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1. The ushers will now take the second collection for Catholic Relief Services. Thank you for all donations! 2. Please remember that on Fridays during Lent, we have two Stations of the Cross, after the 12:10 PM Mass and at 6 PM. You are more than welcome to join us. 3. On Saturday, March 21, at 11 AM, we will have a Posture Workshop with Dr. Tomasz Jankowski, Director of Therapy Operations at Eastern NM Medical Center, in the parish hall. If you are interested in participating, please call the office no later than Wednesday, March 18. For more information, please check the poster in the back of the church and on parish media. 4. This week is spring break, and there will be no Faith Formation classes, no ASCS Mass, and no OCIA this weekend or the following weekend. The NMMI Mass, however, will resume on the 22 nd . 5. On the weekend of March 21 and 22, the Bethlehem Nativity Group will sell goods from the Holy Land after Masses. This is a good time to buy gifts for First Communion, Confirmation, or Easter. 6. On Sunday, March 29, we will celebrate Palm Sunday, and on Monday, March 30, as every year, we’ll have the Parish Lenten Reconciliation Service at 6 PM. But first, Bishop Baldaccino would like to invite everyone to celebrate the Chrism Mass with the priests from our Diocese on Tuesday, March 24 at 5 PM. See the Chrism Mass flyer for more info. 7. On Tuesday, March 31, Fr. Jarek will be visiting the homebound for confession and Holy Communion. Please call the office no later than Monday, March 30, if you would like to schedule a time. 8. Now I would like to invite [Mignon Simitz, Debbie Bays, Bill and Gloria Wier] to the ambo to share with us something important about the United in Ministry Appeal. In your pews, you will find UIM envelopes, which you can fill out after Mass. In the back of the church, we have prepared tables with pens to fill out the envelopes, and you can then drop them in one of the boxes provided or take them home and bring them back next weekend and put them in the collection basket. You can also drop them at the parish office during the week or in the post box in front of the office. If you have already received an envelope in the mail, please add Assumption/Roswell so they know it is coming from one of our parishioners. You can also scan the QR code using your smartphone or visit the Diocese website to give electronically by credit card or EFT, which is an Electronic Funds Transfer. Thank you for all donations!

1. We know how fast and busy life can be, so we would like to remind everyone that we have two Stations of the Cross on Fridays during Lent, after the 12:10 PM Mass and at 6 PM. You are more than welcome to join us. 2. Next weekend, March 14 and 15, we will have our UIM Commitment Weekend. Thank you so much to all donors who participated in the 2025 Appeal. Please remember that your contributions go a long way to meet the needs of the Diocese. For more information about how the money is used, please see the brochure in the pews, the back of the church, and on parish media. 3. Next weekend, we will take the second collection for Catholic Relief Services, which enables the Holy Father to respond with emergency financial assistance for requests to aid the neediest throughout the world – those who suffer as a result of war, oppression, and natural disasters. By supporting the Catholic Relief Services collection, you are helping fulfill the Church’s call to be a peacemaker in regions affected by armed conflict, poverty, and shortages of necessary resources. Thank you for your donations. 4. There will be no OCIA or NMMI Mass next weekend due to Spring Break. 5. On Saturday, March 21, at 11 AM, we will have a Posture Workshop with Dr. Tomasz Jankowski, Director of Therapy Operations at Eastern NM Medical Center, in the parish hall. If you are interested in participating, please call the office no later than Wednesday, March 18. For more information, please check the poster in the back of the church and on parish media. 6. The Grief Share support group is starting a new session on March 24 and will take place on Tuesdays at 1:30 PM in St. Peter’s Community Room. Please see the flyer on the bulletin board or call St. Peter’s for more information. 7. On the weekend of March 21 and 22, the Bethlehem Nativity Group will sell goods from the Holy Land after Masses. This is a good time to buy gifts for Confirmation or Easter. 8. On Sunday, March 29, we will celebrate Palm Sunday, and on March 30, as every year, we’ll have the Parish Lenten Reconciliation Service at 6 PM. But first, Bishop Baldaccino would like to invite everyone to celebrate the Chrism Mass with the priests from our Diocese on Tuesday, March 24 at 5 PM. Next weekend, we’ll provide more information.

1. Every Friday during Lent, we will have two Stations of the Cross: after 12:10 PM Mass and at 6 PM. We will not have a homily on Fridays so that those who attend Mass during lunchtime can participate in the Stations of the Cross. 2. The Altar and Rosary Society of Assumption Parish warmly invites all parishioners to join them for the Lenten Retreat on Saturday, March 7, from 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Together, we will view the inspiring video series “How to Lent” and share in meaningful discussion and fellowship, along with light refreshments. If you plan to attend, please call the parish office. 3. On Saturday, March 7, Fr. Tom Smith, director of the Holy Cross Retreat Center in Las Cruces, will lead the Confirmation Retreat from 7 AM to 8 PM in the parish hall. He will also give the homily at the Saturday Vigil and Sunday morning Masses. 4. The 2026 Bishop’s United in Ministry in-pew, commitment weekend will be held on March 14 and 15. If you made a gift last year, you may have already received a letter from Bishop Baldacchino. If you have responded with a gift, then we thank you. Your contribution will go a long way toward meeting a variety of needs in the Diocese of Las Cruces. During the commitment weekend, we will watch the UIM video so everyone can hear the Bishop’s important message. The video will also be available on parish media.









