Greetings, IHM Community! You're invited to join us this evening, March 15, at 6pm in St. Michael Hall for the final Soup Supper of this Lenten season. Thank you to our Liturgical Ministers, our...
Dear Parishioner, We would like to share with you an informative video that will explain the many ways in which your pledges/donations to the 2023 Archdiocesan Annual Appeal are used. Simply click on...
Sooner or later each of us experiences the loss of a loved one. Usually, the closer we are to that person the greater is our grief. Grief is difficult. It touches us profoundly. The only response that satisfies comes from Jesus and it is always personal.
Today, we are at the mid-point of Lent. In our liturgical tradition this Sunday is called Laetare Sunday, coming from the first Latin word of the ancient Gregorian chant entrance song or Introit, which is in both forms of the Roman Rite. “Laetare” means “rejoice.”