I hope you all can come to meet Bishop Golka this Tuesday night, March 8, from 6:30-8:30 pm. He will be in Assisi Hall listening to you...

How do we know someone loves us? Is it through the sweet words they say to us, the grand promises they make? While these things can be...

“What is love?” It’s a question that the human heart has asked throughout history. Is it a feeling? A bond experienced between family...

Scripture can sometimes be confusing. We know that God created everything, and called it all “good.” But in today’s Gospel reading, Jesus...

Have you ever done a “trust fall”? It’s a pretty crazy concept. With your eyes closed and arms folded over your chest, you fall straight...

Why do we suffer when we are trying to do good? If that happens to you, you are in good company! Look at Jeremiah and Jesus in today’s...

Pope Francis has declared that the Third Sunday in Ordinary Time should be dedicated to the celebration, reflection, and the spreading of...

Jesus worked his first miracle at a wedding, and his mother, Mary, asked him to do it. This sign is very striking. Jesus did not begin...

“You are my beloved. . . With you I am well pleased.” When Jesus was baptized by John in today’s Gospel, Jesus made the water holy for...

Happy New Year! Happy New Epiphany! There is a story behind the phrase in today’s Gospel from Saint Matthew: “And behold, the star that...

Someone to love, someone to care for. . . It was this thought that gripped the heart of Saint Francis of Assisi his first Christmas at...

If the "Event Coordinators" of today were to plan the birth of Jesus they would turn it into a "media event" with reporters, cameras, and...

Thanks so much to the members of our Finance Council for their great work in supporting the mission of our parish: Margaret Cingoranelli,...

Hope you all had a blessed Thanksgiving Day! I was told we had the most people present for our Thanksgiving Day Mass than we had in a...

The season of Advent has always been a special time of grace and celebration for Christians. The themes it presents to us are some of our...

When I read the Bible readings for this Sunday, I remembered this quote from Saint John XXIII when he opened the Second Vatican Council...

Thanks so much to Father Homero for his series on the Church Fathers. I hope we all took some time to learn about these great teachers of...

What is the difference between a Parochial Administrator and a Pastor? A parochial administrator is bound by the same duties and enjoys...

Saint Jerome (374 - 420) Father and doctor of the Church especially remembered as the author of the Vulgate, a famous Latin translation...