Our Jubilee Year Continues
The Jubilee Year that names us “Pilgrims of Hope” will soon reach its halfway point. In this time, we have witnessed a good number of Catholics who have visited our
Thank the People Who Formed Your Faith
For the first 25 years of my life, I was not a priest. For those years and until now, I have listened to and have been catechized by many priests.
Pray for a Good and True Shepherd
Brothers and Sisters, Last Saturday, the body of Pope Francis was laid in his grave after the celebration of the Eucharist in St. Peter’s Square and in front of St.
Happy Easter! Christ is Risen!
Dear Brothers and Sisters in Christ, Once again we celebrate Resurrection Sunday – Easter, which is a great source of spiritual renewal for each of us. The liturgy of Easter
15 Years of Holiness
Assisi, a small town in Italy, is famous for St. Francis and for St. Clare. Recently, another person has been added to these amazing saints: Carlo Acutis, a millennial teenager
Be Not Afraid!
April 2 is the 20th anniversary of the death of Saint John Paul II. He died in the Vatican in 2005 on the eve of the Divine Mercy Sunday, the
God’s Graces Require Our Will, Action and Determination
The Jubilee Year is a special year of grace from God. Through a plenary indulgence, grace is granted by the Catholic Church through the merits of Jesus Christ to remove
Visiting the Sick is a Pilgrimage to Christ Present in Them
Last Sunday we were happy to welcome to our parish the Little Sisters of the Poor from Palatine, IL. Sister Amy Marie presented to us their mission and spoke about
The Amazing Grace of God’s Mercy
Our church has been designated to be a pilgrimage church during the Jubilee Year 2025. This means that everyone who makes a pilgrimage to our church and fulfills the conditions