Many of us feel the pressure early in the holiday season to be ready for Christmas. But today’s Gospel challenges us to be ready for something other than the gift-giving of Christmas. Read together today’s Gospel reading. As a family, talk about what it means to be ready for the day ofthe Lord. One of…
We are pleased to once again offer Merri-Craft flower cards! This $40 flower card entitles the recipient to 1 free bouquet per month for 1 year beginning January 2026. Flower cards will be available for purchase in the parish office & proceeds will benefit Faith Formation programming. Thank you for your support!
Dear Families, Understanding today’s Feast of Christ the King may be particularly challenging. While we may not have a direct experience of kings or royalty, we have some sense of what these mean. We know that royalty have sovereignty over their kingdom. We know that those who are subjects to royalty offer them allegiance and…
Dear Families, Today’s Gospel reminds us that the Church is built on the foundation of faith in Jesus Christ. Peter announces the core of our faith, that Jesus is God’s only Son. The family, as the domestic church, has this same faith as its foundation. As you gather together as a family, talk about people…
Dear Families, Today, Jesus speaks about the temple of his own body. Families take pride in their homes and strive to keep them neat and clean inside and out. Talk as a family about the various chores that each family member has that contributes to the upkeep of the home. Thank each member for doing…
Dear Families, In honor of All Saints Day, our students poured their creativity and heart into a special project we’re proud to share: the “Spoonly Saints.” Each piece reflects their thoughtful work and joyful spirit. We invite you to take a moment to admire their efforts – they truly shine! In this weekend’s Gospel, we…
Dear Families, Don’t forget – the students Saint projects are due back on Wednesday! Can’t wait to see them all! This weekend in the Gospel, Jesus tells the parable of the proud Pharisee who prayed from his self-importance and the tax collector who prayed humbly. In the family, one sometimes observes a level of competition…