Deni thoughtfully reflects on some ways this Sunday's readings apply to our lives today. Are we listening? Are we paying attention so we don't miss what God wants us to do?
In Laudato Si, Pope Francis speaks of “Extreme Consumerism, in which people are "unable to resist what the market places before them, the earth is despoiled, and billions are left impoverished.” What does that look like in our lives? If you have 20 minutes, the Green Team has a suggestion --
Who decorates our worship spaces, tends the flowers, and makes sure our churches are beautiful, inside and out? We have our Art and Environment Ministries to thank for that!
This Sunday, we celebrate the baptism of Christ in the Jordan. This is the second epiphany, or manifestation, of the Lord. The past, the present, and the future are made manifest in this epiphany.
Dr. Deni Mack reflects on this week's readings. The Magi brought gold, frankincense, and myrrh to the infant Jesus. What gifts do we bring to our King?
You, our parishioners, do so much to help our neighbors in need. Our Mercy Fund (at Assumption) and Caring & Sharing Ministry (at Resurrection) both help connect your generosity directly with those in need in the Fairport area.
This week’s Spotlight is on the Ministry of the Video Technician. During the pandemic, we've relied on them to livestream every Mass from Assumption, but that's not all they do for us. Read to see why Fr. George is looking for more video techs -- at Resurrection!
As a result of our very successful Faith, Hope, and Sharing Program this past fall, Fr. George will be sharing a Spotlight on Ministry with us each week. This week's spotlight: Angel Tree and Caring & Sharing.
All are welcome to join us for this 12-week study (breaking for December). Choose Wednesday mornings in-person or Thursday evenings by Zoom. Click for full details and registration (required).
Join Fr. George in person in Assumption's Living Room or via Zoom for this three-part series, subtitled "What Every Catholic Should Know About Islam." Mondays at 7:00 pm, September 21, September 28, and October 5. Free.