He is Risen!

Dear Parishioners,

He is Risen! Today, Christians from all over the world will visit the Church of the Holy Sepulcher, the Tomb of Christ. The same place Mary Mag-dalene encountered the angel and became the first witness to the Resurrection. Now we are invited to be witnesses like her to the world to share the Good News that Christ is Risen. That, unlike the false hopes of the world, which don’t last, Christ has provided a hope that lasts into eternity. In that same hope, it is with great joy that we welcome John Cantrell into the Catholic Faith through Bap-tism, Confirmation, and Holy Communion. Please join me in continuing to pray for him and his fami-ly throughout this Easter Season

A quick reminder that next week is Divine Mercy Sunday, where we will celebrate First Holy Com-munion. Please join me in celebrating our children who will be intimately joined to Christ through His Body and Blood. A very blessed Easter to you all!

In Christ,

Fr. Luke Fleck