Upcoming Events
Mar
23
Sat
3:30 pm
Sacrament of Reconciliation
Sacrament of Reconciliation
Mar 23 @ 3:30 pm – 4:00 pm
Confessions are heard in the church and are also available by appointment.
Mar
30
Sat
3:30 pm
Sacrament of Reconciliation
Sacrament of Reconciliation
Mar 30 @ 3:30 pm – 4:00 pm
Confessions are heard in the church and are also available by appointment.
Recent Articles on Faith
- St. Joseph and C.S. Lewis March 19, 2019Can anyone imagine what was going through the mind of St. Joseph as he discovered the responsibilities he had? Coming to realize that his wife was pregnant with the Son of God, he would be responsible for safeguarding, supporting, and caring for the Son of the Most High and the Mother of God. It is […]Paul Senz
- Daily Prayer: We desire the house of the Lord March 19, 2019Solemnity of St. Joseph, Spouse of the Blessed Virgin Mary We desire the house of the Lord, much as you did, Lord Jesus. Our eternal yearning should be to rejoin our Father in heaven, to achieve the sanctity which is possible for each of us. Fuel our desire, Lord Jesus, for that one thing above […]Catholic Digest
- Daily Prayer: All are sinners Lord March 18, 2019Optional Memorial of St. Cyril of Jerusalem, Bishop and Doctor of the Church All are sinners Lord, for we suffer the curse of our first ancestors. Only when we understand our own faults and failings can we hope to redeem others who are similarly lost on the path of sin. By your grace Lord, may […]Catholic Digest
- Daily Prayer: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit March 17, 2019Second Sunday of Lent Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, these are the persons of the Lord. One our Creator, unmade and incorruptible; one our Savior, salvific and beneficent; the last our advocate, redeeming and gratifying. By this trinity, we find our salvation. Amen. Readings: Genesis 15:5-12, 17-18 Psalms 27:1, 7-8, 8-9, 13-14 Philippians 3:17-4:1 or […]Catholic Digest
- Daily Prayer: The world is filled with the arrogant March 16, 2019Saturday of the First Week of Lent The world is filled with the arrogant and proud who hate the Gospel and all its adherents. When confronted with this bile, we shall not respond with hatred, for this is not the way. Only love for the eternal and unwavering goodness of the Word shall persevere against […]Catholic Digest
Recent Articles on Family
- Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day the Catholic way March 13, 2019According to television and the internet, St. Patrick’s Day was made for the 21-and-over crowd and is best celebrated with green beer. But, if you’re reading this, there’s a good chance you’ve got children or grandchildren. And since you’re likely Catholic, St. Patrick’s Day means more to you than dropping food coloring into everything you […]Nancy Flanders
- ‘Love begins at home’ March 7, 2019In 1977 my mom and dad took me and my younger sister to see the original Star Wars movie on the big screen at Cortana Mall in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, which housed a new theater that had just opened a few months earlier. I was almost 7 years old. The only crystal-clear memory I have of that […]Jeff Young
- Cocktails for St. Valentine’s Day — Feb. 14 February 14, 2019Valentine was a priest in Rome who was martyred on this day in AD 270. There are several theories regarding his patronage of young lovers. According to one, he administered Holy Communion and last rites to Christian prisoners before being imprisoned himself. As a prisoner, he wrote a letter to the jailer’s daughter, signing it “your Valentine.” […]Michael P. Foley
- How having children changed Mass and why we keep going January 31, 2019There was a time in our life where Mass was a quiet place for worship. Time to reflect on life and all that has been given to us. Then, we had kids. These days Mass can be more like a three-ring circus, but without cotton candy — we have plenty of clowns. What was once […]Christina Antus
- Ways to be a pro-life family January 17, 2019January marks the 46th anniversary of Roe v. Wade and the annual March for Life, so it’s a natural time to promote respect for life from conception to natural end. But what does it mean to “respect life”? What does it mean to be “pro-life”? Of course it means being against abortion, assisted suicide, embryonic […]Simcha Fisher