St. Mary

Catholic Church, Lanesville

The Knights of Columbus, New Albany Council and Assembly #244, are hosting a premiere of the film, “Unplanned” Great Escape Theatre (300 Professional Ct./ New Albany, IN) on March 28. The screening starts at 7:00pm with tickets available for pick up in the lobby between 6:15 and 7pm on a first come, first served basis. Anyone interested in attending is encouraged to reserve their ticket by providing their name/phone/email address at (812) 923-9344 or by emailing kofc1221@gmail.com. The movie is the true story of Abby Johnson, a former Planned Parenthood high achiever. She was, at the time of her employment, the youngest clinic director in the nation. But what she saw, when assisting an abortion first-hand, changed everything. Johnson, who wrote a book by the same name in 2011, noted, the film is about the “amazing, ready mercy of Jesus Christ that is available to everyone—whether you’ve been touched by abortion or not—that Christ is so ready to redeem us.” The movie is rated “R” and children under 17 are not permitted without an adult

Stream Real Life Catholic now on Prime Real Life Catholic, a new series that dives into everyday life with everyday people: working, serving, building, exploring, and showing how amazing faith makes life. Go crawfishing, hang-gliding, cheesemaking, surfing, and more as host Chris Stefanick takes you around the world—diving into the lives of real life Catholics. This fun escape that’ll inspire you to live everyday life with more faith, hope, and love. Is now available to stream online for free with an Amazon Prime account. A copy of the series is also available to borrow on the parish bookshelf in the first-floor hallway of the Parish Life Center.

If you came to Reboot (or even if you didn't), you may have heard of the ROOT GROUPS launching in our parish and in our deanery! What a great opportunity to meet with others who are in the same stage/age of life and striving to become stronger in their faith! Join us our ROOT GROUP launch - beginning this week! Register now at the following link!

The Stations of the Cross devotion, also known as the Way of the Cross, has been practiced by Roman Catholics for many centuries. The traditional Stations of the Cross follow fourteen events of Jesus' Passion and death and conclude with a reflection on His Resurrection. The Stations of the Cross provide the faithful with an opportunity to deepen their understanding of God's immense love and their faith in the Resurrection. Please make plans to join us in prayer every Friday during Lent at 7pm for this moving prayer service led by our pastor, Fr. Bob St. Martin. Little Black Books return for Lent 2019 Little Books are based on the writings of the late Bishop Ken Untener and have been crafted to help you explore your relationship with Christ this Lent. These pocket-sized booklets are available at the entrance to Church and Parish Life Center. Please feel free to take an additional copy for those who are homebound.