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Please give generously to the Priest Retirement Fund which supports 130 retired archdiocesan priests, Envelopes are at the doors to the church. Please open this news item to learn more and to see the campaign video for this year. Thank you for your generous support.
Please include your father - or others who have been like a Father to you - in our Novena of Masses. Envelopes are at the doors of the church. To make arrangements online, please open this news item. Select "Mass Intention Request" and in the notes section, please indicate Father's Day Novena and the names of the persons you want to include.
Throughout the Sundays leading up to November 1, the Solemnity of All Saints, we invite you to reflect on how the Sunday Gospel speaks to our daily lives.
Each week, a new reflection from Fr. Paul will explore a theme from the Sunday Gospel and its connection to our journey of faith. In this Sunday's Gospel, Jesus looks upon the crowds and is moved with compassion. In this first reflection, Fr. Paul explores how Christ calls us to see others through His eyes and respond with kindness, mercy, and care. Click to read this week's reflection.
In today's Gospel, Jesus tells His disciples, "Do not be afraid." In this week's reflection, Fr. Paul explores how trust in God's love and providence can help us face life's challenges with faith and confidence.
Click to read this week's reflection.
In today's Gospel, Jesus teaches that when He is at the center of our lives, everything else finds its proper place. In this week's reflection, Fr. Paul explores how discipleship is often lived through simple acts of prayer, service, generosity, and love.
Read this week's reflection and discover how placing Christ first can deepen our faith and shape our daily lives.