“In 2026, this celebration takes on special significance as the Church marks the 100th anniversary of World Mission Sunday, established by Pope Pius XI in 1926 as a universal expression of the Church’s missionary identity. World Mission Sunday is unique. It is the one day each year when the entire Catholic Church— every parish, in every country—comes together to pray for and support the missions.

On this day, the faithful participate directly in the Church’s evangelizing work, responding to Christ’s command to “Go, therefore, and make disciples of all nations” (Matthew 28:19). The collection taken up on World Mission Sunday is entrusted to the Society for the Propagation of the Faith, one of the four Pontifical Mission Societies. These offerings are distributed, in the name of the Holy Father, to sustain the Church in places where it barely exists yet, where it is young, growing, and often facing poverty, isolation, or persecution. More than a collection, World Mission Sunday is a visible sign of the unity of the Church. It is the best way by which we can share in the universal mission of the Church to spread the faith through prayer and sacrifice. We may not be able to GO to the missions, but we can SEND to the missions both our prayers as well as the material means they need so much.”


 

Pilgrimage to Our Lady of Częstochowa Shrine, Saturday, November 14 th

Join us on a pilgrimage during this Diocesan Jubilee Year to one of Our Lady’s beautiful shrines in Doylestown, PA! This pilgrimage, open to parishioners from Incarnation and Holy Infancy church will leave the Laufer St. Parking lot on Saturday Nov. 14 th at 8:00 AM and return at 4:00 PM in time for the Vigil Mass at Incarnation Church. It will include a tour, daily Mass, Rosary, and time to visit the beautiful grounds and gift shop. The bus fee will be $25/person. Lunch Options: Pre-purchased lunch from Goosey Gander $10 (Ham, Turkey or Tuna with chips, cookie and water), OR bring your own lunch. Sign up using this QR Code or at the entrance of the Church.