Sheryl reflects with us on the Beatitudes.

This includes the School of Religion classes and CYO. Whenever the Fairport Central School District closes due to extreme weather, it is our policy to close as well.

NOW WHAT? The Reproductive Health Act which has passed in NY State is not about health care; it is about expanding abortion in the most radical way. It allows abortions up to the moment of birth and removes the protection for babies born alive during an abortion. As believers in the sanctity of ALL human life, we must do all we can to assist those in need, and help to transform our culture into one that respects and supports life at all stages. Check out the pro-life information in the link (click "Love BOth" image) for some of the ways you can counteract the impact of this law and continue to fight for our preborn brothers and sisters. ~Deacon Ron

Deni reflects on God's call to each of us. What nets we are casting for Him?

Prophets are never accepted in their hometown, and apparently, Jesus is no exception. Sheryl takes a look a the Gospel of Luke.

Deni reflects on our spiritual gifts and how we cooperate with grace.

Sheryl reflects on the readings as we enter into Ordinary Time, including this week's Gospel reading about the Wedding at Cana.

Masses will be celebrated on our usual schedule, but please know that you are excused from the obligation to attend Mass if the current weather and road conditions make it difficult or dangerous for you to get here. The storm is expected to pass by late afternoon on Sunday, so If the snow keeps you from getting to the church in the morning, consider joining us at our 6:00 pm Sunday Mass, or "tune-in" to the live-stream of any of our Masses (see link for COTA-TV above). Please stay safe!

Due to the storm predictions, all CYO games throughout the Diocese of Rochester have been cancelled for this weekend. Coaches will notify players about rescheduled game dates/times. Stay safe & warm, everyone!

As we reflect on Christ's baptism, Deni asks us to reflect on our own baptism in the Holy Spirit.

Sheryl invites us to join the Magi in paying homage to our King.

Deni reflects on the wisdom and idealism of a young Jesus in the temple.

Sheryl reflects on the Visitation, and what it means in our lives today.

How do we love unabashedly and share abundantly?

Sheryl asks, "Who is speaking God's word today?"

In reflecting on this Sunday's scriptures, Deni asks us to consider a counter-cultural Advent.

Sheryl helps us reflect on the meaning of God's Kingdom.

Deni reflects on God's compassionate justice.

Sheryl reflects on Christ's last public discourse in the Gospel of Mark. What does true Christian discipleship require of us?

Deni asks us to take up the challenge to LISTEN to God when He commands us to love our neighbor.