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
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Happy holiday moments include bright lights, happy music, and families having fun. We see these in countless ads and in all the stores, but these
Solemn Christmas Novena—Dec. 16-24: A tradition at St. Therese of Lisieux to pray for all the intentions of the members of our family of
Although most everyone loves the holiday season, it can also be a time of stress. There never seems to be enough time to get everything done.
Perhaps you remember your mom, grandma, or even great-grandma singing a song that is just as meaningful today as when it first came out back in the
The St. Therese of Lisieux Armor of God Men’s Group has been meeting twice/month to discuss topics taken from the Catholic Answers Books. For the
As we embark on a new Church year, the readings sound similar to what we have been hearing for the past few weeks. In today’s passage from Luke’s
A few of us from our parish, who also represent St. Paul Street Evangelization, recently had the pleasure of evangelizing at two locations: SVdP in
On this last Sunday of the Church Year, we hear a conversation between Pilate and Jesus about the nature of kingship. Pilate views kingship from a
St. Frances Cabrini was a saint who never slowed down. Born in Italy in 1850, she founded the Missionary Sisters of the Sacred Heart at the age of