More than 100 parishioners attended our recent Parish Town Hall to discuss the proposed lease with Chesterton Academy. The evening provided an opportunity to share information about the proposal and, most importantly, to hear and respond to questions from parishioners.
There were many...
Fall Festival is NEXT MONTH!
Friday & Saturday | September 18 & 19
Time flies—before we know it, the leaves will be falling! Our Fall Festival is just around the corner, and there are so many ways to get involved. Whether you sell raffle tickets, donate gift cards, or volunteer...
Curious about the Faith?
Join us for OCIA (Order of Christian Initiation of Adults)! We will journey together using Symbolon: The Catholic Faith Explained - a beautifully produced, 16-part video series designed for seekers, those thinking about becoming Catholic, or Catholics who want to...
In the beginning of this weekend’s gospel, we see Jesus going up on a mountain by himself to pray.
Anyone who has attempted to follow Jesus’ example of spending quiet time alone in prayer has probably experienced the challenge of remaining focused and open to the Lord’s...
As summer begins to wind down, the month of August often reminds us that seasons are always changing. Vacations come to an end, families prepare for a new school year, and many of us begin settling back into familiar routines. Amid these transitions, the Church invites us to remain rooted in...
The Many Facets of Grief
Grief is a natural response to loss. It is the emotional suffering you feel when something or someone you love is taken away. While grieving the loss of a loved one is often the most intense type of grief, any loss can cause grief. In addition to the...
This month, one of the credit card processing companies we use to process contributions unexpectedly closed its business. Unfortunately, we were given less than two days to transfer our records to a new system.
Because part of this transition had to be completed manually, we ask that you please...
We live in an age overflowing with information. With a few taps on a phone, we can learn almost anything. We have access to more knowledge than any generation in history. Yet for all our knowledge, we often seem to lack wisdom.
The Scriptures speak often of wisdom, but they mean something far...
In recent weeks, many Catholics have heard the news that Pope Leo XIV has declared the Society of St. Pius X (SSPX) to be in schism following another series of unauthorized episcopal consecrations. This has understandably raised many questions. What happened? Why is this significant? And what...
Annual School Supply Drive Starts Now
If you have school-age kids, you already know that it’s time to think about school supplies. Our annual drive for local families in need is gearing up. You can bring your new school supplies to the table near the main entrance. Check below...