Welcome to St. Hubert Catholic Church
Our mission is that "We Welcome South Whidbey to Christ".
Welcome to the St. Hubert parish website. We are happy that you have found us. Our parish consists of the people of South Whidbey Island, and our church is located in the beautiful village of Langley. Our website is always undergoing change and we would always appreciate any comments or suggestions.
Mass Times
Saturday Vigil - 5:00 PM
Sunday 8:00 AM & 10:30 AM
(Babysitting is available during 10:30 Mass)
Mon., Tues., Thurs., Fri. 8:15 AM Wed. 10:30 AM
Marian Devotions and Communion Liturgy: Sat. 9:00 AM
Reconciliation: Saturday 4:00 PM (or by appointment)
Phone Numbers
Parish Office - (360)221-5383
Pastor's Office - (360)221-5030
Administrator's Office - (360)221-7953
Faith Formation Office - (360)221-7744
Fax - (360)221-2011
Location:
804 3rd St.
Langley, WA
Mailing Address:
PO Box 388
Langley, WA 98260
Office Hours:
9AM-3:30 PM Mon-Fri
Epiphany of the Lord
EPIPHANY OF THE LORD
1ST Reading- Isaiah 60:1-6
2ND Reading- Ephesians 3:2-3a, 5-6
Gospel: Matthew 2: 1-12
This is the "Epiphany of the Lord". We celebrate with great joy that our Savior, our Messiah, has come into the world-yes- as a little babe born of a virgin, in a stable laying on a bed of straw and wrapped in swaddling clothes. God has come to us to save us from the slavery of sin.
And so we celebrate on this day, the manifestation of God in Christ and the extension of God's saving love to all people. God has come into the world manifested in Jesus, the true light of the world, to guide us with a beautiful light that illumines our hearts our minds and our souls.
Mary, Mother of God
Two verbs jump out at me in these readings: bless and reflect. In the first reading from the Book of Numbers, we hear an ancient Jewish prayer dating back to the time of Moses, "The Lord bless you and keep you! The Lord let his face shine upon you, and be gracious to you! The Lord look upon you and kindly and give you peace!" I imagine that prayer was on Mary's lips as she reflected on all that was happening to her: the birth of a son whose father was not Joseph and the visit of shepherds and their message.
Christmas
The opening hymn brings to mind the story of an inquisitive four year old who happened to be strongly rooted in the "why" and "tell me" stage of life. The boy was helping his father set up the Christmas decorations. Imagine the scene with boxes scattered about the living room, now listen to their conversation:
"Daddy, why are there so many lights? What do all these colors mean? Why did you cut branches off the Christmas tree and hang them on the door? Did you help your daddy when you were big like me? Why do we bring a tree in the house? Mommy's gonna be mad if you make a mess."
Address and Phone
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