Prepare the Way of the Lord: An Invitation to Advent Reconciliation During this holy season of Advent, the Church invites us to pause, reflect, and
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At a time when many of us are decorating our homes and baking deliciousness for the upcoming celebrations of Christmas, some of you may also be
Experience sacred scripture, songs and carols of the season featuring Admission: Suggested $5 Donation Questions? Christy Hashley:
Happy First Sunday of Advent, and Happy New Year, as well! I love this time of year. It always reminds me of a particular childhood memory: When I
This is a very relevant question for the last week of Advent, which will usher in the incredible feast of Christmas. This Church season calls us to
The tradition of lighting candles on an Advent Wreath is one that goes back centuries. Just like an Advent calendar, this tradition is a great way to
Step into the Advent season with our Family of Parishes’ Eucharistic Adoration events as a part of the archdiocese’s I AM HERE campaign.
Suggested Prayer: Advent Prayer God of Love, Your Son, Jesus, is Your greatest gift to us. He is the sign of Your love. Help us walk in that love
Parish Health Ministry is hosting a Ladies Advent Tea Monday, November 21, 2022 at 7:00 PM. $5 per ticket, or host a table of
The second event in our Christmas 2021 Campaign, Make This Year Different, is a worship event, Advent Modern Worship on Friday, December 10
The third weekend of Advent is upon us and is known as Gaudete Sunday. It signals the approach of Joy for the Christmas Season, the birth of our
Advent is a season of preparation. We deck the halls of our homes and prepare festive meals for celebrations of Christmas. As Catholics, our Advent
During these weeks leading up to our Christmas celebrations, we are taking the time to prepare our homes, cleaning, decorating, and baking in
Celebrating the Sacrament of Reconciliation is an important part of our Advent preparation for the celebration of the Lord’s Coming, both at
What obstacles are keeping me from being welcoming to all? I don’t think there is anyone who would say that they aren’t welcoming. Whether
What am I hiding that I don’t want others to see? This week’s connecting point is for the first Sunday in Advent. It is a time of reminding
As the wise men saw a sign and followed it let us provide a visible sign to remind others to keep the true meaning of Christmas centered on Christ.
How can I make room for unexpected God moments? The Scripture from Luke this week tells of the moment when Mary visited her cousin Elizabeth to let
If you missed the first video, you can view it here. Isn’t it funny how we can still find time for the things that we want to do, yet often find
In this week’s Gospel, John the Baptist proclaims “a baptism of repentance for the forgiveness of sins.” In our Church, we can seek