street door is the same one formerly used to enter the chapel (located just to the left of the garden doors we’ve been using to directly enter the Church). The chapel’s side street doors will remain unlocked 24/7.
As always, if you can’t find a sub contact Judy Schleicher at 763.276.5086 or Laura Carr at 651.338.0175 or lcarr@epiphanymn.org.
The nursery provides a safe and nurturing childcare program for children who are six months to age three during the 9 and 11 a.m. Sunday Masses.
The nursery is supervised by church staff, adult and youth volunteers. A parent from each family that uses the nursery will be put on a rotating schedule to work in the nursery once every six to eight weeks. You will be scheduled for the Mass time of your preference and your time commitment is approximately one and a half hours.
Jesus said, “Let the children come to me.”
The goals of Epiphany’s preschool programs are for each child to know and love Jesus by having a relationship with Him.
We help nurture these little souls so one day they may become great disciples and saints.
We foster an understanding about what is taking place at the Holy Mass. If children know what is happening at Mass, it is easier for them to pay attention.
What is Family Faith?
Family Faith is a fresh approach to elementary faith formation.
By God’s design, parents are the primary catechists of their children. At Epiphany, we recognize the importance of the parents’ role and want to partner with them in passing on the faith to our youngest Catholics. Between on-site sessions, parents will be asked to teach their children at home. The lessons given through our Family Faith program will make this easy, fun, and will greatly enrich all families.
What is E3?
E3 Middle School is youth ministry just for middle school teens. E3 MS nights are held on the first Sunday evening of every month, October-May from 6:45 – 8:15pm. Led by the Middle School Youth Minister and the adult Core Team, E3 MS nights are based on the Edge model and curriculum, with time for games and socializing, large group speakers, and small groups where teens can talk about their faith with their peers and an adult Core Member. E3 MS will encourage youth to attend 5:30 Sunday youth mass at Epiphany with their peers and family prior to E3.
Mission Statement:
Rooted in Christ, shaped by the Gospel, and sustained by prayer, Epiphany High School Youth Ministry invites teens to draw near to the person of Jesus Christ through relationships, prayer, the Sacraments, catechesis, and service. Epiphany High School Youth Ministry continually encourages Epiphany youth to manifest God’s love within the tradition of the Catholic Faith.
Understanding the Annulment Process in the Catholic Church
Our goal as Catholic Christians is to have a living, committed faith. We are called to make Jesus Christ known and loved and to serve others. Our faith doesn’t stop growing when we are confirmed. It continues our whole life time. Church of the Epiphany offers numerous opportunities for you.
Access quality Catholic studies, books, movies and resources through our FORMED parish subscription by creating an account through epiphanymn.formed.org
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Check out many great clips that we combined in one place for You!
They cover life as a Catholic, Why to be Pro-Life, Learning about the Faith and Marriage Enrichment.
Fr. Kowalczyk on Discerning the Voice of Peace
Watch and listen to all talks here.
