Soup for the Soul- Fr. Mickey McGrath's Lenten Program on the Mass

Communion, Participation, Mission "The purpose of the synod…is not to produce documents, but to plant dreams, draw forth prophecies and visions, allow hope to be nourished, inspire trust, bind up wounds, weave together relationships, awaken a dawn of hope, learn from one another, and create a bright resourcefulness that will enlighten minds, warm hearts, give strength to our hands." Pope Francis

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“Love your God with all your heart, with all your soul, with all your mind and with all your strength.” Deni reminds us to take the Lord's commandment with us in our neighborhood and into the voting booth.

This Thanksgiving, share your abundant blessings with those who have less. Please sign up today to bring a Thanksgiving food gift card (Wegmans, Tops, or ALDI) to a family in need. Tap for details.

How are we to be the hands and feet of Christ? What gifts is Jesus calling us to use in service of his Church?

Deni reflects on this week's readings and ponders how we can live out the gospel of the servant leader in today's world.

Pray the Rosary. Pray it privately, with your partner, with your kids. Pray it in silence or aloud. Pray along with the Hallow app, or another podcast of your choice. Tap for a list of more opportunities to pray the Rosary with others during October, the Month of the Rosary.

All parishioners are invited to contribute to our Faith Formation Blessing Bag project as part of our October Sacred & Social theme, providing personal hygiene supplies to those in need. Bins for your donations will be available in the foyer from October 11-October 24. Thank you! Tap for details.

Deni reflects on the question from today's Gospel: "What must I do to inherit eternal life"

Deni reflects on this Sunday's Readings, reminding us that both refugees and our own families are members of God's family, whom we are called to love.

Deni reminds us that God calls the unlikely.

Deni ponders Jesus' words about what it means to receive children in Jesus' name in our world today.

"Who do you say I am?"

Deni unpacks this week's readings -- Can we help others heal and see? What does it mean to really listen?

How do the Commandments relate to Jesus' teachings? What is in your heart? Deni reflects on this week's readings.

It's a big question: Whom shall you serve?

Deni invites us to ask ourselves, “How do I bring to life Mary’s prayer in our world, in our sphere of influence?"