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Rejoice!
In my homily for this Laetare Sunday weekend, I spoke about the first reading from the second book of Chronicles and the optimistic lens by which the chronicler looked at salvation history. It is a reminder to us to...
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Death Notice - Clare Calnan
The Following Parishioner has recently passed away:
Clare Calnan
September 6, 1941 - February 28, 2021
Respecting the current situation and pandemic restrictions,
the Funeral Mass will be private.
Clare’s funeral Mass will be livestreamed from our...
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Stations of the Cross - resources and links
During the Season of Lent, we will have Stations of the Cross on Friday evenings at 7:00 p.m. followed by Mass.
You can also download a copy of the same Stations of the Cross that we...
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Death Notice - Tina Di Lello
The Following Parishioner has recently passed away:
Liberata 'Tina' Di Lello
Friday, September 30, 1932 - Wednesday, February 10, 2021
Tina was a long time parishioner, CWL member and parish volunteer.
Due to COVID restrictions, visitation and funeral services are not...
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A BIBILICAL LOOK AT CHRISTMAS
As we make our last minute preparations for Christmas, it can become a time of hustle and bustle - even though our Christmas celebrations will be much simpler this year. Perhaps we are trying to make it even more special...
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NOT SEVEN TIMES, BUT SEVENTY-SEVEN TIMES
The Gospel of this Sunday speaks of a topic that can be very heavy and difficult for so many - forgiveness. Peter thinks that he is being generous in the fact that he would offer to forgive someone who had...
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DIVINE MERCY NOVENA REMINDER
As a follow up to my blog post from April 3rd, I would like to remind everyone about the Divine Mercy Novena which starts today, Good Friday, and ends on Divine Mercy Sunday. I would encourage everyone to pray...
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THE VEIL REMOVED- A BEAUTIFUL VIDEO
As we begin this most Holy of weeks in the Catholic Church, I would like to share a short video with you that was sent to me by a friend. It is called "The Veil Removed...
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JESUS I TRUST IN YOU
Hello Everyone. I hope this message finds you well in these difficult times. I have been at the rectory since this all began and have been spending time daily in prayer and at Mass in the Church. ...
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MARRIAGE SUNDAY - LOVE AND RESPONSIBILITY
In my homily this weekend, I once again mentioned the apostolic exhoration, THE ROLE OF THE CHRISTIAN FAMILY IN THE MODERN WORLD- Familiaris Consortio by Pope St. John Paul II. In this document, there is a section...
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EPIPHANY 2020
This weekend as we celebrated the Epiphany of Our Lord, I read a reflection by Jennifer Hubbard to close off my homily. Here is the actual reflection that was written by her for Epiphany 2019:
The Feast of the...
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ANGELS AND DEVILS - THE BATTLE WAGES ON
This weekend we celebrated St. Michael and the Archangels as this feast was elevated to a solemnity by Cardinal Collins since St. Michael is the patron of our archdiocese. In my homily, I spoke about angels and the fallen...
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DECIDEDLY AND UNAPOLOGETICALLY CATHOLIC
This weekend, in my homily for the Solemnity of the Holy Trinity, I referred to a commencement speech given by U.S. Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas. We are called to live the mystery of the Holy Trinity, and...
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VOCATIONS AND THE MASCULINITY CRISIS
On the Sunday when we hear the Gospel of the Good Shepherd, we are also directed by the Church to pray for Vocations. St. John Paul II, in his apostolic exhortation, "Pastores Dabo Vobis (Shepherds after my own...
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DIVINE MERCY SUNDAY 2019
This weekend is Divine Mercy Sunday where we focus on the Mercy of God. St. John Paul II said in Rich in Mercy 14, "The Bible, tradition and the whole faith of the People of God provide...