Today is the last Sunday on which we are celebrating First Communions at our Sunday liturgies. Please continue to reach out to our First Communicants
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Today, the Sunday within the Octave of Easter, is also Divine Mercy Sunday. Divine Mercy opens our hearts to the mercy and forgiveness that flow from
Lent comes to a close this Thursday, Holy Thursday, with the celebration of the Mass of the Lord’s Supper at 7:00 PM. This Mass marks the
As we draw closer to Easter, we are reminded that at the center of our prayer during Lent are the ten Catechumens and ten Candidates for Full
I am glad to return to writing (mostly) weekly articles. It is an attempt to keep in touch with parishioners. One of the blessings that came with my
In one of the Eucharistic Prayers I often use at Mass, we pray that “the Church may stand as a living witness to truth and freedom, to peace
This weekend we welcome Msgr. John Kasza and Fr. Chris Talbot to St. Isidore. As Fr. Matt is away this weekend, Msgr. Kasza, who is the
In the Opening Prayer at Mass on Easter Sunday we pray: “Bestow upon those baptized in (Jesus’) death the power flowing from his
The peace of Jesus Christ be with all of you. Your St. Isidore staff and parish community are doing all that we can to serve you during these trying
We begin to count the forty days of Lent today, the First Sunday of Lent. We begin today because today is the first time the entire community has
At the 9:30 Mass this Sunday we celebrate the”Rite of Sending” with our catechumens and candidates for Full Communion with the Catholic
The primary goal of Archbishop Vigneron’s “Unleash the Gospel” effort is to form all of us into “joyful missionary disciples.” At the heart
Having celebrated the Advent and Christmas Seasons with their many bright feasts, the Church has now returned to “Ordinary Time.” The word
This weekend we welcome Fr. Adam MacDonald to St. Isidore. Fr. MacDonald is the Vocation Director with the Divine Word Missionaries. He is here to
Today’s Feast of the Epiphany is, liturgically speaking, the brightest feast of the entire Christmas Season, outshining Christmas Day itself!
Celebrating the Sacrament of Reconciliation is an important part of our Advent preparation for the celebration of the Lord’s Coming, both at
One blessing that I will be most grateful for this Thanksgiving is that of being a part of the St. Isidore Catholic Community. When Msgr. Mike left
It is just over one year since we began Eucharistic Exposition in the Resource Center on Tuesdays from following the 8:00 AM Mass until closing with
How do I remain faithful through the trials I believe that it is our dreams which give meaning to our lives. Our dreams move us and sustain us
November has been designated by the Church as a month to pray in a particular way for the Faithful Departed. Throughout the month there will be a