Blessed Sacrament Catholic Church 5135 North Cocoa Blvd U.S. 1, Cocoa, Florida 32927 Parish Office: 321-632-6333
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A Message from Fr. Tony Quinlivan, Pastor
We welcome you to our humble space here on the world wide web.
This is in a small way, our way of assisting you in becoming more aware
of the many activities of our Parish Family here at Blessed Sacrament.
Every Member of our Parish is a reminder to all of us that we do not
make it through life on our own, and it is in that spirit that you are
always welcome into our family of faith.
Homebound, the youth, the bereaved, etc...are all alive and well
because of new parishioners and - not so new parishioners - who give
their time and energies to all the different and various ministries and
activities in our parish.
We are compiling a Parish Ministry Directory which when published, will
outline what each ministry does. Perhaps you will find a place for
yourself in one of them.
Please be assured that I will do all I can to make you feel you belong, as
will our parish staff.
Upcoming events:
Click on Easter Schedule to see the times for Our Journey to Easter
masses and other Easter events.
Blessed Sacrament Pictorial Directory: We would love to see every
member of the parish photographed for our Pictorial Directory. Every
family photographed (including non-parishioners) will receive a
complimentary 8x10 family portrait and help us create a yearbook of
memories. There will be a Active Duty Military page featured in our
directory. This is a great opportunity to be professionally
photographed. Bring your pets too! Schedule an appointment using this
convenient link to Lifetouch Photography today.
Message from e-MAPA Research at the University of Texas at Austin
Dr. Im is conducting an Internet study, funded by the National Institute
of Health (NIH), on the physical activity attitudes among diverse ethnic
groups of middle-aged women (age 40-60.) The reason I am contacting
you is because your church includes Hispanic women, and has been
selected to be a part of our nation-wide study. We believe that the
women who belong to your church can help us in understanding and
shaping the future of health care for all ethnic groups. Hispanic women
opinions and experiences are increasingly important and cannot be
neglected, particularly because the Hispanic population is expanding
quickly in America. If you wish to participate in this survey, go to this
link at http://mapa.nur.utexas.edu/MAPA

Fr. Tony Quinlivan, Pastor
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