Hello, everyone. Here we go into our fifth week of the “Lent that wasn’t”! I suspect we’re all going to remember Lent 2020 for the rest of our lives, don’t you?

Hello, everyone. I miss you! I can’t tell you how strange it is not to be having Mass on Saturday evening and Sunday morning, but then, I suspect so many of you are feeling the same way.

Hello everyone. Here’s my favorite St. Patrick’s Day joke that also happens to tie in with Lent. Enjoy!

Hello everyone. Lent is upon us! Already!

Hello everyone. Next Saturday, Archbishop Sample will be here to celebrate Confirmation with 70 of our parishioners.

Hello, everyone. Some more deep thoughts, courtesy of a friend who wishes to remain anonymous. . .

Hello, everyone. Doubtless you’re all aware of the tragic death last Sunday of NBA star Kobe Bryant, his daughter Gianna, and seven others in a helicopter accident.

Hello everyone. Some random thoughts to start your week off with a smile. Enjoy!

Hello everyone. This week I came across an interesting study by an economist from Dartmouth who found that happiness generally follows a “U” shaped curve over the course of one’s life, with unhappiness peaking around age 47 or so. (Hmmm… right around the time many of us are beginning to pay college tuition bills…)

Hello, everyone. Happy New Year! Last week I came across the following quote from a Carthusian monk named Augustin Guillerand. It captures well some of the struggles in prayer that we all experience.