Fr. Ryan welcomes Pope Leo XIV, congratulates newly ordained Deacon Ryan Ferrigan, prays for the graduating 8th graders, and reflects of this weekend's Gospel.
Fr. Ryan shares invitations to a variety of Diocesean events including the 40 Hours of Adoration in June hosted at St. Martha as well as reflects on how to discern the voice of God in our lives.
Fr. Ryan shares his sadness over Pope Francis’ unexpected passing, celebrates his humble and loving legacy, and updates the parish on First Communions, Confirmations, new staff roles, upcoming ordinations, and the call for all of us to live with self-giving love like Jesus and Pope Francis did.
Deacon Jim reminds us on Divine Mercy Sunday that while it’s tough to face our sins, Jesus is always ready to forgive us through the sacrament of confession.
Our Director of Discipleship, Hallie Card, reflects on her experience meeting her childhood hero and how it relates to the Eucharist. She invites everyone to the Eucharistic Mission March 16-18.
Fr. Ryan explains what will happen in the event of the pope's passing and writes about the three temptations of Jesus as they relate to our own temptations.
Fr. Ryan explains the importance of the Eucharist and tells about an exciting opportunity to expand our hours of Adoration with the help of committed adorers.