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| Welcome to The Church of The Holy Family |
| I am happy to welcome you to our website. Hopefully you will find it informative and useful. We are a growing parish and want to make sure all our parishioners are in touch with the people, life and activities of our parish community. God Bless, |
| Fr. Dan O'Connell, Pastor |
Father Dan continues to improve and is doing well. Please keep him in your prayers as you are always in his.
BULLETINS / PUBLICATIONS
2016 CALENDAR / EVENTS
- Aug 14 2020 12:00 pm - Mass 12:10 PM
- Aug 15 2020 5:00 pm - Mass 5:00 PM
- Aug 16 2020 8:30 am - Mass 11:00 AM
MASS SCHEDULE & TIMES
Please follow social distancing guidelines. There will be no confessions at this time.
WEEKDAY MASSES RESUME. . . Monday May 25th the church will be open once again for the 12:10 p.m. Mass, except on Wednesdays. We ask you to please wear a mask and social distance within the pews. Please feel free to call the church office at 706-323-6908, or check on our website – www.holyfamilycolumbus.com, our parish app – myParish – Catholic Life, or Facebook page – The Church of the Holy Family, and our bulletin for updates.
Weekdays:
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday - 12:10 PM
Saturday 5:00 PM (No Confessions at this time)
Sunday 11:00 AM
Holy Days 12:10 PM and 7 PM
OFFICE HOURS
Church & Office are both closed on Wednesdays.
CHURCH STAFF
Saint of the Day
Saint Pontian and Saint Hippolytus
08/13/20 6:00 am
St. Pontian became Pope in the year 230. Five years later, after Pope Urban I, he was exiled to the mines of the Italian island of Sardinia during a period of Christian persecution. There, he decided to resign from his papal office and died a martyr for the faith.Hippolytus was a priest and well-respected theologian in the early third century. But in 217 he rebelled against the Church when Callistus became Pope. He, too, was exiled in 235 to the Sardinian mines, where he met Pontian. Pontian helped Hippolytus reconcile with the Church bevore he died, and Hippolytus, too, died as a martyr. His writings were important, including "A Refutation of All Heresies", "Song of Songs", and "The Apostolic Tradition".
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