Diocese of Quincy

Sacred Heart Church, established in 1878 by the Capuchin Fathers, serves as a vital component of Peoria's Catholic community, providing worship, education, and community service. In 2015, the leadership returned to diocesan priests, marking a significant chapter in the church's storied history. The church offers various sacraments and religious education while fostering a welcoming environment for parishioners and visitors alike. Its continued dedication to service reflects the enduring spirit of the Sacred Heart community. Generated from the website

For all its joy, Christmas can also be difficult. The constant refrains of joy, happiness and peace can make feelings of grief, loss, anxiety and loneliness that much more difficult. We all need space and time to acknowledge our sadness and concerns - to know that we are not alone. For these reasons we offer a special Longest Night service. It is Tuesday, December 21 ( TONIGHT ) at 7 pm Metamora Mennonite Church. This service includes prayer, scripture readings, singing and communion. The purpose is to connect us with God, who is with those who mourn. God's light shines in the dark. Please join us. We will have worship this morning at 9: 30 am. We will not have Sunday school and the Fundraiser meal scheduled for today has been postponed. We're sure to have a smaller group this morning, but if you can make it in we will worship the God who knows where the snow is stored ( read Job ). The Annual Business Meeting of Metamora Mennonite Church will be held on Sunday, October 24 following Sunday school. The complete copy of the annual report is available at the church. It's also in the mail boxes of members and regular attendees. By the way, the financials aren't a secret, I just couldn't format the files properly in order to include them in the pdf. So goes the limits of pastor as web guy. Michael Neumann is a member of the MMC faith community. After recently graduating from Goshen College, Michael decided to spend the next year of his life serving in Cambodia through Mennonite Central Committee. He's doing well, but the best way for you to know that is to see for yourself. You can do that by clicking here. You will also find that Michael is a funny writer. He's already expanded my vocabulary in a good way. I also discovered we share the same fascination with monkeys. Th ank you! Those words will shape our worship and fellowship this Sunday Metamora Mennonite Church. Why? Because since 1833, persons who were and are a part of MMC have walked together, loving God and neighbor, as followers of Jesus. That's something to celebrate as we explore our past, present and future. So come ready to celebrate, to be appreciated, to share a meal together ( you don't have to bring a thing ) and to enjoy being together. If you are new to MMC, or thinking about checking us out, this is a great time to learn a bit about our history and vision. It's also a great time to get to know the people that make up MMC in a laid back atmosphere. Again, be our guests for the meal - you don't have to bring a thing! Worship begins at 9: 30 am. Following worship, after a time of mingling, we will eat together ( again, just show up, you don't have to bring a thing...have I mentioned that? ) !

Saint John Paul II Parish in Kewanee, IL, stands as a beacon of faith and community in the heart of the town. The beautiful architecture of the church, with its soaring spire reaching towards the sky, serves as a visual reminder of the spiritual aspirations of its parishioners. With a vibrant congregation that comes together to celebrate Mass and participate in various ministries, this Catholic church fosters a sense of belonging and unity among its members. The parish also actively engages in charitable works, reaching out to those in need within the local community, embodying the principles of compassion and service central to the Catholic faith. Generated using this place's available information