Pastoral Message – December 3, 2023
This weekend we begin the season of Advent. It is a season rich in meaning, and filled with wonderful reminders of why we are here and what we celebrate at this festive time of the year. The word “advent” means “coming” or “arrival.” Specifically, we celebrate the coming of Jesus Christ, the Son of God, into the world. There are three important ways that Jesus comes to us, and Advent calls us to celebrate all three. Clearly, we are preparing to commemorate
Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament
Wednesday, November 29, from 9:15 a.m. until 8:45 p.m.
Advent Wreaths & Pancake Breakfast
Sunday, December 3, after the 9:30 a.m. Mass in Colman Hall.
Pastoral Message – November 19, 2023
As you know, Thursday of this week is Thanksgiving Day. It’s great that we have a particular day set aside in our calendars for the purpose of thanking God for all his blessings. This brings to mind the value of having a grateful disposition. In order for it to be true gratitude, this disposition requires that we know to whom we are grateful. Ultimately, we are grateful to God, who is the Source of all good things. Clearly, authentic gratitude will
Advent Outreach
Advent Outreach is an opportunity for our parishioners to pray, reflect and respond to the needs of those less fortunate as we prepare to celebrate the joy and promise of the birth of Christ.
Pastoral Message – November 12, 2023
Hey Y’all, A quick question. Are you a numbers person? That’s to say, you understand and find order in numbers. Some folks love numbers. My Dad did. As a small example, he loved to keep the ledger in his checkbook neatly balanced. And he loved when the math worked out so that the balance would end in a zero. Not that he ever took issue with a cardinal number (1-9) but he always felt 0 as the final number in a
