Reflection for the 2nd Sunday of Advent God gives a different grace in each season of the liturgical year. During this season of Advent, God has a grace to give you. When Jesus was entering Jerusalem for the last time, He wept because the people of Jerusalem did not recognize the time of their visitation…
Tags for the giving tree will be going up on the walls in the backof the church starting November 26th. Please take on and help someone in need this Christmas. please bring your gift back unwrapped and place it by the giving tree. A box will be available for gift cards. Thank You!
Traditionally, Advent wreaths are constructed of a circle of evergreen branches into which four candles are inserted, representing the four weeks of Advent. Ideally, three candles are purple, and one is rose, but white candles can also be used. The purple candles in particular symbolize the prayer, penance, and preparatory sacrifices and goods works undertaken…
Hello Families! I want to thank Mike Chamberland from Bold Ministries for the wonderful retreat he presented to our Confirmandi and their parents. It was a wonderful experience for us all. This weekend the Faith Formation is launching our 2 big fund raisers to help assist in our special programing events. There are gift card…
Happy New Liturgical Year… This first Sunday of Advent is the beginning of a new liturgical year. It is also the year of Matthew’s Gospel, when the worldwide church will hear passages each Sunday from this great Gospel. Advent is a beautiful season that leads us to the feast of Christmas. A key word for…
Hello families and parishioners, please continue to pray for our Faith Formation program and our sacramental classes. In today’s Gospel, we read Luke’s account of Jesus’ Passion. Jesus is not like a ruler on earth. He loves us so much that He died on the Cross for our sins. Jesus invites us to live in…
The Solemnity of Christ the King Who needs a king, especially in America, the land of the free and the home of the brave? After all, didn’t you fight the Revolutionary War to get away from the King of England and all that he represented? So, who needs a king anyway? We certainly do not…