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St. Joseph's, Colon, NE,
St. Mary's, Cedar Bluffs, NE
Parish Office: (402) 647-4901
stjosephcolon@gmail.com

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Second Sunday of Advent
Dear Parishioners, I am very excited to welcome you all to the Rectory this Saturday from 6:00 pm to 9:00 pm for an Advent Open House! There will be refreshments and food, but please feel free to bring what you like! If you are interested in helping me decorate, please email or text me. 😊 “Whatever was written previously was written for our instruction, that by endurance and by the encouragement of the Scriptures we might have hope.” (Romans 15:4). Disciples of Christ
Fr. Luke Fleck
10 hours ago2 min read


First Week of Advent
Dear Parishioners, A blessed Advent to you all! This weekend we begin to prepare our hearts for the coming of Christ into the world. Unlike lent, advent is a time of moderate penance with a focus upon the anticipation and joy of the Nativity of our Lord. This year our parish will be handing out books on confession. These books are great as aids to see the depth of the merciful love of God who encounters sinful man and woman in the humility of Penance. Please feel free to
Fr. Luke Fleck
Nov 252 min read


Christ The King!
Dear Parishioners, Christ is King! On Sunday, we celebrate Christ King of the Universe. This solemnity emphasizes Christ’s role as the eternal King, who brings peace, truth, and justice. The faithful are called to recognize the submit to His kingship by living out His teachings and following as his disciples. This feast sets the stage for Advent, preparing us to welcome Christ as the newborn king foretold by Isaiah the prophet. I would also like to wish you a blessed Tha
Fr. Luke Fleck
Nov 212 min read


Dedication of St. Joseph's Church
Dear Parishioners, This year, we celebrate the 106 th anniversary of the Dedication of St. Joseph Catholic Church in Colon. The dedication of a church serves as a profound symbol of unity and identity. It is a visible manifestation of the community's faith and commitment to live out the Gospel. As a consecrated space, the church becomes a central place for gathering, worship, and the celebration of sacraments, particularly the Eucharist, which is the source and summit of
Fr. Luke Fleck
Nov 142 min read
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