Bishop Parkes has written a letter regarding our efforts for our brothers and sisters affected by natural disasters.

There are rumors abounding that Fr. Gordon had surgery recently, that is not the case. On Friday, September 11th,...

Blood Drive next Sunday, Sept. 13 from 8 am to 1 pm. All donors are strongly urged to make an...

Daily mass will continued to be posted to our Vimeo account for the time being. However, I would like...

Tuesday 9/22/20 Tuesday 25th Week of Ordinary Time.
Inside or outside of Jesus Luke 8:19-21 In today’s Gospel Jesus tells us to act on his Word. Just how do we hear his Word? Jesus and his Mother Mary share such a deep intimacy. It seems that he ran the risk of insulting his mother when he said, “My mother, my family, are those who hear the […]
9/21/20 FEAST OF MATTHEW, APOSTLE AND EVANGELIST
Rise up Nobody likes paying taxes or has warm, fuzzy feelings about the IRS, but it seems tax collectors in Jesus’ time had it especially rough—being lumped in with all manner of sinners. That is because tax collectors were Jews who worked for the Romans, the enemy occupiers of Jewish lands, so they were viewed […]
September 20, 2020 TWENTY-FIFTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
Grow your faith Who gave you your first God lessons? On this Catechetical Sunday, we thank family members, preachers, teachers, RCIA teams, and others who brought the Good News to us. We’re also grateful for holy ones, like Venerable Mother Theresa Dudzik, who taught by their example. A remarkable seamstress, Dudzik arrived in Chicago at […]
9/19/2020 Saturday 24th Week of Ordinary Time
The sufferings of the martyrs may seem far removed from how we live our daily lives. Luke 8:4-15. The sufferings of the martyrs may seem far removed from how we live our daily lives. Thanks to the many witnesses in our history, we have a rich faith in our Catholic Church. We celebrate saints of […]