Lent

The statue of St. Joseph sleeping reminds us that our difficulties are sometimes taken care of in the quiet of the night.

“I came into this world for judgment, so that those who do not see might see, and those who do see might become blind.” -John 9:39 

Fr. Rene Robert believed every life was worth saving—even that of his own murderer.

Just as we want to tell our story, get a word in, or share our opinion, so too does God want to talk to us. But we have to give God the chance to speak.

“In contrast to those who fall victim to temptation, Jesus’ encounter with temptation only strengthened his resolve.”

“This outward mark of my faith opened the door to share my personal belief in God’s mercy that heals the sin-sick soul.”

Jesus is alive! The Word became flesh, dwelt among us, was executed, and rose on the third day. Let’s Gather. Let’s Build. Let’s Rise.

Forgiving When It Feels Impossible

On this first day of the Triduum, we recognize God’s unfailing gift of undeserved, unconditional, and unifying love for us.  This love has the power to embolden every human heart and calls us to do the same. Let us ask for the grace to respond to God’s call to love one another accordingly.

“Jesus was very clear, God wants life. Jesus rode into Jerusalem to give us life here and now!”

“A Woman Stands Alone”

Lent is the Time to Return and Stay