Dear Parishioners, There was once a city that set land aside for a park. It was a long time ago. So, there were no rules about how to use this…

Dear Parishioners, In today’s Gospel reading, we hear again the story of the multiplication of the loaves. In this passage, the disciples do not think they have the means to…

Dear Parishioners, I have a number of short announcements this week. Next week, Fr. Caesar is returning for his last weekend in the parish before he goes to higher studies…

Dear Parishioners, In today’s Gospel, we hear the parable of the Wheat and the Weeds. The wheat field represents the Kingdom of Heaven, and the surprising element is that weeds…

Dear Parishioners, One thing I love about our Catholic Faith is the ability to combine two seemingly contradictory truths into a single belief that is even more true. Truth opens…

Dear Parishioners, When Thomas Jefferson wrote the Declaration of Independence, he tapped into something true that spoke to the people of his day. Materially speaking, rebelling against England did not…

Dear Parishioners, Catholicism has been in America since the founding of our country. Though often Catholics were seen as foreigners and were discriminated against for their faith and supposedly being…

Dear Parishioners, We have a number of changes in the parish coming up in the next month that I would like to share with you. First, Fr. Caesar is moving…

Dear Parishioners, In Catholic moral teaching, we make a distinction between guilt and shame. Both are an effect of sin, but in two different aspects. Guilt is the objective state…

Dear Parishioners, This Thursday June 11th, the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops is consecrating our nation to the Sacred Heart of Jesus to commemorate the 250th anniversary of the…