‘Heart to Heart’ – our Contemporary Music apostolate – has established a loyal following across the Diocese, because it provides something more that your typical praise and worship event. But it…

When I first visited Washington DC, I was intrigued by the semi-official designation of the White House as the “People’s House.” It spoke to me of the curious hybrid function it has: partly a…

I remember over 10 years ago having a conversation with a monk about the doctrine of Co-redemptrix and getting very angry. Indeed, I rejected it. I thought that it was an abominable idea, the…

The Children’s Art School will have two “Come and See” Class Options on September 16th and 30th.  Students may attend either or both sessions.  These…

There is no one in heaven who prefers his own self-interest to the will of God. Everyone in heaven wants God’s will to be done, whatever that may be. Therefore, for us to share God’s life…

In Fr. Clark’s Sermon for the Thirteenth Sunday after Pentecost, he explained that the experience of the Ten Lepers coming before Christ is the experience that we all will have at the Final…

Registration is a sensitive topic in Catholic parish life, particularly in the circumstances of a merger, because people want to know where they belong. It is part of their identity – and that…

Growing up, my mother had a teak sideboard. It was made in the early 1970s, because it was part of a set of furniture my parents bought when they first got married. It was well-made, of solid…

Everyone in the community is invited to an old-style Ferragosto party on Sunday, August 20th after all the Masses.