Friends, please be assured that I will continue to minister to this wonderful parish community with zeal and love and work hard to ensure that the sacramental needs of our parish are adequately provided for.
Here are the most relevant reasons why my options are limited and how this will impact our parish
We celebrate Thanksgiving on Thursday this week. Thanksgiving is a day of traditions: football, family and food. It is a day when families get together in gratitude for who they are as a family and all that they celebrate and share together. No matter the distance, this holiday brings the family together. We can read…
CONGRATULATIONS to ANNE MARIE CATTANE & ADIN SOTO, who were baptized last Sunday atthe 9:00 AM Mass. They were supposed to be baptized at the Easter Vigil, but COVID-19 prevented churchesfrom being open for Holy Week and Easter. As we continue through this pandemic, it seems that there are some people who are disregarding the…
As many of you already know, Deacon Jerry Bongiovanni’s wife, Janice, died last week. She had been in thehospital, and for the last few weeks of her life, she was on hospice care. Janice was faithful to Jerry as his wife, andeven though she was Presbyterian, she was faithful to Jerry’s ministry as a deacon…
“JERUSALEM GAUDE GAUDIO MAGNO, QUIA VENIET TIBI SALVATOR, ALLELUIA. REJOICE, JERUSALEM, WITH THE GREATEST JOY; THE SAVIOR WILL COME TO YOU, ALLELUIA.” An Advent Sourcebook, p. 39 Advent has arrived. Even though Advent is only three weeks this year because Christmas is on the Monday following the Fourth Week of Advent, it is a…
Now that we have adjusted somewhat to the world of masks and social distancing, it is easy to notice how much everything has changed. Doing what we are used to doing, like grocery shopping, etc., has taken on new dimensions. We wonder when it will all end so we can return to some type of…
