5th Sunday in Ordinary Time

Monthly Intention of Pope Francis

"We pray that parishes, placing the Eucharist at the centre, may increasingly become communities of faith, fraternity and welcome towards those most in need."

God used a Catholic parish to change my life. Which is strange because I wasn’t Catholic. I was a Protestant university student looking for a place to pray. read more...

The Sacred Image – In this episode of "The Sacred Image" the masterwork “The Mystical Nativity” by Sandro Botticelli is explored.

Sunday Scripture Reflections

Bishop Robert Barron - You Are the Salt of the Earth: Friends, we are reading from the marvelous Sermon on the Mount in the Gospel of Matthew. This week, we hear Jesus compare his disciples to three things: the salt of the earth, the light of the world, and a city set on a mountain. What do all three of these things have in common? They do not exist for themselves; rather, they exist for something else. How is your Christianity impacting the world around you—making it better and getting in the way of evil and wickedness? listen to more...

Dr. Scott Hahn - Light Breaking Forth:Jesus came among us as light to scatter the darkness of a fallen world. As His disciples, we too are called to be “the light of the world,” He tells us in the Gospel this Sunday. All three images that Jesus uses to describe the Church are associated with the identity and vocation of Israel.

God forever aligned His kingdom with the kingdom of David and his sons by a “covenant of salt,” salt being a sign of permanence and purity. read more or listen...

Our Sunday Visitor – Opening the Word – What Is Your Light?: We hear in Isaiah's words Christ’s commandment to carry out the corporal works of mercy: feed the hungry, clothe the naked, give shelter to the homeless. But I am interested in thinking with you today about the word that comes next: “Then.” Then, writes Isaiah, your light shall break forth like the dawn. Isaiah seems to suggest that works of mercy make our light shine. What does he mean? What is “your light”? read more...

10:30 Livestream Mass

Pray with us online by following the YouTube link below. The stream is also accessible on the parish website and on our Facebook page.