J.B. Wright House Renovation Project
St. Mary Kingman is currently working to raise $200,000 to begin renovations on the historic J.B. Wright House and convent.
These old buildings are full of rich history and St. Mary Kingman needs your help to renovate them! With your generous donations, we will be able to bring these properties up to code and use them to facilitate our growing parish.
Upcoming Events
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Safe Environment Training
2023-2024 Safe Environment Training is now open. Click here for link to training hub and instructions.
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Catholic Women's Fellowship Bible Study: Revelation: The Kingdom Yet to Come
All women 18 years old and up are invited to join us for this amazing Bible Study which is on the first and third Tuesday from 6:00pm-7:30pm in the Parish Center Library.
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Rosary Group
Wednesdays at 10:00am in Parish Center Room 5, 6, 7
If you are unable to attend the Wednesday rosary, but would like to be included in prayer, please leave your prayer petition on the clipboards in the Gift store.
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Youth Bible Study
Hey you! We are inviting all the youth ages 13-18 to join us on Wednesdays, from 7:00pm-8:15pm for our Youth Bible Study!
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Anointing of the Sick
On Thu, Oct 5 there will be anointing of the sick at the 8:00am Mass. All practicing Catholics, 65 years and older or those who are seriously ill are encouraged to participate in this healing sacrament. Please sign in and take a name tag as you enter the Chapel.
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First Saturday Devotion
in the Chapel
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Bible Study: Matthew: The King and His Kingdom
2nd and 4th Tuesdays of each month at 5:00-6:30pm in the Parish Library
Turkey/Syria Earthquake CRS Emergency Factsheet DOWNLOAD PDF
WEEKLY REFLECTION
25th Sunday in Ordinary Time – September 24, 2023
09-24-2023 | Fr. Joseph SigurOne of the chores that my little brother and I were given as children by our dad was mowing the lawn. The agreed-upon rate at the time was a whopping $1 each time we mowed the lawn. After several weeks we would have enough money to buy a pack of trading cards at the store.
There came a certain point in my adolescence when I realized that many of my friends at school were making twenty times my measly $1 for cutting the lawn, and so I went to my dad in protest. In typical fatherly fashion, Dad recounted how when he was young, the only money he and his younger brother made cutting grass was from cutting the neighbors’ yards; cutting their own yard was, to quote my grandmother, “the rent for living in her house.”
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