Chapel Flowers & Mass Intentions
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SPX Mass IntentionsJanuary 2022
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Please be aware, Mass Intentions are subject to change due to the priest's schedule.
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Donating altar flowers is a simple way to honor a loved one, glorify God, and beautify the altar. Flowers can be donated in honor of a living person or in memory of someone who has died, in celebration of an anniversary or other milestone, or in thanksgiving for friends or family. Or if you prefer, you can simply give the flowers to the Glory of God.
If you are interested in donating, please fill out the form below.
Mass Intentions can be requested for the living or for the deceased. The typical donation for a Mass Intention is a $15 donation.
When you request a Mass Intention or donate flower alters, you may also receive a Mass Card to send to notify the receipt or comfort relatives, friends and loved ones. We are happy to mail the Mass Card directly to the person, if living, for whose intention the Mass will be offered, or to a family member of the deceased. You can also mail the card for the person yourself.
Questions? Samantha Baker ( sbaker@spxkc.org)