Using Your Gifts to Serve in the Church
God has blessed each of us with unique spiritual gifts and talents meant to build up our parish community, and the Church flourishes when we discover and generously share these charisms with others.
God has blessed each of us with unique spiritual gifts and talents meant to build up our parish community, and the Church flourishes when we discover and generously share these charisms with others.
Discover how the music we listen to shapes our spiritual lives and why the Church considers music such a powerful gift for drawing closer to God.
Fr. Dave Oberts was honored with the prestigious Blessed Michael McGivney Medal from the Knights of Columbus at our Picnic and Praise celebration for his exceptional pastoral dedication and service to our parish community.
Deacon Rod Knight reflects on the importance of preparation in our daily lives and how our efforts to plan and ready ourselves connect to cooperating with God's will.
Our young people returned from the Steubenville Youth Conference in Rochester with hearts renewed and spirits on fire, having encountered Christ's presence in powerful worship and Eucharistic Adoration alongside over a thousand other Catholic teens.
Father Isaiah Schick invites us to celebrate July as a month dedicated to honoring the Precious Blood of Christ poured out for our salvation, sharing a beautiful prayer of trust in God's mercy written by St. Claude de la Colombière.
Father Adam Laski invites us to recognize and celebrate God's ongoing call to young women to embrace religious life as sisters, exploring how this ancient vocation remains vital to the Church's mission today.
Deacon Rod Knight invites us to reflect on Jesus's profound question to his disciples and to consider our own personal answer to who we believe Jesus Christ truly is.
Father Isaiah shares the beautiful liturgical poem "Lauda Sion," written by Saint Thomas Aquinas and translated by a martyred Jesuit priest, as a way to praise and celebrate the true presence of Christ in the Eucharist on this joyful feast day.
This Father's Day reflection invites us to honor and give thanks for all fathers—biological, adoptive, foster, and spiritual—who reflect God's life-giving and sacrificial love in our families and Church.