October is dedicated to the Holy Rosary—a powerful prayer that leads us closer to Jesus through the heart of His Mother, Mary.

As we reflect on the mysteries of the Rosary, we remember God’s love, mercy, and guidance in our daily lives.

We invite you this month to make time for the Rosary—prayed individually, with family, or with friends—and to entrust our parish, our loved ones, and our world to Mary’s maternal care.

Start your All Saints’ Day with good prayer and good company. Join the Men’s Club for First Saturday Mass at 8:30am, then stay afterward for a hearty, home-cooked breakfast prepared by the men. 

Although All Saint’s Day is not a Holy Day of Obligation this year, it is still a wonderful opportunity to gather in faith and prayer for the many needs of our country and the world.

Orders begin November 1st/2nd 

The secret’s out—the SEAS Men’s Club is firing up the smokers again! Get ready for those mouthwatering smoked turkeys and hams that make holiday meals extra special. Order forms will be available in the Gathering Area next weekend, November 1st & 2nd.  But don’t wait too long—the order deadline is November 9th, and pickup will be November 22nd and 23rd. This is your one and only chance this year to bring home those famously delicious creations. Don’t miss out your holiday table will thank you! 

Hams (8-10 lbs) $60; Turkey Breasts (5-lbs avg) $30; (10-lbs avg) $60; whole Turkeys (10-12 lbs) $40.

Get a head start on planning your year! Stop by the Gathering Area to pick up your 2026 Catholic calenda —perfect for keeping track of appointments, events, and special occasions. These calendars also highlight holy days, feast days, and other important dates in the Church year. Beautifully illustrated with the theme “Miracles of Jesus,” they are provided free of charge thanks to the generosity of Herman Loymeyer Funeral Home.

Be sure to add your deceased loved ones’ names to the   Book of Remembrance (located in the Sanctuary).   We will pray for those listed each day at Mass.

Saturday, Nov. 1 (9 AM–6 PM)

Sunday, Nov. 2 (8 AM–1 PM)

Same Great Vendors — Plus New Surprises!

Shop handmade treasures including embroidery, wood carvings, jewelry, Christmas décor, soaps, baked goods, and more! Explore both the SEAS O’Reilly Gym and SEAS Pavilion for unique gifts and holiday finds.

Confirmation One Candidates with a parent/sponsor are asked to attend one of the presentation of the Tour of our Church (part of Confirmation preparation on either Wednesday, November 12, 6:30 pm or Sunday, November 16, 10:15 am. 

The 5th annual JESSE TREE FAMILY EVENT is upon us! Assignments for ornaments were sent home this past week and today for PSR students. All of the parish is welcome to participate in this beautiful celebration of Jesus’ Salvation History. If you would like an ornament assignment for either of the events (Wednesday, November 19, 6:30 pm or Sunday, November 23, 10:10 am, in the School Cafeteria), please contact Denise in the PSR Office.

2:00pm 

We remember and celebrate the lives of our faithful departed at the Mass of Remembrance.

This Mass will fulfill your Sunday obligation. You are invited to a dinner immediately following Mass. 

There will be a four-week Advent study/discussion group beginning Sunday, November 30 thru Sunday, December 21st, discussing Fr. Mike Schmitz’s book Waiting Well. Books are $5. If you would like to purchase a book and the study, please contact Denise in the PSR Office.

Join us on Sunday, December 14 for the 11:15 AM Mass with Bishop Rice as celebrant, followed by the special dedication of our newly renovated St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Parish Hall and SEAS Café. 

This dedication marks the joyful completion of our renovation project—on schedule and ready to serve our parish community for years to come. 

We look forward to celebrating this milestone together!