Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Springfield, Missouri, launched a new bilingual website on December 8, 2021. Fr. Gaspar Masilamani, CMF, chose to launch the site on The Feast of the Immaculate Conception in honor of The Blessed Virgin Mary. A group of parishioners spearheaded the effort: Fr. Gaspar, Glenn Eckl, Parish Secretary Roy Avila, and…
The scripture readings for daily and Sunday mass are posted here prior to each week. Please read them before Mass to help The Word of God penetrate your heart.
The Diocese of Springfield-Cape Girardeau seeks qualified applicants for the exempt full-time position of Director of Development and Properties. Applicant must be a practicing Roman Catholic in good standing with the Church. Qualified individuals need a demonstrated understanding of the theology of stewardship and experience in the administration of major capital campaigns as this position…
We are extremely grateful for your continued financial support of Sacred Heart Church during these days of uncertainty. Many parishioners are mailing contributions to the parish or bringing them in person to drop off. Thank you! We now have a Venmo account for the church to receive donations online. The web address is venmo.com/sagradocorazon. Sacred…
Our tuition assistance funds are limited and available to only those who follow the guidelines. Receiving assistance last school year does not guarantee assistance for this school year.
If you would like to be an Altar Sponsor during the 2020 calendar year, please contact the office for available months. The donation is $150 and helps to cover the costs of the wine and hosts. Please be sure to mark your check “Altar Sponsor.” Thank you for your continued support.
This project is on hold until further notice. Photography appointments for our updated parish directory have begun before and after all masses and during office hours. There is absolutely NO obligation to purchase anything. All participants will receive a free 8X10 photograph and a free directory.
Nino Landa, Carmen Perez, Vicente Torres, and Victor Nava. We also remember in prayer those of our parish family who are battling chronic illnesses and those who are homebound and are no longer able to attend Mass due to present health concerns. May they experience God’s grace and healing power.
“If you put up with suffering for doing what is right, this is acceptable in God’s eyes” (1 Pet 2:20). In this complex twentieth-century I suggest that one of the most excruciating forms of suffering is to stand up for the truth, to endanger the security and comfort of one’s own life for the sake…
