Welcome Visitors

Pastor:

Rev. Fr. Dylan Flanery

5065 Olivet Road

Georgetown, IL 64846

(217) 662-2127

Prayer requests:

Rev. Fr. Dylan Flanery, FSSPX

Rev. Fr. John O'Connor

Mr. Gerald Bonnell and family

Mr. Stephen Reen, R.I.P.

Mr. Gregory Latz, R.I.P.

   In your charity, please pray for the repose of the souls of all our past parishioners.

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Designs, Budget, and Timeline Released at the Unveiling of New Immaculata Project

There is an old tradition at a wedding where the father of the bride lifts his daughter’s veil and reveals her to her groom.  Many legends and lore sir behind this practice, but from where such a custom comes, who can absolutely and conclusively say?  Nevertheless, there it is.  “And there came one of the seven angels, who had the vials full of the seven last plagues, and spoke with me, saying: Come, and I will shew thee the bride, the wife of the Lamb” (Apoc. 21:9). The veil is lifted, and the beauty of the bride is revealed to her husband.  “And I John saw the holy city, the new Jerusalem, coming down out of heaven from God, prepared as a bride adorned for her husband” (Apoc. 21:2). Such a lifting of the veil occurred on June 15 at St. Mary’s Academy and College, revealing the new Immaculata, the future Society church in St. Marys, Kansas.

A Fire Scars the Kansas Prairie

Since a fire, sparked by faulty wiring, destroyed the Immaculata chapel on Nov. 8, 1978, the largest community in the SSPX has lacked a fully realized church structure. The crown of the campus, the small but stately Immaculata chapel, the chapel that had been raised with the money of 300 alumni of the old St. Mary’s College, the chapel that had taken into her bosom countless faithful and sent many forth to become priests, the chapel that persuaded Archbishop Marcel Lefebvre that St. Mary’s should become the flagship of the Society in the United States—that crown burned down almost before the ink had dried on the closing papers.  In keeping with the latter analogy, the pride of the U. S. District, the flagship, had suffered the loss of her flag.  On that evening in June, the hope and the promise of a new flag—a grander and more glorious flag—was unveiled to the parishioners at Ignatius Auditorium on the St. Mary’s campus.

During the unveiling, Mr. Nicholas Novelly, the head accountant at St. Mary’s, noted that behind great losses is always the hand of Divine Providence. The insurance money, while originally intended to rebuild the chapel, was used to nourish the infant campus of St. Mary's. For over 40 years, the school and the campus grew, as did the surrounding community. 

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Chapel news & events 

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July 2019

 Dedicated to:

Precious Blood of Jesus

Sunday, July 7

4th Sunday after Pentecost

2nd collection-District education

Confessions after Mass

Confession: 9:00am

Mass: 10:00am

Sunday, July 14

5th Sunday after Pentecost

2nd collection-Chapel Bldg. Fund

Confession: 9:00am

 Mass: 10:00am

Sunday, July 21

6th Sunday after Pentecost

2nd collection-LaSalette

Blessing of religious items after Mass

Holy Name Society meeting after Mass

Confession: 9:00am

Mass: 10:00am

Sunday, July 28

7th Sunday after Pentecost

Eucharistic Crusade meeting after Mass

Confession: 9:00am

Mass: 10:00am

Most Holy Rosary

Please join us in praying 5 decades of the Most Holy Rosary each Sunday 30 minutes before Mass.



First Friday

Holy Mass at 7:00pm

Followed by Stations of the Cross

first Saturday

Holy Mass at 9:00aM

With Rosary and Benediction



Weekday Mass

Mon - Fri - 8:00am  Saturday - 9:00am

Confession

Confessions are held one hour before Sunday Masses (i.e. 9:00 am). The confessional booth is private and located in the main area of the chapel.

Silence in Church

Out of Respect for the Blessed Sacrament, Silence is Observed in the Church. PLEASE SILENCE ALL DEVICES

Proper Dress

 According to the Apostolic custom and Church Law,  women and girls are requested to have their heads covered.

 Out of respect for Our Lord and for mutual edification, men and women should dress modestly. Slacks, shorts, sleeveless dresses, and low cut dresses do not meet the norm of Christian modesty. Dress which is too casual is inappropriate. This matter is evidence of your love for our God in the Blessed Sacrament.

Have a Mass offered

for a loved one

Don't forget our priests

and your loved ones

Our priests survive at God's mercy and our generosity, your Mass intentions are a charitable way to help.

How many of your friends or family can you help, by having a Mass offered for them?

The suggested donation is $20. Please Use the envelopes provided and place your request in the collection basket.

Please make checks out to:

Fr. Dylan Flanery

Fr. John O'Connor