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Planning a funeral can be overwhelming. Blessed Sacrament and your local funeral home will assist you in every step along the way. Whether a loved one has recently passed away, or you are looking to plan ahead for your own funeral, the following can serve as a brief guide:
- Step One
- Please contact your local funeral home to set up a date for the service. The funeral home will then contact Blessed Sacrament to coordinate and confirm the date.
- Step Two
- Blessed Sacrament will contact you to determine details for the Mass.
- Step Three
- Your family will be asked to select readings and music. You may access those selections by clicking below.
Click here to go through the Reading & Music Selections.
Call Heather Fraher, the School Director, for a tour of the school today at (480) 998-9466.
Registration and Scholarship forms are below.
Have a birthday coming up? Perhaps an anniversary or another special celebration? Looking for a way to participate in the Mass with your spouse, friends, or family? Please sign up to bring up the gifts at Mass!
Click on the link below to go to our SignupGenius page. Scroll through to find the day/time that you’d like to bring up the gifts. Click “sign up” then check the box next to “sign up” for the time that you’re choosing. Click “submit & sign up” then follow the prompts asking for your contact information.
We’ll send you a reminder with instructions a couple of days before the day you’ve chosen. Essentially, you’ll need to arrive at least 10 minute before Mass begins and check in with the ushers (whom you should find in the back of the church). They’ll give you specific instructions at that time.
There’s no speaking and very little lifting involved, but you are bringing forth the gifts of the community – the bread, the wine, the collection – our offering to God at the Mass! This is an incredibly important role and we are grateful for your help!
Sign Up Today!
Attention 6th, 7th & 8th Graders! You are invited to an amazing ministry designed just for you. EDGE is brought to you by Life Teen and the year will include Retreats, Camp, Service projects and a lot of crazy games! Edge meets on Mondays at 6:30pm in the Teen Room. Click on the forms below to register or contact Jeremy Stafford at (480) 948-8370.
To register: click here.
Life Teen is an amazing ministry to the High School youth of Blessed Sacrament and beyond. We are going to have a lot of fun this year. We will have retreats, Steubenville West and the famous Life Teen Summer Camp. Yes, you get to leave the HOT state of AZ and go to California for a week!
Life teen meets on Sundays at 6:15pm in the Teen Room.
Register using the forms below or call Jeremy Stafford for more information at (480) 948-8370.
To Register, click here.
Is your child in first through fifth-grade? Contact Isabella Rice today at (480) 948-8370.
Need registrations forms? Click on them below:
What is Alpha?
Alpha is a series of sessions exploring the basics of the Christian faith. Typically run over eleven weeks, each session looks at a different question that people can have about faith and is designed to create conversation. It’s just an open, informal and honest space to explore and discuss life’s big questions together. If you are interested in attending the next session, contact us at alpha@bscaz.org
Support Blessed Sacrament Preschool & Kindergarten by ordering your Honey Baked Ham. Download the order form by clicking here, fill it out and return to the office by November 21. Thank you for supporting Blessed Sacrament Preschool & Kindergarten!
Fr. George N. Jingwa recently travelled to Rome as part of the delegation of the International Federation of Catholic Universities (IFCU). The members of the Board of Administration of the Federation met in Rome for their annual board meeting and while they were there, Pope Francis addressed their meeting. They were treated to a private audience with the Pope where he expressed his vision for the future of Catholic Universities. One of the main things that was emphasized by the Pope were Catholic Universities need to form not just the mind, but the hearts and hands of students. Using the head, heart and hands of the students will integrate them better into society and allow them to work better for the common good.
Fr. Jingwa was present not only as an Executive Council Member of the IFCU, in which he is Vice-President, he also represented the Federation as the Regional President for Africa.
