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Monthly Intention of Pope Francis

"We pray that the international community may commit in a concrete way to ensuring the abolition of torture and guarantee support to victims and their families."

Solemnity of Corpus Christi

Following the 10:30 Mass on June 11, the Solemnity of Corpus Christi, we will have a Eucharistic Procession, ending at our former church at the corner of 3rd and Oak Streets. More practical details on that can be found in the bulletin.

If the idea of a Eucharistic Procession is new to you, or you've never understood why we do this, click here and check out this article. And plan to join your parish family on June 11th!

Sunday Scripture Reflections

Bishop Robert Barron - To the Father, through the Son, in the Spirit: Friends, today we come to Trinity Sunday, which has been called “the preacher’s nightmare.” But as you probably know from previous sermons of mine, I don’t agree with that at all. I think every Sunday is Trinity Sunday. The Trinity names what is most fundamental and basic in our whole theology and spirituality, and we should rejoice in talking about it! Today, let’s look at the Trinity through three lenses: the words of Scripture, an analogy from St. Augustine, and the viscerally real “so what” of salvation. listen to more...

Dr. Scott Hahn - How God Loves:

We often begin Mass with the prayer from today’s Epistle: “The grace of the Lord Jesus Christ, and the love of God, and the fellowship of the Holy Spirit be with all of you.” We praise the God who has revealed Himself as a Trinity, a communion of persons. read more or listen...

Our Sunday Visitor – Opening the Word – Meditating Upon What God Is:

Trinity Sunday is different.From Advent to Pentecost, the Church invites us to celebrate what God has done for us — his incarnation and manifestation, his death, resurrection and ascension. Last Sunday, we celebrated the descent of God the Holy Spirit upon the apostles at Pentecost. These are things God has done; they belong to the redemption he accomplished for us. This Sunday, though, we take a different angle. 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.