Like John, Peter, and James, we are called.

Have you noticed the new location of Assumption's tabernacle? The four marble objects in this worship space draw attention to their significance in our church: the baptismal font, the ambo, the altar, and the tabernacle stand.

All other evening activities are being held as usual.

Jesus' baptism is filled with symbolism: water, light & darkness, a dove...What does it mean?

The Christmas season continues with the Feast of the Epiphany. What can we learn from the Magi?

What does it mean to be members of a Holy Family?

It's Christmas week -- Remember to "think the things of God."

at all Masses December 28 & 29 weekend. Click for a handout with more information.

"Are you the one who is to come, or should we look for another?"

John the Baptist heralds the coming of the Messiah.

Advent is all about new beginnings, and we begin this season with our newest shared project: One bulletin.

Today, on the last Sunday of our liturgical year, we celebrate the Feast of Christ our Lord, the King of the Universe. Do I leave room in my life for Jesus to be the King?

This week marks the end of our liturgical year.

Part 6: Summary and conclusion of discourse on the Real Presence

I need to take a short break from my detailed discussion about the Real Presence of Jesus in the Eucharist to help us understand the Diocesan Catholic Ministries Appeal (commonly called the CMA).

The Real Presence, Part 5: Words lose their meaning

Deni reflects on the theme of humility in this week's readings.

The Real Presence, Part 4: Word and Reality are severed

Deni reflects on gratitude for healing in today's readings.

The Real Presence, Part 3: When words possess power