From the Pastor’s Desk . . .
In the Gospel this weekend, Thomas makes the claim: “My Lord and My God.” This recognition of Jesus’ identity exclaimed by Thomas,
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This Sunday, we celebrate the Resurrection of Christ from the dead. I still cannot get used to the emptiness of the Church.
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Dear Brothers and Sisters in Christ, It is at times like these our faith reminds us that we are never truly alone,
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Dear Brothers and Sisters, I hope you are all well and staying healthy during this pandemic. I wanted you to know that
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As we continue to live this Lenten Season, I ask you once again to consider the Corporal Works of Mercy as something
From the Pastor’s Desk . . .
As we live the Lenten Season, I ask you to consider the Corporal Works of Mercy as something you may undertake over
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In the first reading from the Book of Leviticus, we hear: “Be holy, for I, the Lord your God is holy.” Jesus,
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In the Gospel today, we hear Jesus remind us: “Make good to the Lord, all that you vow.” This is a good
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In the Gospel today, Jesus uses the imagery of salt. We know that salt is good for seasoning, enhancing, and preserving foods.
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As the Mangers come down this weekend with the Feast of the Lord’s Presentation, we are called to embrace the Child of