Upcoming Events
Feb
23
Sat
3:30 pm
Sacrament of Reconciliation
Sacrament of Reconciliation
Feb 23 @ 3:30 pm – 4:00 pm
Confessions are heard in the church and are also available by appointment.
Mar
2
Sat
3:30 pm
Sacrament of Reconciliation
Sacrament of Reconciliation
Mar 2 @ 3:30 pm – 4:00 pm
Confessions are heard in the church and are also available by appointment.
Recent Articles on Faith
- Sunday Gospel reflections: We should judge ourselves before we judge others February 22, 2019All too often now we hear the immortal words of our Savior “judge not” used as an effort to stop the Christian from stating what is moral or immoral. It is as though our Lord had commanded us to be indifferent to the actions of others. This is of course in complete contrast to the […]Catholic Digest
- Daily Prayer: Lord Jesus, unto your disciples February 22, 2019Feast of the Chair of St. Peter the Apostle Lord Jesus, unto your disciples you gave the burden of the Church’s work. Forever your Church shall persist, in grandeur or in poverty and resolute against the gates of hell. Preserve your Church for we faithful Lord, and defend it against the corrupting powers of the […]Catholic Digest
- Daily Prayer: It is a petty human desire to not see February 21, 2019Optional Memorial of St. Peter Damian, Bishop and Doctor of the Church It is a petty human desire to not see you upon the cross, Lord Jesus. But we must understand that your suffering was necessary for our own salvation, and that great things can be accomplished when one sacrifices in the name of others. […]Catholic Digest
- Daily Prayer: Lord Jesus, you are our healer February 20, 2019Wednesday of the Sixth Week in Ordinary Time Lord Jesus, you are our healer and defender against the degradations of the world. By the name of the Father we are healed, body and soul. Defend us against this world’s ailments of death and decay, and have mercy on our souls when we at last face […]Catholic Digest
- Daily Prayers: Falsehoods and lies shall assail us Lord February 19, 2019Tuesday of the Sixth Week in Ordinary Time Falsehoods and lies shall assail us Lord, prophets peddling only discord and hatred in your name abound. Yet we faithful shall never submit to the schemes of the Evil One, for we are ever in your care. Keep us wise Lord, to see the traps hidden all […]Catholic Digest
Recent Articles on Family
- 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
- Learn to ponder as parents in the midst of daily life January 14, 2019One of the most striking themes present in the Gospels is how our Heavenly Mother would ponder or reflect on “things in her heart,” specifically when related to her son. Mary’s example demonstrates to modern parents how to go about our daily lives through pondering life’s significant moments and God’s role in them in a […]Emily Jaminet
- Naming, seeing, savoring chicken soup with rice January 7, 2019Words — and names — are powerful. My youngest daughter, Zélie, is learning words, sentences, and questions. Watching her young mind develop simply amazes me. At age 2 she is only at the beginning of life, and everything is new for her. I marvel that Zélie’s process of learning new words begins with naming things. […]Jeff Young