Greetings in Christ, all! In our Church tradition, we have an amazing concept called The Corporal Works of Mercy. These works of mercy are depicted in our stained glass windows of our church. They are: to feed the hungry, to give drink to the thirsty, to clothe the naked, to give shelter to travelers, to visit the […]
Greetings in Christ! Whew! Lots and lots going on. I want to thank you all for your kindness and support as I did my best to break down the new deanery model for you all. One point I guess I was not clear on (I’m so sorry!): my assignment has not changed. I will still serve as your […]
Greetings in Christ, Holy Family! A lot of things have happened in our diocese over the last two years and some big announcements were made while I was away working on the Good News Cruise. I’m going to give a summary of events, then walk you through what the diocese has done and how this […]
Greetings in Christ! I type this out having returned from the “Good News Cruise” marriage retreat. It was an amazing time. I worked hard and got some rest. I was blessed by the speakers and the 250 couples there on the cruise…I just loved it. Dad was not able to go. He is fine, but the walking seemed […]
Greetings in Christ! This week I’d like to show you the pictures of our reliquary and then, in a bulletin insert, give you information and prayers about each saint. Venerating relics and seeking the prayers of the Saints are a big part of our Catholic faith. I encourage you to read the insert and take a […]
Greetings in Christ! Last week I was able to update you on our Mary statue and I am so glad to catch your excitement about it. I simply cannot wait until they get here! This week I am equally excited to show you the progress of our Joseph with Jesus statue. We began by choosing […]
Greetings in Christ! This bulletin article is my attempt to help us summarize the two big feasts we celebrate during the Christmas season. Obviously, we celebrate Christmas on December 25th. This is the day we thank God for one of the most humble, loving and generous gifts in our human history: God became one of […]
Greetings in Christ! Today we celebrate the Fourth Sunday of Advent. This is somewhat of a rare treat for us to have a full week for the fourth week of Advent. Usually, Christmas is not on Sunday and, as a result, the fourth week gets shortened. I think this makes this week a gift for us to […]
Greetings in Christ! God bless you all on this, the Third Sunday of Advent or, as the Church calls it Gaudette Sunday (gow-dah-tay). Gaudette means “rejoice” and we are invited to reflect on this passage: “Rejoice in the Lord always. I will say it again: Rejoice! Let your gentleness be evident to all. The Lord […]