St. Jerome - St. James - St. John

It is now possible to safely give electronically through this link to online giving. Some reasons to use this option are:

1. You can set up recurring payments so that you don't forget to support your home parish while you are away on vacation or traveling.
2. You may at this time of "Covid" not be able to attend Mass in person and want to safely submit your weekly offering.
3. You may want a quick, safe, and easy way of leaving a one time gift for a specific purpose, a memorial for a deceased loved one, or for a special collection you were not present for at the time it was taken up. 

Any time by appointment - For the good of your soul, just call or stop by!

The United States Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB) adopted the Charter for the Protection of Children and Young People in response to the reports of sexual abuse of children and young people by some priests and bishops. In June 2003, the diocese produced a manual entitled Establishing Bonds of Trust. This manual, with revisions, contains documents pertinent to the protection of children and youth including the Diocese of Bismarck Sexual Misconduct Policy and Code of Conduct.  Bishop Kagan’s letter to the faithful can be read here. 

Developed around the USCCB's Charter for the Protection of Children and Young People, the Diocese of Bismarck's Safe Environment Program is intended to make sure that our children and young people enrolled in Catholic schools or those who participate in church-related activities in our parishes are safe.
 
The Diocese of Bismarck has put together a Step-By-Step Guide as a resource for parishes and Catholic schools to use in implementing the safe environment program.

The Diocese of Bismarck is firmly committed to the health and protection of our children, young people and vulnerable adults. The pervasiveness of child abuse in society demands that we each take individual responsibility to acquaint ourselves on its cause and with the steps we can take toward its prevention.

Due to All Saints day falling on a Saturday, it is not a Holyday of Obligation this year.

For audio of the meeting, click the link "Adoration Information" under "Father Luger's Homilies."  Accompanying Powerpoint presentation is below.