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Living the Liturgical Year
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Today's Readings
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Reading I 2 Cor 11:1-11Responsorial Psalm 111:1b-2, 3-4, 7-8Gospel Mt 6:7-15
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Articles
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Parish statement on the ending of our parish livestream.Read More
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The month of May is traditionally dedicated to the Blessed Virgin Mary. I’d like to take this opportunity to share with you some resources that have helped me (especially as a convert to Catholicism) to come to know and love her better, in hopes that they might help you know and love her better, too. Of course, the goal of knowing and loving Mary is to be brought closer by her to her Son, Our Lord Jesus Christ. As St. Louis de Montfort says, “ Mary is the quickest, shortest, and easiest path to Jesus.”Read More -
Easter, like Christmas, has a liturgical “octave” - that is, the celebration of Easter Sunday is of such magnitude that the Church celebrates the entire following week’s worth of Masses as though they, too, were Easter Sunday itself...Read More -
It is a joy to be able to celebrate Easter with a congregation! We must thank God for the little things, because the everyday things are really the joys of this life. We must embrace the beautiful goodness of our world with the eyes of a child, wondering at what God gives us. And this above all on this day of victory for all who are in Christ Jesus! Sin and Death are vanquished by the Risen Lord! In Baptism, we conquer with Him! And we welcome new members to the parish family at the Easter Vigil - who either were themselves baptized or have now entered the Church and received the Lord in the Eucharist! God is so good! Read More
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