Here we are, the last week of April, a month that seems to have moved very quickly along. May brings a whole new energy to the parish. We are hoping that Spring is in full-swing by then, as April has been a bit chilly and wet. The landscaping companies that we use have been hard at work getting the property well-groomed and ready for the onslaught of flowers and blooms. Read more.
We have been celebrating the First Holy Communion of our parishioners over the past few Sundays, and will be doing so for the next several weeks. It is a joy to celebrate at the parish Mass with them and their families. Let us continue our prayers for them on this important journey in their lives of faith. Read more.
This past Tuesday we were again blessed with the presence of Bishop David O’Connell, C.M., as he celebrated the Sacrament of Confirmation for 122 students from our parish and school. The bishop carefully and clearly explained the gifts of the Holy Spirit and challenged the Confirmandi to remain open to their faith and those gifts in their lives. We pray for them and their families as they continue their journey in faith as now fully initiated members of our Catholic community. Read more.
This is Divine Mercy Sunday, a time when we are particularly reminded anew of the reason for the passion, death, and resurrection of our Lord, Jesus Christ. As we reflect today on the forgiveness of our individual sins through the work of the church, at the very instruction of Jesus on the day of his resurrection, we are invited to participate more fully in the life of faith. Please join us for the Divine Mercy prayers and devotions beginning at 3:00 pm on Sunday afternoon. Read more.