Welcome to Saint Jerome Parish.  We hope that you find our Parish warm and welcoming.  You are invited to explore our website.  Please join us for the celebration of the Holy Eucharist, Sacraments and our activities.

Upcoming Events

MASS SCHEDULE

Saturday, October 10 - 5:00 PM English 

Saturday, October 10 - 6:30 PM  Spanish

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Sunday, October 11- 9:30 AM   English Mass

Sunday, October 11 -12:00 PM  Spanish Mass

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Due to the increase in confirmed Covid-19 cases, wearing masks at Mass will be MANDATORY.  THANK YOU FOR YOUR COOPERATION IN THIS CRUCIAL SAFETY MEASURE. 

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SIGN UP FOR ST. JEROME'S FIRST EVER "VIRTUAL GOLF TOURNAMENT!!!!!  CLICK ON THE LINK BELOW FOR DETAILS.If you don't golf register for Putter's Mini-Golf!!! Call the office for more details. (208)324-8794 Ext. 105

https://www.stjeromeid.org/golf-tournament

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Current Leaders to Beat!!

93 Golf Ranch:  Dawn & Martin Soto - 1 Under Par (35)

Putters Mini Golf:  Judy Bay - 55 (Thursday Women's 4th Day: Mary Ann, Trish, Lynda, Arlene and Mary 

!! Thanks for having fun!!)

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Thank you to All our Sponsors to date

Louisa Harris

Dick & Louise Marshall

Barbara Hosman

Deacon John & Karen Baumbach

Joyce Martin 

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ICA:  Goal is 41,849.00    Collected: 37,338

Thank you to all who have given so generously.  If you have not done so, please give prayerful consideration in doing so. 

Pray the Rosary before Mass at 9:00 am in the main sanctuary.

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It is time to renew Idaho Catholic Register!

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CCW Meeting: October 13th at 7:00 pm

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STAY TUNED FOR SALT & LIGHT PLEDGE DRIVE! OCTOBER 14TH FOR ST. JEROME AT 10:AM - LISTEN TO A FEW OF ST. JEROME'S FINEST!

WE WILL BE UTILIZING HANDS-FREE THERMOTERS FOR THOSE ENTERING OUR CHURCH 

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Thank you to everyone who helped make the Feast of St. Jerome a success during these difficult times. We have banked $24,632 after paying some expenses. 

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We will be following the Governor's STAY SAFE Order.  The Celebration of the Mass at St. Jerome Catholic Church will be held as long as state-established criteria are met.

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Isaiah 41: 10 “Do not fear: I am with you; do not be anxious: I am your God. I will strengthen you, I will help you, I will uphold you with my victorious right hand.”

Psalm 46:2  “God is our refuge and our strength, an ever-present help in distress.”

Father's Weekly Reflection

28TH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME

The words of Saint Paul, in the second reading, places us very close to the ‘Apostle of the Nations’ when he wrote to the community of Philippi and thanked them for their help and great support.

Before and after his conversion, Saint Paul reached the top of the mountain; coming from an influential family. Having the best education, and dual citizenship, made it possible for Saint Paul to move easily without question and thus persecute Christians. The herald of Christ, after having met Christ, had moments of joy and great sadness. He accomplished great achievements in preaching and also experienced deep sufferings that marked his life and gave the highest meaning to his mission.

Dear brothers and sisters, who among us has not had this kind of experience? Probably all of us at different levels one time or another.  However, the preaching of Saint Paul is not whether we share the same experience with him or not, but rather the full conviction that it does not matter what we are living or going through, but we will always be the Lord's.

In Paul's message, it is clear that he invites us to be faithful to Christ because “whether we die or live, we are the Lord’s.

Today, then, as a way of teaching, we can ask ourselves what

separates us from the love of Christ, what makes our love, our

dedications and our total conviction of an active faith in our church so unpredictable?

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Fr. Adrian Vazquez