This past Saturday, our parish family came together for Sent to Serve, presented by All American Pet Resorts, our parish-wide mission day dedicated to putting our faith into action through service. It was a beautiful reminder that the Church is not only where we gather to worship, but also where we are sent forth to love and serve others. We were blessed with a wonderful turnout of parishioners of all ages—families, children, students, adults, and ministry groups—who generous

Two weeks have passed since we ended the sacred days of the Holy Triduum, yet their grace continues to unfold in our lives. The Church’s liturgy does not simply recall past events—it invites us into them. And in those days, we walked closely with the Lord through the mystery of His love. (Be sure to check out the additional photos from the Triduum included throughout this post.) On Holy Thursday, we encountered two powerful signs of Christ’s love: the washing of the feet and

There are few Sundays in the Church year as tender and hope-filled as Divine Mercy Sunday . Celebrated on the Second Sunday of Easter, this day reminds us that the Resurrection is not just an event of the past—it is a living reality, poured out for us in the form of God’s endless mercy. The message of Divine Mercy was entrusted to Saint Faustina Kowalska, who recorded in her diary the words of Jesus: “The greater the sinner, the greater the right he has to My mercy.” These wo

There is something uniquely powerful about the stillness of Holy Saturday night. After walking with the Lord through His Passion on Holy Thursday and Good Friday, the Church gathers in quiet anticipation. The silence is not empty—it is filled with hope. The Easter Vigil begins in darkness. A fire is kindled, and from it the Paschal Candle is lit, symbolizing Christ, the Light of the World. As the flame is passed from person to person, the darkened church slowly fills with lig