The Feast of the Epiphany, celebrated on January 6 or the nearest Sunday in many parts of the world, marks the culmination of the Christmas season and the revelation of Christ to all nations. While Christmas celebrates the birth of Jesus, Epiphany highlights His manifestation as the Savior of...
The Church celebrates the Feast of the Holy Family of Jesus, Mary, and Joseph on the Sunday within the Octave of Christmas or, if Christmas falls on a Sunday, on December 30th. This feast invites us to reflect on the unique and sacred bond shared by the Holy Family, offering a model of love...
On this final Sunday of Advent, the Gospel invites us to journey with Mary as she visits her cousin Elizabeth. In this profound moment recorded in Luke 1:39-45, we witness a meeting of extraordinary faith, hope, and joy. Mary, having just said “yes” to the angel Gabriel, is now...
We are pleased to announce the formation of the steering committee for the upcoming renovation of our church sanctuary. After prayerful consideration, the following individuals have been selected to guide this important project: Catherine Hennessey Cara Barone Dave Schilgten Debbie &...
Each year on December 12th, Catholics around the world come together to celebrate the Feast of Our Lady of Guadalupe, honoring the Blessed Virgin Mary as the Patroness of the Americas. This feast is deeply rooted in faith, devotion, and the miraculous events that took place in Mexico nearly 500...
As the days grow shorter and the chill of winter sets in, the Church begins a new liturgical year with the season of Advent—a time of waiting, preparation, and joyful expectation for the coming of Christ. One of the most beloved symbols of this sacred season is the Advent wreath, a...
Thanksgiving offers a beautiful opportunity for Catholics to pause, reflect, and celebrate the abundant blessings God has given us. This uniquely American holiday aligns with the Catholic tradition of gratitude and can be an occasion for both festive gatherings and deeper reflection on our...
The Memorial of Saint Cecilia, celebrated on November 22, honors a beloved figure in Catholic tradition known as the patron saint of music and musicians. Saint Cecilia is remembered not only for her extraordinary courage and deep devotion to Christ but also for her influence on the arts...
The Catholic Mass is the heart of Catholic worship and has been a vital expression of faith for centuries. Rich with tradition, symbolism, and profound meaning, each part of the Mass brings participants into a deeper relationship with God and the Church. In this series, we’ll walk through...
Every year on November 2nd, the Catholic Church observes All Souls Day, a day dedicated to praying for the faithful departed. This solemn yet hopeful day follows the joyous celebration of All Saints Day, and while both feasts remind us of the reality of life after death, All Souls Day...
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