Welcome Seth Moland-Kovash Seth will join us at all liturgies this weekend to share details for this year’s Lenten Social Justice Project. He is the Executive Director of Partners for Our Communities, a coalition of organizations and services for many in need in our local area which is located near the intersection of Rand […]
Gala Thanks So many generous people helped this year’s Gala entitled The Greatest Show to be so successful. First and foremost, this year’s Chairs Cara Morkes and Lauren Hills so creatively led the efforts to make the theme come alive in support of our Parish and Academy. These two very busy Academy moms put their hearts and souls into
Blind to Blind, Teacher to Disciple, Beam to Splinter, Tree to Fruit, Heart to Mouth The counter-cultural messages of the Gospel of Luke continue this weekend. This will be the third straight weekend of messages from Jesus Christ that at least make us think and perhaps make us uncomfortable if we really take them to
What Are You Discussing?We are hearing much of the Gospel of Luke this year during Mass. The author tells us a unique story that is not found in the other Gospels, a story of Jesus joining two disciples as they walk AWAY from Jerusalem on the very day he rose from the dead. This is
The Sermon on the Plain Wait, I thought it was the Sermon on the Mount. Perhaps you are aware that this year we are reading a major section of the Gospel of Luke whose author tells the story of this particular event, also called the Beatitudes, much differently than we hear in Matthew. In Luke’s
