The Solemnity of the Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ, historically known by its Latin name, “Corpus Christi.” This feast day highlights the Real Presence of Jesus in the…
Read More >It is the day to offer our fathers on the altar of God during the Holy Mass, invoking our heavenly Father’s blessings on the living fathers, and step fathers and…
Read More >Pentecost marks the occasion of God sending the Holy Spirit upon Jesus’ disciples after his Resurrection. The book of Acts describes how the disciples were gathered together in one place…
Read More >Today we commemorate Jesus’ ascension into heaven 40 days after his resurrection. The Ascension is an important Christian feast attesting and celebrating the reality of the God-Man Jesus Christ’s returning…
Read More >Tradition Continues in Christianity: The first Christian jubilee was proclaimed by Pope Boniface VIII in 1300. It offered full remission of sins for those who confessed and made a pilgrimage…
Read More >Many of the special events we celebrate happen on a yearly basis. We mark birthdays, anniversaries, and holidays. Similarly, the Church has holy days each year to mark the significant…
Read More >As we celebrate Mothers’ day on this Sunday I wish all mothers in our cluster parishes a most Happy Mothers’ day. On this day we celebrate the unconditional love of…
Read More >May Crowning is a traditional Roman Catholic ritual held during May. It is a solemn procession, at the close of the procession a statue of the Blessed Virgin is crowned…
Read More >The Divine Mercy Sunday Prayer Service will be Sunday, April 27th and begins at 2:30pm at St. Anthony of Padua Catholic Church. Jesus said to St. Faustina, “I desire that…
Read More >Dear Brothers and Sisters, Happy Easter! Jesus, the Crucified one has risen! Easter is not just celebrated one day. Easter is celebrated for fifty glorious days beginning today culminating on…
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