Backpack Buddies Donation
Fr. Tom presents the donation check to the Gallatin Backpack Buddies program. This was made possibly by the 2019 Mary Immaculate Biennial Auction.
Chautauqua Color Run
September 2019
These Mary Immaculate parishioners participated in the Gallatin Chautauqua Color Run!
These Mary Immaculate parishioners participated in the Gallatin Chautauqua Color Run!
First Communion
Sunday, April 30, 2017
Congratulations to Adriyanna Brown, Makynna Brown, Hannah Borges, Reid Hemry,
Tye Dowell, Blake Bonderer, and Mandi Hemry, their teacher!
Congratulations to Adriyanna Brown, Makynna Brown, Hannah Borges, Reid Hemry,
Tye Dowell, Blake Bonderer, and Mandi Hemry, their teacher!
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Dear family and friends,
After I arrived here in July I noticed a rusty old flag pole. It brought back memories of the 1970's when I was in my 20's and Father Thomas Gier was the pastor of Sacred Heart and I would visit him. I remember Father Gier telling me: "Phil, come with me and help me take down the flag."
About 40 years passed. The church is the same, the Sacred Heart shrine is the same, and Father Gier has passed on to his reward. The old rectory was torn down and a new house built for the priests, where Father Jack Zupez SJ and I live. Still the flag pole stands unshaken.
A widow recently donated to Sacred Heart Parish a flag that belonged to her deceased husband, a veteran. I did not serve our country as did millions of brave Americans, many of whom gave their lives for the freedoms we enjoy. So I am happy that AT LEAST I can show a little patriotism by treating with respect for the red, white and blue.
Sincerely in the Lord,
Father Philip Luebbert
After I arrived here in July I noticed a rusty old flag pole. It brought back memories of the 1970's when I was in my 20's and Father Thomas Gier was the pastor of Sacred Heart and I would visit him. I remember Father Gier telling me: "Phil, come with me and help me take down the flag."
About 40 years passed. The church is the same, the Sacred Heart shrine is the same, and Father Gier has passed on to his reward. The old rectory was torn down and a new house built for the priests, where Father Jack Zupez SJ and I live. Still the flag pole stands unshaken.
A widow recently donated to Sacred Heart Parish a flag that belonged to her deceased husband, a veteran. I did not serve our country as did millions of brave Americans, many of whom gave their lives for the freedoms we enjoy. So I am happy that AT LEAST I can show a little patriotism by treating with respect for the red, white and blue.
Sincerely in the Lord,
Father Philip Luebbert
Photos of the Nativity 2016.
Photos of Mary Immaculate
