Living the Truth in Love – He Humbled Himself
We are at the midpoint of the Lenten season. The fourth Sunday of Lent is celebrated as “Joyful Sunday” to remind us of this. On this Sunday, we may see…
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Holy Thursday
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Good Friday
Passion of the Lord with Holy Communion 3:00 PM
Holy Saturday
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Parish News
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Kathleen N. Hattrup – published on 03/27/23 There are times in all our lives when we’ve said, “There is nothing more to be done.” “Apainful loss, an illness, a bitter disappointment, a…
Pope’s March prayer intention: For victims of abuse
In his prayer intention for March 2023, Pope Francis prays for victims of abuse, and says the Church must serve as a model of safeguarding and must offer safe spaces…
Good Friday collection a ‘call to solidarity with Holy Land’
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How Mary’s “yes” is renewed by every saint and martyr
Philip Kosloski – published on 03/22/23 Each time a saint follows God’s plan for their lives, they renew the “yes” said by Mary at the Annunciation. Often Mary’s response to the angel…