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Do you love Jesus? Have a desire to share your faith, but aren’t sure where to start? We’ve got a great opportunity for you: become a catechist for our Family Faith Formation program!
Being a catechist is awesome. Few things compare to guiding children toward Jesus and...
We are 175 years strong
Catholics around the world are marking 2025 as a Year of Jubilee, while at the same time we as an Archdiocese celebrate 175 years since our founding on July 19, 1850. Archbishop Hebda invites you to become an Archdiocesan Jubilee Pilgrim:
This summer...
Join us for an upcoming Lenten Bible Study. RSVP to Lukas.
Fall is on its way and that means Faith Formation is returning! Guardian Angels is excited to be offering a new program this year called Family Formation. This program has a new vision with new vitality for our parish.
It does, however, call for a paradigm shift. At the root of this change is a...
What do demons think about us? What do we think about them? CS Lewis tells us there are two errors when thinking about devils. The first is to disbelieve in their existence. The second is to have an unhealthy interest in them. We have free will and demons cannot force us to do anything...
As Christians, we are called to follow Jesus. Christian life is not meant to be lived alone, but rather in communion with others. Jesus shows us this by starting the Church. Further, Jesus taught his followers to live in community by forming the 12 Apostles. Guardian Angels is a big community...
Small Groups this Lent: It’s what Jesus did!
As Christians, we are called to follow Jesus. Christian life is not meant to be lived alone, but rather in communion with others. Jesus shows us this by starting the Church. Further, Jesus taught his followers to live in community by forming...
My record for least amount of showers in a month is one. I was on a road trip in the west, camping in the National Parks to celebrate finishing my Master’s program with a good friend. Outside of a glacial lake, there weren’t many opportunities for bathing, and we got used to our...