Hello Families, At Jesus’ baptism, God affirms his Son’s mission for salvation. God announces his pleasure with Jesus and, in Matthew’s Gospel, announces to all that, “This is my beloved Son” (Matthew 3:17). With this affirmation, Jesus is able to resist the temptations described next in Matthew’s Gospel and to begin his public ministry. As…
Please join us for our first meeting of 2026 on Monday, February 2nd at 7:00 pm. The doors open at 6:45 pm with the meeting starting at 7:00. We always have a great dessert at the February meeting (hot fudge cream puffs). We will also be hosting Jennifer Trevathan from Another Way Pregnancy Center as…
Grow as a Disciple We hear in today’s Gospel that at the moment of Jesus’ baptism, a voice called from the heavens, saying, “This is my beloved Son,” together with a symbol of affirmation in the form of a dove. These words and symbols proclaim Jesus’ identity and mission. As disciples, we are called to…
Our Food Pantry is in need of the following donations Saltines Chunky soup Canned chicken Tuna (in water only) Brownie mix Peas Rice Juice boxes Mustard Ketchup Elbow macaroni Pasta sauce Shampoo Conditioner Laundry Soap Fabric softener or sheets Kleenex Liquid hand soap Toilet paper Paper towel PLEASE MAKE SURE NOTHING IS EXPIRED Thank You!
Mary, the Mother of Jesus God chose Mary to be the mother of Jesus on earth. Because Jesus is God’s Son, we call her the Mother of God. Mary said a brave and loving “Yes!” to God’s plan, which made the first Christmas possible. God kept her heart perfectly pure from the start, which is…
GROW AS A DISCIPLE Have you ever had a moment where you’ve been so joyful that your heart “throbbed and overflowed”? (Is. 60:5) Perhaps this prompt might call to mind moments we have been chosen or noticed, especially when we otherwise felt sidelined or forgotten. (Imagine expecting to be picked last for the team, only…
Hello Families, On Wednesday, December 17th we had a wonderful family night with a pizza dinner. The children had a nativity performance set to the song Christmas Hallelujah, and the 8th grade boys recited the poems People Look East and O Come, O Come Emmanuel. It was a great evening for all! We will see…