On this last Sunday of Ordinary Time for the liturgical year, we celebrate the Feast of Christ the King. This feast was instituted by...

As we approach the joyful season of Christmas, I want to invite you to a special parish mission with Father David Songy, OFM,...

Today’s First Reading from the First Book of Kings, as well as the Gospel passage from Saint Mark, both center on the actions of two...

Today’s Gospel presents Jesus’ teachings on the two greatest commandments. Love the Lord with all your heart, soul, mind, and strength....

Our Psalm today, “The Lord has done great things for us; we are filled with joy,” sheds light on our beautiful Gospel reading about the...

Whether we like them or not, both major political parties have presented their nominees for this year’s presidential election year, and...

You might cringe when you hear the Gospel story today because it is sad — this man was so close to becoming an active disciple of Jesus,...

We just completed our first 135 years as a parish — now, on to the next! Click the image to learn more! This week we begin a vital part...

We are concluding our 135th Anniversary Year as a Parish on the Feast of Saint Francis of Assisi on October 4 and a Parish Family...

Our Bible readings today bring to light the daily struggle between good and evil and how we can win that struggle through gratitude. ...

God marked Saint Francis of Assisi with the Wounds of Christ on September 17, 1224. This week we commemorate that 800th...

WALK WITH ONE! - Where do we start with inviting someone to take a step closer to Jesus? How might we invite them forward in their faith?...

Our National Eucharistic Revival continues! Last month, our Sunday Mass Gospel walked with Jesus through the sixth chapter of Saint...

Back to school time! Summertime seems to be going faster the older I get! A lot of times, for adults, we think of “back to school” as...

During this month of August, I invite you to read the Gospel of Saint John, Chapter 6. It is the core of the third year of our National...

Thanks so much to John and Amee, Vicki and Sonia, Deacon Matt and Tracy, who joined me at the National Eucharistic Congress last...

Every Sunday we gather together for a day of rest, a holy day. The purpose of our National Eucharistic Revival is to bring everyone back...

This week, thousands of us across the country will be going to Indianapolis for the National Eucharistic Congress. For the past two...

Saint Paul 2 Corinthians 12:9 "My grace is sufficient for you, for power is made perfect in weakness."

What do we do when words are not enough? What do we do when we feel grief and loss? What do we do when we can’t cope with sickness or death