A hundred times…
Father Adam Laski reflects on the abundant blessings he has received through serving our parish communities and shares how the faith, prayers, and fidelity of our families have multiplied grace in his priesthood.
God Paid Love
Deacon Rod Knight explores how love is fundamentally a choice and self-sacrifice rooted in God's nature, inviting us to understand the different forms of love and how we are called to love as Christ loves us.
Good News Update
Our parish is witnessing inspiring growth in faith as 17 people have recently entered the Church or completed their Sacraments of Initiation, with another 17 preparing to do the same in our upcoming OCIA program.
When Mass Just Isn’t For You
Andre Audette invites us to reconsider what Mass is truly about, challenging the notion that it should meet our personal preferences and reminding us of the profound grace and heavenly communion we encounter when we participate with open hearts.
Called to Community
Krystal Montgomery and Roland Flasch invite us to discover how the Welcome Retreats reveal that living our faith in community, rather than isolation, allows Christ to work powerfully through us and calls us to welcome and accompany others as we've been sent to do.
Alleluia! He Is Risen!
Fr. Isaiah shares Easter greetings and explains a new diocesan guidance from Bishop Powers about how we should minister to those who come forward during communion but are not receiving the Eucharist.
“…and he saw and believed” (John 20:9)
Father Adam Laski invites us to reflect on how encountering Jesus, whether at the empty tomb or throughout his ministry, calls us to look beyond the external facts with the eyes of faith rather than remaining closed off by disbelief.
One of You Will Betray Me
Deacon Rod Knight invites us to examine how we might betray Jesus in our own lives through small acts of disobedience and unfaithfulness, just as Judas and Peter did, calling us to honest reflection rather than judgment.
“Seeing isn’t Believing, Believing is Seeing”
When we feel lost in grief or confusion, Jesus invites us to believe in His power and presence even when we cannot yet see how He will work in our lives.
Our Images of Mary
Andre Audette invites us to see Mary as a magnifying glass who both makes Christ more visible to the world through her faithful life and concentrates the burning love of Jesus into our hearts to illuminate the darkness within us.