Confirmation binds one to Christ not in a private way, nor to a sect of regional significance, but to the universal Church.

Maria Council #4836 invites all men from area parishes to join us for our annual one-day retreat - a time of reflection, renewal, and spiritual growth

Join us for our next Book Club meeting on November 30th where we will discuss My Antonia by Willa Cather

Join us for our CRUX teen hosted Mass on November 8th @ 12:00pm

Thank you to our Bereavement Ministry team for their thoughtful presentation, A Gift of Love

Will heaven be truly what we desire it to be?

How do you know when you love someone?

Boy Scout Troop 24 Wreath Sales: Orders Due by Sunday, November 15th

Join the company of your friends and family and share your knowledge of everything in our very own SPC Trivia Contest!

There’s a connection, in my mind, to Rocky and “render unto Caesar what belongs to Caesar and to God what belongs to God.”

Join us for a presentation to learn about a variety of volunteer opportunities to fit every skill, interest, and schedule.

In response to overwhelming demand last year, we are seeking NEW KIDS' winter coats from our Amazon Wish List

Have you ever had the experience of being “flexed”? Where you were passed up or someone reneged on you? Or where someone neglected you, choosing someone or something over you?

On World Mission Sunday, we celebrate our identity as missionary disciples. Let us contribute to the evangelizing mission of the Catholic Church with our witness of life and prayer, our sacrifices and generosity.

Empty baby bottles will be distributed at all Masses on October 17th/18th; return filled bottles by November 7th/8th

I’ve been reading recently about the Arian controversy in the Church in the 4th and 5th centuries. Sounds riveting, doesn’t it?

This Sunday’s “parable” is not really a parable. It’s a question based on a fictional scenario Jesus poses to the chief priests and elders.

The Archdiocese requires two adorers for every hour the Blessed Sacrament is exposed.

I’ve wrestled with this parable for years now (the parable of the workers all receiving the same wage though they work a different number of hours).

This is the part of this weekend’s parable that stands out to me...