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FROM THE PASTOR'S DESK Dear Parishioners, I hope this letter finds you well and having had a healthy and happy summer. I was away for two weeks and had a great vacation with my family. [...]

FROM THE PASTOR'S DESK Dear Parishioners, I believe it was Winston Churchill who said, "Democracy is a terrible form of government." But then he added, "There is no other form that is better." Sometimes our [...]

FROM THE PAROCHIAL VICAR’S DESK Dear Parishioners, Since Fr. Monteleone is away, he gave me the task of writing an article for this weekend. However, this article contains more of a catechetical and practical approach [...]

FROM THE PASTOR'S DESK Dear Parishioners, Sister Mary Grace was an Irish nun who ran an orphanage after the Second World War. Joe was a young nine-year-old boy who entered that orphanage after both of [...]

FROM THE PASTOR'S DESK Dear Parishioners, It's important for us to notice in today's gospel that Jesus does not give the crowd what they want. He gives them more. When Jesus leaves the deserted place, [...]

FROM THE PASTOR'S DESK Dear Parishioners, I'd like to say a few words today about compassion. Compassion comes from a Latin word that means to feel with or to suffer with. And compassion might not [...]

FROM THE PASTOR'S DESK Dear Parishioners, Jesus sends out the twelve on a long and difficult mission. But he tells them they are to take no bag. Now, what sense does that make? Well, it [...]

FROM THE PASTOR'S DESK Dear Parishioners, Today's Gospel is strangely disturbing, but it also carries a thread of consolation. This passage from Mark's gospel is the only passage in the gospels where Jesus is said [...]

FROM THE PASTOR'S DESK Dear Parishioners, When I was assigned to St. Philip the Apostle back in 2021, I was given not only a wonderful assignment, but a wonderful associate, Fr. Nico Quintos. I had [...]