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Saint of the Month: St. Joseph He is one of the most important figures in salvation history. He is the most powerful saint in heaven,...

I hope you are all beginning Lent with new fervor!  I wanted to share with you a couple opportunities that could be beneficial to your...

This last week I took my parents out to dinner to celebrate their birthdays.  I am immensely grateful to my mother and step-father for...

Dear Parishioners,   It has been a brutal week of intense cold with two snow days off from school.  Like many people, I took advantage of...

I remember being a part of my godteen group in high school and helping out at the local soup kitchen, Matt Talbot, to feed the poor and...

St. Catherine of Alexandria   The Holy Great Martyr Catherine was the daughter of Konstos, the governor of Alexandria, Egypt during the...

Dear Parishioners,   This weekend we celebrate the Presentation of our Lord in the Temple and the Purification of Mary, which was...

Dear Parishioners, This week begins Catholic Schools Week.  A time to celebrate and refocus upon the purpose of Christian education.In ...

A blessed new year to you all!  It has been a great grace to have been with you all about 6 months now and it has been a whirlwind of...

Lighting the fourth candle of the Advent wreath always brings me excitement at this time of the year.  As a family, my parents would pack...

We have now come to the half-way point of our Advent journey in anticipating Christ’s birth!  This Sunday we celebrating Gaudete Sunday,...

A Blessed Advent to you all!  The season of Advent is a time of expectation, when we prepare our home and our hearts to celebrate the...

Saint Juan Diego was born in 1474 as Cuauhtlatoatzin, a native to Mexico. He became the first Roman Catholic indigenous saint from the...

It is with great gratitude to God and our Lady of Guadalupe that Nebraskans rejected initiative 439, which would have expanded abortion...