After much prayer, discussion, and work over the past months, we are now able to provide a much-awaited update on the future of St. Patrick Parish. As you know, as of July 1, 2022, St. Patrick will no longer be
False Hope – 02/18/2022 It happens each winter; it can even happen several times in a blessed season. For a day, or maybe even two consecutively, winter will loosen its tight grip on life. Today is one of those days.
The Great Challenge: to love & forgive our enemies! In Biblical times, the Jews considered people as their enemies when they were unlike them in any form as being on the other side of the divide like the Egyptians, Amorites,
Just Passing Through – 2/11/2022 I noticed the fresh tracks when I pulled out of the driveway and headed out on a brief errand. During the night we had just an inch of fluffy dry snow but it was pretty
It is near the beginning of Jesus’ public ministry. He has just selected his 12 apostles, plus a great number of disciples are also with him. In addition a large number of people from various areas have heard Jesus or
Snowfire – 02.04.2022 New snow had fallen silently during the night. The darkness had hidden its coming and concealed its true beauty. Although unwitnessed, the signs were there to read. There had been a brief snowburst, and then the clouds
This past weekend, at Annunciation, St. Joseph & St. Jude, a talk was given regarding challenges, changes & opportunities facing the parishes in the next weeks to months. This is a summary of that talk: Within the next six weeks,
