The word Lent, from the Anglo-Saxon lenctenI, means spring, and is a time when we grow in the love of Christ in our hearts as we journey towards Easter. In…
The ambo is the symbol of the presence of the Word of God in the Church just as the altar is the symbol of the Sacrament of the Eucharist. The…
The origin of the display of the American flag in many parishes in the United States appears to have its origins in the offering of prayers for those who…
What do the ashes mean? The ashes, applied in the shape of a cross, are a symbol of penance, mourning and mortality. There aren’t any particular rules about how long…
Ash Wednesday (Part -1) February 18 is Ash Wednesday, which kicks off the first day of Lent and signals the approach of Easter. Here are certain things to know about…
Why did we move the tabernacle to the center at OLQP? The reason for the Tabernacle being moved was due to its location. It was placed by two doors, close…
Mark your calendars for Catholic Schools Week 2026, our annual celebration of faith-filled education, from Sunday, January 25th, through Saturday, January 31st! Our Diocese comes together as a community to…
As we approach Catholic Schools Week 2026 (January 25 – 31), we warmly invite you to discover the unique and transformative advantages of a Catholic education. Our 14 Catholic Schools…
Join us in celebrating Catholic Schools Week 2026, running from Sunday, January 25th, through Saturday, January 31st. This is a special time dedicated to honoring the outstanding education provided by…
ARE WE WALKING IN THE TRUTH? Dear brothers and sisters, this Sunday we remember the Magi who came from faraway lands to worship the baby Jesus. They came guided by…