All Saints Day

All Saints Day is tomorrow, Nov. 1, and is a holy day of obligation! Join us for Mass:

All Souls Day

Please join us for a special Mass to commemorate all our loved ones who have passed away.  We especially invite all those who have lost someone dear to them this past year.

Photos of our church

One of our former parishioners, Joe Weiss, sent us these beautiful photos of our church! Thanks, Joe, for sharing your talents with us!

Worthy Woman of Distinction

Congratulations to Dee Iske for being recognized as a Worthy Woman of Distinction! We are so grateful to her for all her hard work over the years, caring for others in both body and soul. You will be able to read more about it in the Papillion Times!

Mommy & Me Night

On Monday evening, Sacred Heart Preschoolers gathered with their moms for Mommy & Me Night.  We had a great time sharing a snack and decorating our graham cracker houses with frosting and candy!  We love our moms!

Saint John Paul the Great

Today is Saint John Paul the Great's feast day! JPII, pray for us!

Parish Mission Talks now on Website!

Did you miss the Parish Mission?  You can find all the talks on our website by clicking the "View Parish Mission Post" on the homepage, or clicking the link here!

http://saintcolumbkille.org/wordpress/index.php/101517-mission/

All Hallows Eve Party

Join us this Saturday for some good fun!

100th Anniversary - Our Lady of Fatima

Today is the 100^th Anniversary of the Miracles at Fatima!

Join us for Mass at 7:30 p.m., followed by the Holy Rosary led by the Legion of Mary.  There will also be a Rosary Crusade in the west parking lot tomorrow at 11:00 a.m.

Our Lady of Fatima, pray for us!

LoveEd Seminar

Parents, check out this seminar to teach your kids about sexuality!

Youth and Young Adult Vatican Survey

Pope Francis wants to hear from young people!

To prepare for the upcoming international Synod on "Young People, the Faith, and Vocational Discernment," the Holy Father wants online feedback from all youth and young adults, ages 16 to 29, from around the world, regardless of how active they are in the practice of the faith.

Youth and young adults, ages 16 to 29, are invited to go online and fill out the Vatican survey: https://survey-synod2018.glauco.it/limesurvey/index.php/147718

Parents and grandparents, please encourage the teens and young adults in your lives to participate. The Church wants to learn and listen to them!

The online survey is open until November 30, 2017.

Blue Mass will Pay Tribute to First Responders

October 4, 2017 (Omaha, NE) – A tradition that began over 80 years ago will continue tomorrow with the Blue Mass that honors police, medics, firefighters, and those who have died in the line of duty. Archbishop George Lucas will celebrate the 9:30 a.m. Mass at Ss. Peter & Paul Church.

“The Blue Mass is an opportunity to say thanks to God for the work of the first responders in our community, and to ask God’s blessing on them in that important and sometimes dangerous work,” said Archbishop Lucas.

After every Blue Mass, Archbishop Lucas blesses first responders and public safety equipment.

All Omaha metro area police and fire personnel, including families and friends, are invited to attend regardless of religious affiliation. Ss. Peter & Paul School students also will attend.

The Blue Mass dates back to 1934, when many first responders wore blue uniforms.