The Feast of All Saints is a profound moment for reflection when we recall the enduring beauty of the faithful, both living and departed, and when we profess that, somehow, we are mysteriously bound together with them across time and … Continued
The phrase “taste and see that the Lord is good” invites us to experience and perceive God’s goodness firsthand. It encourages us to engage our senses and hearts, recognizing the divine grace that permeates our lives. When we truly “taste” … Continued
In the apostle Paul’s First Letter to the Thessalonians he writes, “be thankful in all circumstances” (5:18). Believing in a constant, unwavering divine presence, especially during the tough times, can transform us and help us to have a deeper experience … Continued
God so loved the world that God gave to us. What is moving and what is transformational is the link between generosity and love. Generosity is what love does. Love gives. Quite a profound thought. Love and generosity are inextricably … Continued
“St. Francis dedicated his ministry to serving the poor and downtrodden. He and his followers tirelessly helped those who were sick and dying, spreading the gospel to places where it was rarely heard. His life exemplified the gospel message, and … Continued
“We find ourselves called by Jesus to dwell in a community characterized by forgiveness, restoration, and mutual encouragement—a fellowship that mirrors the essence of our foundational scripture from the book of James. This summons invites us to live in a … Continued
Join us for Movie Night under the stars, Friday, September 27. Despicable Me 4-Free Admission with popcorn and soft drinks provided. Bring your favorite blanket or chair and enjoy the movie. If it rains, we will show the movie in … Continued
It’s a vulnerable moment between Jesus and his closest friends, when he turns to them and asks, What are people saying about me? Who do you say I am? Of course, Jesus’ question is not about his identity, who he really … Continued
The Syrophoenician woman teaches us about the nature of faith. The woman not only believed in Jesus but also and more importantly believed in herself and she loved her daughter. She was convinced that her precious, beloved daughter who was … Continued
