Gathering restrictions didn’t stop us from holding our 2nd Annual Bishop’s Dinner on Thursday, January 28, 2021. Although we weren’t able to gather in person, that didn’t stop our community from joining us virtually in the name of Jesus to celebrate Ba’utha Thanksgiving!
On Friday, January 29, Chaldeans across the diocese organized to be a voice for the unborn, marking the first Chaldeans for Life: Day of Prayer.
Special Mass and blessing for all shamashe (sub-deacons), and servers of the diocese.
On Monday, January 25, we begin the fast of Nineveh, also known as Ba’utha. Ba’utha is a 3 day fast, usually abstaining from all dairy foods and meat products, as we pray and ask for God’s mercy. Ba’utha is always celebrated three weeks before Lent and lasts three days.
To help support our community’s devotion to St. Joseph in 2021, St. Joseph Chaldean Church will be sponsoring a variety of opportunities to deepen our understanding and devotion to this great saint.
The 2021 Liturgical Calendar for our diocese is now available. You can purchase a copy for $5 at your parish or view the calendar online.
Meditation from Sr. Catherine of the Cross, Chaldean Hermit, in celebration of the Feast Day of the Revelation to St. Joseph.
On Saturday, December 12, Mother of God hosted their Annual 2020 Christmas Concert, featuring Fr. Patrick Setto and the talented Arabic, English, and Chaldean Mass choirs.
Due to the pandemic and social distancing requirements, Bishop Francis is allowing four days (December 24-27) to attend Christmas Mass.
