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One of our duties as citizens is to take seriously our responsibility to vote. It is not only about being Patriotic but also about being a good Catholic. CLICK TITLE TO READ MORE...

Today’s feast marks the beginning of the parish phase and second year of the National Eucharistic Revival. At the same time, we near the end of the first year of Beacons of Light, our archdiocesan planning process. These two initiatives are bound together: our pastoral planning efforts are directed toward building vibrant Eucharistic communities in which we recall all that Christ has done for us and respond as He commands – to eat and drink of His Body and Blood and thus have eternal life.

It has nearly been a year (11 months) since the Archdiocese began to implement the Beacons of Light (BOL). Going through this transition has not been easy for anyone; priests, staffs, and the People of God. None of us wants to admit, let alone accept the reality that we find ourselves in as a Church at this present time. Our world certainly needs the Gospel yet, fear and selfishness continue to keep many away from the Faith.

The Gospel on the Third Sunday of Easter was the story of the Road to Emmaus.... This story reminds us that whenever we enter into periods of darkness, difficulties, or times of mourning, it is also difficult for us to recognize that Jesus is present to us. CLICK TITLE TO READ THIS APRIL 30, 2023, LETTER FROM OUR PASTOR

Easter lasts 50 days until May 28 — the Feast of Pentecost. So I hope you will celebrate all of these 50 days. Back in October, our average Mass attendance was 480 as a Parish Family (5 Masses). On Palm Sunday, the attendance of our Masses was 705, and Easter was even more crowded, to say the least. CLICK TITLE TO READ FATHER'S MESSAGE...

There has been much talk regarding Beacons of Light over the last several years. Yet there is still much confusion regarding its purpose and goal. CLICK TITLE TO READ FR. McCARTHY'S MARCH UPDATE...

The Season of Lent is a time when the Church asks us to reflect more soberly on the Passion of our Lord. . . Thus, the music used during the Lenten Season will reflect this more solemn mood. CLICK TITLE TO READ MORE...

What would happen if you spent the next 40 days creating as many Holy Moments as possible? CLICK TITLE FOR MORE INFO AND TO SIGN UP FOR DAILY INSPIRATIONAL MESSAGES...