On this 4th Sunday of Advent and this celebration of our Savior’s birth, Fr. Mike reflects on the power of Christmases present and future - the crib, the cross and the Eucharist.

With each new Advent and Christmas, I am a different person, sometimes wounded, sometimes healed, but always in need of the Savior. And there, my friends, lies my hope for Christmas present. I’m a different person, but He is everlasting.

December Featured Ministry: Ushers

Pastoral Care is for Advent or Anytime!

Advent is the beginning of the Church’s new liturgical year and comes from the Latin word meaning “to come to.” Advent is supposed to be a time of heart and home preparation. It is supposed to be time set aside intentionally to reflect on the upcoming anniversary of Jesus’ birth as well as prepare for His second coming.

What are your good and perfect gifts?

We are praying for all hunters!

A Thanksgiving Tablecloth Tradition

An Invitation from Deacon Mark

How can we truly give thanks? Let’s dig into some ideas together on November 15th at 5:00pm over soda, wine, and other refreshments - all while our parish students are in classes!

Looking for more voices for our worship!

High School Students Friendsgiving - November 18th!

Who can’t be taken in by the words of the second reading, “so dearly beloved had you become to us.”? While God’s love and grace ask nothing in return, God’s love and grace will surprise you, confound you, delight you and challenge you. It will transform you.

From the Desk of Fr. Josuva: It has been four months now since I arrived in United States from India…I feel good all the time.

Ellen Moore reflects on how to fight worry and anxiety God’s way!

Molly Mares has some great sound bites for us this weekend!!! Share any soundbites of your own in the comments!

Dcn. Mark reflects on St. John Vianney this weekend!

Click to read an important invitation for lectors/readers and Eucharistic ministers.

In a world with no boundaries, there is nothing we need more than a Sabbath.

Back to school, back to Fall, but always disciples - read Fr. Mike’s letter this week!