Musings and Messages: April 6, 2025 Published on March 31, 2025 I will never forget the question my scripture professor, Fr. Jack Castelot, posed when teaching today’s passage from John’s Gospel: “The woman
Connecting Point: March 2, 2025 Published on February 24, 2025 In the Gospel, Jesus reminds us, “From the fullness of the heart the mouth speaks.” This powerful truth challenges us to consider how our words
Musings and Messages: February 9, 2025 Published on February 3, 2025 Today’s Gospel reading is the classic vocation scriptural text: “From now on, you will be catching men.” But notice who Jesus chooses: Peter,
Musings and Messages: February 2, 2025 Published on January 27, 2025 We take a break from our usual Ordinary Sunday readings to celebrate the Feast of the Presentation of the Lord, also known as Candlemas Day.
Community Notice: Vandalism of Nativity Set Published on January 27, 2025 It is with heavy hearts that we share some unfortunate news: our beloved Nativity set, a cherished symbol of the Christmas season for our parish, has
Musings and Messages: January 5, 2025 Published on December 30, 2024 What gifts do you give to the Christ Child? Probably not gold, frankincense, or myrrh; Jesus does not need any of those things. In fact, Jesus does
Musings and Messages: December 29, 2024 Published on December 23, 2024 In the middle of the Christmas season, we celebrate the feast of the Holy Family. This year the Gospel reading describes a scene familiar to many
Connecting Point: December 25, 2024 Published on December 22, 2024 I’m sure that many of us have experienced the “magic” of Christmas epitomized by watching a child open a long-desired present, sharing a feast
Musings and Messages: December 22, 2024 Published on December 16, 2024 On this fourth Sunday of Advent, we near the end of the Advent season. The readings recall how God visits his people. In the passage from Micah, the
Musings and Messages: December 15, 2024 Published on December 9, 2024 We have arrived at the midway point of the Advent season. Today is traditionally called Gaudete Sunday because the readings and the antiphons use the