Author: Amy Righi

All are welcome to attend Altar server training for the fall. Young people in grades 3 and up are invited to join the St. Isidore Team of Altar

“Hard of face and obstinate of heart are they to whom I am sending you. But you shall say to them: Thus says the Lord GOD!” (Ez

The solemnity of the Most Holy Body and Blood of Jesus (Corpus Christi) is a significant feast in the Roman Catholic Church celebrated yearly two

The Ascension marked a major decision point in the lives of Christ’s Disciples. As Jesus was taken up into heaven, they had to decide to face

When we receive the Eucharist, the minster offering Holy Communion to us says, “the Body of Christ.” We respond with “Amen”

This weekend, the scriptures are filled with urgencies and the importance of proclaiming God’s love. The first reading declares, “The Lord GOD

Make a Joyful Noise!! Bring a handbell from home to Holy Thursday and the Easter Vigil and “Make a joyful noise to the Lord” (Ps. 98:6). It’s

Our annual Living Stations of the Cross experience will be presented on Good Friday, March 29, 2024 at 12:00 Noon. Volunteer “silent” actors and

Enjoy a few hours in community with your fellow ministers learning, reflecting and praying together. OPEN TOChoir, Lead Altar Servers, Masters of

There are many great reasons to take advantage of the opportunity for Confession. Confession is a Holy Sacrament of the Catholic Church through which

Experience the start of Lent with reflection, prayer, and the imposition of ashes. These Masses and services are a time for renewal and

A general description of Gospel living for me is something like “being a light for others and helping them find the light of Christ within

This sit-in music session is a vibrant event celebrating contemporary Christian music. Welcoming singers and instrumentalists of all levels, this

What is blocking me from listening to God’s call? One could logically argue that it is technically impossible to answer this question.

How oppressed, afflicted, or anxious are you? How blessed are you? Does it depend on what type of day you are having? Or does it depend on your

World Mission Sunday: October 22, 2023 The Body of Christ The Catholic Church is made up of people all over the world. Every Sunday, we may be

New (and current) Lectors will meet to discuss elements of preparation and practice

Do you have any mornings free? Do you enjoy singing? Come and check out the St. Isidore Resurrection Choir on Wednesday, October 4 for a rehearsal

Come to a Blessing and Commissioning of Altar Servers, Deacons, Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion, First Impressions Team, Lectors, Music

Life is messy, but God doesn’t send hardships our way on purpose. He is simply not like that. Our misunderstanding of the conditions of our lives