
Works of Mercy If you are still looking for something to do during this Lenten Season, let me recommend the traditional “Works of Mercy—Corporal and Spiritual.” Corporal Works of Mercy To Feed the Hungry To Give Drink to the Thirsty To Clothe the Naked To Shelter the sHomeless To Visit the Sick To Ransom Captives…

Join the Pope at 10:00am PDT (6:00pm in Rome) on Friday, March 27 for the Word of God, Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament, Urbi et Orbi Blessing, and an opportunity to receive a plenary indulgence. More details …

A Lenten Examination of Conscience As we move through this Season of Lent, take time with this Examination of Conscience as a way to continue your preparation for the celebration of the Paschal Mysteries. Death and time seem to belong together as the conditions under which human beings can learn faith and love. Death helps…

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CANCELLED as of 3/13/2020 Parish Lenten Communal Penance Service: The Sacrament of Reconciliation— God’s Unconditional Love for Us! In recent years, a name change has taken place with the “Sacrament of Confession.” We no longer call the act “Confession,” but rather “Reconciliation” and/or “Penance.” This name change better reflects what happens in this celebration. We…

WATCH FOR AN UPDATE SOON! Liturgical Directives in Light of the Spread of the Coronavirus Bishop McElroy, in consultation with a number of our Diocesan Priests, has decided on some temporary liturgical changes in light of the spread of the Coronavirus. These directives will help in stopping the spread of the virus: There will be…

Lift High the Cross of Christ! The Cross is the major symbol of Christians. It is on the foundation of the Cross that our faith is built. The Cross and Jesus’ approach to it shows us the way in which we are to approach our crosses whatever they may be. Jesus had a choice. He…

A reminder from Fr. Jim Sichko, who will be presenting our Lenten Mission on March 16-18.