Why do Catholics say grace at meals? Giving thanks: The word “grace” comes from the Latin phrasegratiarum actio, which means “act
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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
The Stations of the Cross represent events from Jesus’ passion and death. At each station, we use our senses and imagination to reflect prayerfully
Over the past few weeks, I’ve been discussing different documents providing information and inspiration for Catholics. But what if you aren’t
Traditionally, the first Sunday of Lent is “temptation Sunday” because in all 3 cycles (ABC) of the liturgical readings, the Gospel is the story
Every Friday during Lent, at the Knights of Columbus fish fry, representatives from the Circle of Friends will sell raffle tickets for the chance to
CRS Rice Bowl has been Catholic Relief Services’ Lenten faith-in-action program for families and faith communities. What better way to share what