Come and Pray the Passion: Living Stations of the Cross All are warmly invited to experience the moving prayer of our annual Living Stations of the
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Meetings will be held at St. Therese of Lisieux to share more information and answer questions about the mission trip (July 5 to 11 in Huntingburg,
In this three-week series which will begin on April 12 at our 5:30 PM Mass, we will talk about the importance of our perspective. Vision is a
A big thank you to everyone who attended our recent Saturday morning Easter festivities held on March 14. A good time was had by all the children,
The third and final set of Lent Quest Nodes has now unlocked across our Family of Parishes. These exhibits will be available through the middle of
Join us for one of our Lenten Reconciliation Services: a peaceful afternoon or evening of prayer, reflection, and God’s mercy as we prepare our
Did you know that St. Isidore currently has a men’s softball team that plays in a local church league alongside teams from other parishes in our
“The Stations of the Cross, also known as the Way of the Cross or Via Crucis, commemorate Jesus’s passion and death on the cross. There
I would like to introduce the charity for the 2026 Lenten Giving Tree committee has chosen to help. We will continue to sponsor Cross Catholic
Our annual Living Stations of the Cross will be presented at St. Isidore on Good Friday at 12:00 noon. We are in need of volunteers to fill roles.
When we look at the world, we see evil and injustice. Bad things happen to good people and good things happen to bad people. Why does an all-good and
Lent is the 40 days before Easter when Catholics prepare to commemorate Jesus’s Resurrection through prayer, penance, fasting and almsgiving.
St. Isidore’s Small Groups are launching this Lent, and we warmly invite you to consider joining one. If you’ve ever thought about joining a
This year Ash Wednesday is on February 18th, which also begins another St. Isidore Lenten Giving Tree Program. During Lent we spread God’s Word
When we look at the world, we see evil and injustice. Bad things happen to good people and good things happen to bad people. Why does an all-good and
In December, I submitted a letter of resignation to Archbishop Weisenberger (as required of priests approaching their 75th birthday: I will be 75
While we have more means of communication and more ways to connect to the rest of the world in human history, polls and research show that many in
Join us for the best fish around on any of the first six Fridays in Lent (2/20/26 – 3/27/26). Enjoy the food, music and
St. Isidore’s Small Groups are launching this Lent, and we warmly invite you to consider joining one. If you’ve ever thought about joining a
What a night! Our Light of Christ, Born for Us Christmas Choir Concert was a beautiful and moving celebration that brought the Christmas season to a