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Women’s Cornerstone

Daily Rosary | Divine Mercy Chaplet | Eucharistic Adoration | Stations of the Cross

Men’s Cornerstone

Parish Picnic

Bereavement Ministry

Parish Picnic

Parish Picnic

Red Sample

Parish Picnic

Ed. Ginter
Spring Concert | Christmas Concert | Presentation MTV |
Piano Men

Parish Picnic

40 Ways To Be During Lent

Help Support the 2021 Annual Appeal

To make a gift online, visit rcan.org/sharing

Please be sure to select “Church of the Presentation”
as your parish

Click here to view a brief video on all of the good works supported by the Annual Appeal with commentary by Fr. Bob

Baby Basics Drive: Feb. 27 & 28

Faith & Racial Justice: Virtual 8-Session Series begins Feb. 20

Our parish has enrolled in the JustFaith module Faith and Racial Justice, which is presented through the lens of the Christian faith. For more information, including how to register, please visit our Justice & Peace webpage (look under “upcoming programs”)

“Lent for Kids: Ash Wednesday”

“Why We Go to Confession”

Why should we celebrate the Sacrament of Reconciliation?
Reconciliation offers us healing for both our soul and our spirit,
and helps heal our relationship with God and others.

The Celebration of the Sacrament of Reconciliation
will be offered at the following times:

at Pardon and Peace on Monday, March 29 at 7:00pm,
at RECON on Saturday, March 6 from 9:30-4pm,
and daily at 9:30am following Daily Mass.

“Time of Forty Days”

Take a moment to watch this great humorous video song called
“This Time of Forty Days.”
Using the song “King of Pain” from the Police,
it gives a fun lesson on the many facets of Lent.

Roots@Presentation Lenten Series 2021: “Longing for the Holy” | Tuesday evenings at 7:30pm (Zoom opens at 7:00pm)

Let us embark on a journey of faith through our virtual weekly gatherings, and our Daily Digital Journey with Fr. JC.

Tuesday evenings at 7:30pm (Zoom opens at 7:00pm)

Feb. 23: Session I | “Being a Mystic in Everyday Life: Finding God in all Things”

March 2: Session II | “Walk Justly”

March 9: Session III | “Sustaining Our Spiritual Life”

March 16: Session IV | “Being Christ and Receiving Christ”

March 23 Session V | “The Paschal Mystery: The Offer of New Life”

We Celebrate the History of Black Catholics

As a church, we recognize that God is calling everyone’s attention to the role and witness of black Catholics. Some of the extraordinary people highlighted here show us that the church needs saints who can speak to the issues of the day. We encourage you to read the articles below about some strong, bold and faithful Catholic Christians who challenge the church act with integrity and know the complex history of Black Catholics.

Read about Fr. Augustus Tolten, the first African-American Catholic Priest, Sr Thea Bowman, the first black member of the Franciscan Sisters of Perpetual Adoration, and others who are candidates for Sainthood in our Church: https://www.ncronline.org/news/justice/sainthood-causes-draw-focus-black-catholics-and-need-justice

Who will be the first black Saint in the United States? https://www.americamagazine.org/faith/2021/01/21/black-catholic-saints-united-states-239730

Read this article about Black Catholic History: https://uscatholic.org/articles/202010/in-the-beginning-there-were-black-catholics/

Read this article about National Youth Poet Laureate Amanda Gorman and her Black Catholic parish in Los Angeles: https://www.americamagazine.org/faith/2021/01/29/amanda-gorman-black-catholic-parish-239858

Celebrate the Contributions of Black Catholics: https://www.simplycatholic.com/celebrating-the-contributions-of-black-catholics/

For more articles, visit PresentationatHome.org