Author: Evangelization Committee

The celebration of Christ’s resurrection continues on the Second Sunday of Easter with Divine Mercy Sunday, which recognizes that God’s

Jesus came to earth,To show us how to live,How to put others first,How to love and how to give. Then He set about His work,That God sent Him to do;He

The Easter Triduum, also known as the Sacred or Paschal Triduum, is a three-day period in the Catholic Church calendar. It begins on the evening of

Among the Polish people, the blessing of Easter food baskets is a custom. The foods blessed are shared by all on Easter Sunday morning. Items in the

Adoration is a time to spent offering prayers and devotions in the Real Presence of our Lord Jesus — Christ in the Eucharist, the sacred host. This

Why do Catholics say grace at meals? Giving thanks: The word “grace” comes from the Latin phrasegratiarum actio, which means “act

The Stations of the Cross represent events from Jesus’ passion and death. At each station, we use our senses and imagination to reflect prayerfully

Lent is the 40 days before Easter in which Catholics pray, fast, contemplate, and engage in acts of spiritual self-discipline. Why do we fast and

Surely, many of you feel as I do:   I love our church, enjoy being an integral part of it…participating in many activities that go on

There have been a number of apparitions through the years.  One of the most well known is Our Lady of Fatima.  She made an urgent plea for