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St. Patrick Catholic Church Gretna, NE

12 hours ago

Our culture of ever faster change cries out for stability, but we cannot resist the change. Our challenge is to act like Elizabeth; in wisdom, we are to embrace the good of the change and act as bridges of the new. Yet, we are to be like Mary and bring Christ into an insecure world that needs faith.

How can you use wisdom this week to make judgments about the new and the old? As this year ends, what do you need to conserve in your life? What do you need to renew? ... See MoreSee Less

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St. Patrick Catholic Church Gretna, NE

1 day ago

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We know even at Jesus' birth how His earthly life will end. ... See MoreSee Less

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St. Patrick Catholic Church Gretna, NE

3 days ago

Twelve Masses will be celebrated across the U.S. during the Jubilee Year of Hope, as part of “Project Guadalupe 2031” – thus far planned in California, Texas, Virginia, Wisconsin – and Nebraska! The Cathedral of the Risen Christ - Lincoln, Nebraska in Catholic Diocese of Lincoln was chosen to host one of the Masses. It will be celebrated on December 12, 2025. ... See MoreSee Less

Diocese chosen to celebrate one of 12 national Masses for ‘Project Guadalupe 2031’

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Official website of the Catholic Diocese of Lincoln.

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St. Patrick Catholic Church Gretna, NE

4 days ago

Have you heard about the Rosary in a Year Podcast beginning January 1? It is produced by Ascension and The Community of the Franciscan Friars of the Renewal. If you liked The Bible in a Year Podcast, you'll love this one too! ... See MoreSee Less

How to Pray the Rosary Like Never Before (+ NEW Podcast) - Ascension Press Media

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"Father, I know I should love the Rosary, but I am struggling." Fr. Mark-Mary Ames, CFR and Ascension offer you the Rosary in a Year podcast.

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St. Patrick Catholic Church Gretna, NE

5 days ago

Christmas is next week can you believe it!! Make sure to include Mass in your Christmas plans. Join us on Christmas Eve at 4 PM or 6 PM or Christmas Day at 8 AM or 10 AM. ... See MoreSee Less

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St. Patrick Catholic Church Gretna, NE

6 days ago

We all know the story... But, do we put ourselves in the story? Are we ready to make the changes that will lead us to true Joy? ... See MoreSee Less

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Thank you Father!!

Father…You always speak wise words. Thank you✝️

St. Patrick Catholic Church Gretna, NE

1 week ago

At the time of Jesus, Jews expected four different types of Messiahs.

First, militant Jews looked to a Davidic king to rise up from the populace and lead a revolt against the Romans.

Second, many Jews expected a great High Priest to cleanse the Temple from its corruption and restore a pure worship.

Third, some yearned for a Great Teacher like Moses to explain the Law plainly and led all Jews in the way that would please the Lord.

All three of these Messiahs would come from the people and would have some sort of pedigree (education, lineage, family or professional connection).

But the last Messiah would appear from nowhere. And his authority to judge would come from God himself: the "Son of Man" from Daniel 7:13.

The Davidic king would be known for his military genius. The High Priest would be known for his zealous purity in worship. The Great Teacher would be known for his wisdom. But the Son of Man would be known as God's agent of judgment. ... See MoreSee Less

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St. Patrick Catholic Church Gretna, NE

1 week ago

Saturday Silly

Happy Gaudete (Rejoice) Sunday! ... See MoreSee Less

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And that does happen…✝️

St. Patrick Catholic Church Gretna, NE

1 week ago

Deacon Larry Heck has been a Deacon for the Archdiocese of Omaha for over 40 years—serving at St. James Catholic Church for 20 years and here at St. Patrick Gretna for the last 21 years. We are so blessed to have had Deacon Larry here at St. Patrick Gretna for as long as we have!

His presence on the altar will be missed, but we are incredibly grateful for all that he’s done, and will continue to do in retirement, to minister to the community. We will host a formal retirement dinner to honor Deacon Larry on Friday evening, January 24. Parishioners are invited, but asked to RSVP to attend. More information coming soon. ... See MoreSee Less

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You will be missed Deacon Larry! Thanks for all you have done for our wonderful Parish!💕

Truly Blessed to have him!! Happy for you Deacon Larry!!❤️❤️

I am so happy for Deacon Larry! You have been a faithful servant, and our family will miss you. God bless🙏

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St. Patrick Catholic Church Gretna, NE

2 weeks ago

It is truly unbelievable how many coats and winter gear items that were collected throughout November. Thank you for your generosity in keeping those in need warm this winter!

Also thank you to Good Shepherd Lutheran Church in Gretna, NE, Resurrection Evangelical Lutheran Church Gretna Nebraska, and Gretna United Methodist Church, Gretna Nebraska for working with our Gretna Knights of Columbus on this Winter Gear Drive. ... See MoreSee Less

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As always, our parish is Blessed, and we show it!!❤️❤️

❤️ 🙏 for those in need.

St. Patrick Catholic Church Gretna, NE

2 weeks ago

As we prepare to receive Jesus into our hearts this Christmas, let us prepare spiritually by cleaning our souls through the Sacrament of Reconciliation. We will offer additional times to receive this great sacrament of healing! ... See MoreSee Less

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St. Patrick Catholic Church Gretna, NE

2 weeks ago

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If you like this video, tag a friend or share it! Invite your friends and family along with you this Advent and Christmas season!

Thank you Father!

Archdiocese of Omaha

St. Patrick Catholic Church Gretna, NE

2 weeks ago

John the Baptist's ministry prepared for the coming of the Christ. His followers were open to the preaching of the One anointed by the Spirit. His baptism of repentance prefigured the sacrament of baptism. His death prefigured the death of the Messiah. As the image of John pointed backward to Elijah, it pointed forward to Jesus.

As the year ends, we, too, look back to the past for comfort and reflection. But we look forward to the coming of One Greater. Let us take the time to "Get ready." Take some time this week to review this year. What were your high and low points? Now, look forward to Christmas. How can you entrust the next year to the Lord? ... See MoreSee Less

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St. Patrick Catholic Church Gretna, NE

2 weeks ago

Saturday Silly

Jesus is preparing many rooms in His Father's house.
What kind of tiles does He want in it?

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St. Patrick Catholic Church Gretna, NE

2 weeks ago

While the Immaculate Conception of the Blessed Virgin Mary is usually a Holy Day of Obligation, Catholics of the Archdiocese of Omaha are dispensed from the Holy Day of Obligation on December 9 this year. Please do pray for our country on our national feast day. You can still join us for Mass at 7:30 AM or 6 PM on Monday, December 9. ... See MoreSee Less

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