24th Sunday in Ordinary Time

"Whoever wishes to come after me must deny himself,

take up his cross, and follow me."

Lamentation of Christ - Giotto

We welcome Fr. Salvador Gonzalez, OMI (Saturday) and Fr. Nick Fleming (Sunday) who will preside for our weekend Masses during Fr. Jim's vacation.

Mass Readings

Universal Prayer

Worship Aid

Monthly Intention

of Pope Francis

What complicates your life? Every day we make choices about how we use our time, energy, and resources. Looking to Jesus’ life as a simple carpenter, we know that complexity is not what God desires for us. In our hearts we know that God calls us to a simple, liberating relationship with created things, but living this requires a perspective shift. read more...

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10:30 Livestream Mass

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Sunday Scripture Reflections

Bishop Robert Barron - God Suffers for Us: Friends, with our readings from this weekend, we are on very holy ground because we’re dealing with the imagery, symbolism, and theology of the suffering servant. Yes, he is the one who will bring God’s salvation to all the world, but he will do it by bearing the pain and suffering of the world. listen or read more...

Dr. Timothy O'Malley - The Hidden Messiah: “‘But who do you say that I am?'” The answer seems obvious. Who is the one who heals the sick, opens the eyes of the blind, and cures the lame that they may walk? Who preaches with such authority and gives marvelous manna from heaven? Who controls the waves of the sea, calming the chaos through the power of his speech? read more...

Dr. Scott Hahn - Following the Messiah: In today’s Gospel, we reach a pivotal moment in our walk with the Lord. After weeks of listening to His words and witnessing His deeds, along with the disciples we’re asked to decide who Jesus truly is. Peter answers for them, and for us, too, when he declares: “You are the Messiah.” read more...