Saturday morning, 4/4/2020, the 8:00am mass will use the Liturgy recently approved by the Pope and the USCCB for...

Several people have asked how they go about getting their envelopes to us. First, thank you for thinking of...

Holy Week is upon us and we will have the opportunity to travel with Jesus through His Passion, Death...

Brothers and Sisters, In response to the Covid-19 measures that prevent us from being together physically, we have started two...

Good Friday
Today’ Mass Readings Good Friday John 19:17-30 “He bowed His head and gave up His spirit.” “There was no more terrible death than death by crucifixion. Even the Romans themselves regarded it with a shudder of horror. Cicero declared that it was “the cruelest and horrifying death.” Tacitus said that it was a “despicable death.” […]
HOLY THURSDAY; EVENING MASS OF THE LORD’S SUPPER
Today’s Mass Readings HOLY THURSDAY; EVENING MASS OF THE LORD’S SUPPER Wash “down” for supper Jesus commanded his disciples to follow his example and wash each other’s feet—though this year will be an exception—and lay people, priests, and even popes have been doing it for centuries as a sign of humility and service. In 2015, […]
Wednesday of Holy Week
Today’ Mass Readings Wednesday of Holy Week Matthew 26:14 – 25 No one, not even Jesus made an appeal to save him from crucifixion. It is almost always the case that when a person is found guilty in a court of law an appeal is made in the hope to find the condemned person innocent. […]
Tuesday of Holy Week
Today’ Mass Readings Tuesday of Holy Week Why did Peter repent after denying Jesus and Judas couldn’t? Have you ever wondered how Judas got to the point where he could betray Jesus and have him arrested? How does a person’s heart become so dark that they don’t care what happens to another person? Judas lived […]