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Daffodils, tulips and magnolias are all blossoming this early spring, subtle reminders of God’s creative hand at work though the weather can be a bit “cantankerous.” What remains steady and consistent is the progression of the Easter readings these fifty days leading up to Pentecost Sunday. From the Acts of the Apostles we are reminded of the sacrifices made by the followers of Christ. Not just the apostles themselves, but ordinary men and women of the day who would not back down from their beliefs though misunderstandings, alienation from neighbors, and likely persecution to follow. [CLICK TITLE TO READ MORE]

Such a gift to again celebrate Holy Week and Easter Sunday liturgies with parishioners and visitors—a congregation. I hope for those who were present, the feeling was mutual, and likewise, our participation together reflected a gracious and joyful spirit of faith. Many thanks to the musicians and volunteers in all three churches who provided the music throughout the holy days; and for the preparation of the sanctuary with flowers and decorations reflecting the joy of Easter. [CLICK TITLE TO READ MORE]

Join us for fun and faith-filled summer activities for all ages! Planned events include a Family Pilgrimage to the Grotto, Cathletics VBS, Middle School and High School "Into the Wilderness" events. Register online!

Please make note of our new Mass schedule effective this weekend.

“Do not abandon yourselves to despair. We are the Easter people and hallelujah is our song.” (Pope John Paul II) We have waited two long years to celebrate Holy Week and Easter Sunday in person, as a community of hope, graciously sharing in the Eucharist. CLICK TITLE TO READ FULL MESSAGE