The Church encourages us to do what Jesus Himself did in anticipation of His public ministry which would lead Him to His saving passion, death and resurrection.

Promoting and strengthening true marriage must continue to be our priority in this Diocese.

The transition from the Advent season to the Christmas season is a seamless one, so let’s keep a very good thing going throughout the new calendar year.

In the Season of Advent, if we sincerely celebrate it as Catholics, shows us just how much Our Father loves us.

God is never outdone in His generosity to those who love Him!

Just trust in the mercy of Jesus, register, come and enjoy being with Him.

When it comes to the knowing and practicing of our Faith, the obligation is always that of the parents first.

Of the 31 days in the month, all but six days have a particular memorial, feast or solemnity assigned to them.

Ordinations of two seminarians highlight this month.

One of the very best guides for us, especially during this Jubilee Year of Mercy, is the Church’s description of the corporal and spiritual works of mercy.

Considerations for end-of-life decisions.

Take a moment to examine just what we are doing to prepare ourselves for Easter.

Prepare yourselves for the great penitential season of Lent.

Please keep and observe this Jubilee of Mercy; and when this year closes, may all of us continue to beg of Him for His mercy, and show mercy to others.

This is the time when we can appreciate better just what the Lord God has done and continues to do for us.

To profess our Catholic faith in this great “communion of saints” should give us great hope for eternity, but it should also motivate us now to live our lives of faith, hope and charity by keeping focused on Jesus.

The power of prayer is far greater than the power of Satan at work in the world promoting this intrinsic evil.

While our daily schedules seem to change back to a more regular routine, what does not change are our spiritual schedules.

August marks feast day for the church and new beginnings for our Catholic school children

Just because it’s a nice day, and we are on vacation, we still owe God our very best in our prayers, our good works and our worship.