There are some of us that grew up with nuns and their rulers as our grade school teachers. Still others of us had friars or Irish Christian Brothers that played basketball with us after school and sisters who served in the soup kitchen every weekend. Our Catholic Church would be…
I remember it was the smell that hit me first. We had just been pushed out of a van with tinted windows into the middle of a block in Southeast Washington, DC. My friends of only 3 days and I had signed up for the Freshmen Orientation to Community Involvement…
As we continue the path of vocations for our Parish Family, it is important that we all recognize the call God has for each of us. The call can be soft and we may not even hear it, sometimes for years. But, that call is there nonetheless. If anyone loves…
The blessings of this Parish Family continue to support and encourage all of our community, both those of us within the walls of our church as well as the world around us. It is the calling we all have a Catholics to take our faith and turn it into positive,…
In continuing our Respect Life Month here in October, there is one component to cherishing all life that may not get as much attention as it should: the integration of the disabled and special needs in our lives and our church. Pope Francis spoke about the need to be inclusive…
