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2024 LENTEN CALENDAR  ASH WEDNESDAY – February 14, 20249:15 am Mass in Payne12 pm Mass in Paulding7 pm Mass in Payne                                               STATIONS OF THE CROSSBeginning Friday, February 16Mondays, 12 pm in PauldingFridays, 2:30 pm at Divine Mercy School in Payne (except 3/15) SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATONPaulding Day of

We will be holding our Lenten afternoon of reflection on Sunday, February 25. We will begin with lunch after the 10:30 Mass in the Paulding church basement, and then we will be blessed to have Patricia Oedy-Murray deliver a reflection on “The Eucharist and the Cross.” Of

We are inviting ALL adults to join us for a special Bible Study beginning Wednesday, January 17 at 6:45 pm in the Paulding church basement! Many Catholics want to read the Bible because they know it is God’s Word, but they give up because it seems so

Advent began on December 3rd. Here are a list of our upcoming Advent and Christmas events at Divine Mercy Parish. Immaculate Conception Masses:Thursday, Dec 7, 7 pm in PauldingFriday, Dec 8, noon in Paulding at 2 pm in Payne Day of Grace Advent ConfessionsWednesday, December 13 in

The Solemnity of the Immaculate Conception of the Blessed Virgin Mary is December 8 and is a Holy Day of Obligation for Catholics. There will be a vigil Mass at 7 pm on Thursday, December 7 in Paulding Masses on Friday for the Holy Day will be

Last weekend, Fr. Ammanniti talked about how important it is for us and for all people of good will to vote no on issue 1 on the ballot that Ohioans are currently voting on. The amendment proposes to enshrine abortion up to birth, transgender surgeries and hormones

Join us every Wednesday starting September 13 from 6:45—7:45 pm in the Paulding church basement. The Rescue Project is for anyone and everyone!  It appeals to those who have been walking with Jesus for years, as well as those for whom Jesus is only a figure in

The dignity of life in its earliest stages is threatened by a proposed Ohio Constitutional amendment, to be voted on in the November 7th election, to expand and enshrine abortion at the expense of protections for preborn children and women. As Catholics, we cannot remain on the sidelines when confronted with such a clear threat

By Bishop Daniel E. Thomas “Straining forward to what lies ahead, I press on toward the goal for the prize of the upward call of God in Christ Jesus” (Phil. 3:14). Do you remember the first time you had to make an important decision? Maybe it was

Our parish is excited to celebrate our patronal feast day on Sunday, April 16. All are welcome to join us! Our weekend Mass schedule will be the same. Donuts and coffee will be available after our Sunday Masses. Divine Mercy devotions will begin at 1:30 in our