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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

Navigating one’s place within the community can be intimidating for young people, but joining a group that empowers youth and embraces all, can

Last week, I wrote about the “precepts of the Church.” They are a list of five things that all Catholics are to do to remain in communion (in

There are more than 41 million licensed drivers age 65 and older on the roads, up from 26 million 20 years ago. As a person ages, changes in vision,

Today’s Gospel is one of my favorite passages in the scriptures because it shows Jesus going “Dirty Harry” on the money changers. This is an

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

Thank you to all parishioners who generously participated in the SOUPer Bowl of Caring on Sunday, February 11! Our Teens collected $782.80 to benefit

Lent, with its focus on prayer, fasting, and almsgiving, can be very meaningful for us as Catholics. It is a time to step back and assess where we

If you are over the age of 50, Caucasian, female, overweight, had hand injuries, or have relatives with arthritis, there is a good chance you may

The second Sunday of Lent is often known as Transfiguration Sunday because of the scene described in today’s Gospel passage. Tradition holds that