At Mass this Sunday, we explore how, in the parable of the weeds and the wheat, Jesus warns the disciples of the presence of the devil active in the world. See you at Mass!
At Mass this Sunday, we explore how, in the parable of the weeds and the wheat, Jesus warns the disciples of the presence of the devil active in the world. See you at Mass!
This weekend at Mass, we'll hear how Jesus teaches his disciples to be open (be “rich soil”) to the often mysterious meaning of the parables about the kingdom of Heaven. See you at Mass!
We would love to see you this Sunday! Jesus invites us to find "rest" in him as he reminds us to come to him when we feel weary and burdened. "Come to me, all you who are weary and burdened, and I will give you rest." ~Matthew 11:25-30. See you at Mass!
This upcoming Sunday, we hear in the Gospel reading, "Whoever finds his life will lose it, and whoever loses his life for my sake will find it." (Mt 10:39) See you at Mass!
Blessing of Fathers
God and Father of all creation,
we come before you today with humble hearts.
You are our model of a loving father.
When we fail and fall short of your expectations,
you are always there at the end of the day with open arms,
ready to heal the cuts and scrapes of the day
and to encourage us to try again and not to give up.
We hold up these men in our midst who act in the world
as fathers to their children or models of fathers for others.
Bless them in their moments of doubt and frustration with their children.
Give them warm and open hearts to forgive failures.
Provide them with the words needed for encouragement and perseverance.
We ask all this in the name of Jesus.
Amen.
Did you know that June is the Month of the Most Sacred Heart of Jesus and that today is the Feast of the Sacred Heart? This feast celebrates Jesus' divine love, mercy, and his humanity!
Sacred Heart of Jesus, I place all my trust in you!
Today marks the 45th anniversary of Epiphany! We invite you to join us this upcoming Sunday for a celebration and reception after all morning masses in the family center.
This weekend, we celebrate the Feast of the Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ, also known as Corpus Christi. May this beautiful feast draw us deeper into our love for Christ, who is truly present in the Eucharist. See you at Mass!
This Sunday, we celebrate the Feast of the Most Holy Trinity.
Trinity Prayer —
O Divine Mystery, O Sacred Trinity!
Surround us with Your wisdom, love, power, and grace.
Draw us to Yourself. Help us to rest in Your goodness.
Amen.
See you at Mass!
Today, we observe two meaningful occasions: Memorial Day and the memorial of Blessed Mary, Mother of the Church. As we remember those who gave their lives in service to our country, we also turn to Mary, Mother of the Church, asking her to pray for us and for all who have sacrificed for our freedom.
This weekend, we celebrate Pentecost, often called the birthday of the Church. Jesus refers to the Holy Spirit as the “Advocate.” The Latin word for lawyer is “advocatus.” Like a lawyer, the Holy Spirit defends and guides us. So, when you’re in trouble, don’t forget — ask for your lawyer, and do what he tells you. See you at Mass!
This weekend, we celebrate The Ascension of the Lord which marks the day Jesus' earthly ministry ended, and his heavenly ministry began. Christ's ministry continues to this day at the right hand of the Father in Heaven.
Amen.
Today we celebrate the Feast of Our Lady of Fatima, commemorating Mary’s apparitions to three shepherd children in Portugal in 1917. The final apparition was witnessed not only by the children but also by thousands of others, including skeptics. This event became known as the “Miracle of the Sun.”
Our Lady of Fatima, pray for us!
This weekend is the 6th Sunday of Easter and in this Sunday's Gospel reading we will hear God speak about the Holy Spirit, also known as the Advocate, who will be with us always! See you at Mass!
Today is the National Day of Prayer! Take a moment today to pray together this blessing of peace:
Dear Lord,
You have said, “Do not let your hearts be troubled.”
Bless me with Your peace.
Fill my heart with trust in You,
and hope in Your promises.
Be my rock in times of distress,
my light in times of darkness,
and my rest in the storm.
Amen.