Livonia, Michigan

Church News (Page 30)

19th Sunday in Ordinary Time

GROW AS A DISCIPLE If we’re honest with ourselves, we often want God to give us exactly what we ask for in prayer, or to provide immediate comfort in moments of need. But from the beginning, God revealed that the life of faith would entail trusting in his promises even as we wait for their…

Volunteers Needed for Parish Picnic!

The Parish Picnic 2025 will be held this year on Sunday, September 21st with the theme “Old Fashioned Family Fun”! You are cordially invited to help make this event the best-ever! Volunteers are needed for set-up, games, and cleanup. Your time and energy will make a big difference! A volunteer meeting will be held on Wednesday, August 13th at…

Faith Formation News

Dear Families, TAKE TIME TO CHAT In today’s Gospel, Jesus teaches us not to be greedy. Why is greed a bad thing? – In what way was the rich man in the story greedy? – What is Jesus trying to teach us in this story? – How does the story of St. Mary MacKillop inspire…

18th Sunday in Ordinary Time

GROW AS A DISCIPLE A few years ago, I heard this witty but thought-provoking phrase: “You never see a U-Haul attached to a hearse” – a reminder that we don’t get to take our physical belongings with us when we die. This phrase came to mind as I read today’s Gospel. Jesus offers us a…

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Faith Formation News

Dear Families, Take Time to Chat- In today’s Gospel, Jesus is teaching us how to pray. How do you like to pray? Discuss the words of the Our Father given to us by Jesus. In your own words, explain the meaning of this prayer. What is something you want to ask for in prayer? Blessed…

Seventeenth Sunday in Ordinary Time

GROW AS A DISCIPLE “Ask and you will receive; seek and you will find; knock and the door will be opened to you.” Sounds lovely, doesn’t it? I remember understanding this verse as though God is like a genie in a bottle and prayer is like a delivery service. But when I encountered true hardship,…