Relationships tell us who we are, whose we are and what is expected of us. Our relationships define where we’ve been, where we are, and where we’re going. In Matthew 5, Jesus teaches us that we are to love our enemies. “You have heard that it was said, ‘You shall love your neighbor and hate your enemy.’ But I say to […]
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Gala 2020 is NEXT Saturday, February 22 at Concord Banquets in Kildeer. It is a great way to celebrate our entire Holy Family in 70’s style as we sing We are Family! together. A special thanks to this year’s co-chairs, Julie Siska and Kathy French, for their hard work and planning, countless generous volunteers and our Operations staff.
When Jesus makes the statements, “I am…, or “You are…” in scripture, I believe that merits extra attention on our part. What follows those statements should encourage deep reflection on his identity and ours. He states, “I am the way, the truth and the life…the vine… and the good shepherd,” to name a few. In this
Relationships are some of the very best and most beautiful parts of this life. They reflect the heart of our God in so many ways, reminding us of how loved we are, encouraging us in moments of weakness, uplifting our weary spirits, challenging us to go deeper, and inviting us into the fullness of life. While relationships won’t always be easy, they are always worth
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