Mary Immaculate

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Greetings and welcome to the website of Mary Immaculate Parish and the Mission of Saint Rose.

We hope this site gives you an indication of the activities and spiritual life of our parish.  We welcome you to this website, but even more, would like to invite you to join us in worship at our Masses and to be a part of life here at our parish.

We provide beautiful and inspiring worship and many social and spiritual activities.  We have an excellent parish school which is provided without tuition for families who are members of Mary Immaculate and Saint Rose. 

We are a vibrant, diverse, and welcoming community.  We are striving to help all who worship here to be better disciples of Jesus Christ.  Please come and join us!

In Christ, 

Monsignor David Cox 

Thanks for visiting our new parish website! We hope you find it informative.  Feel free to take a peek around to learn more about Mary Immaculate and all our community has to offer.  Some of our pages are still in progress with more content coming every day. 

We welcome your feedback via email:  publicity@miparish.org

Enjoy, 

Mary Immaculate Online Outreach & Evangelization Team
 

"How happy is the Missionary who has no limit in this world on where he can preach the Gospel. Why then do we hesitate and set limits, since God has given us the whole world to satisfy our zeal?"  - St. Vincent de Paul

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Sharing the heart of the Church's mission

Communication and community lie at the heart of the Church's mission because God's self revelation draws every believer into the faith community.

Communication within the Church is about the sharing of faith, the preaching of the Word, the celebration of the sacraments, service to the poor and marginalized, and the union of the larger body.

Human communication in the Church mirrors the communication of the Trinity, the divine community, in whom we discover the fullness of communion and communication.

https://diojeffcity.org/communications/