Pastor’s Letter 2.19.23

Pastor’s Letter 2.19.23

Dear Friends, Lent will be quickly upon us. Wednesday is Ash Wednesday and it begins our Lenten Journey, “The Great Fast” as it was often called. A few years ago, we all experienced a Lent that was forced upon us by the Covid pandemic. We were told to do without for...
Pastor’s Letter 2.12.23

Pastor’s Letter 2.12.23

Dear Friends, The Catholic Bishops of the United States recently began an effort to renew understanding and love of the Eucharist. They have recommended a three-year focus on the Eucharist to take place at diocesan and parish levels. In the Archdiocese of Omaha,...
Pastor’s Letter 2.5.23

Pastor’s Letter 2.5.23

Dear Friends, You may be aware from the news that Pope Francis has been visiting the Democratic Republic of the Congo and South Sudan this past week. I am sure this has been a very important moment for the parishioners we have from South Sudan and for the students at...
Pastor’s Letter 1.29.23

Pastor’s Letter 1.29.23

Dear Friends, I am excited to say that we are ready to start a new season of watching The Chosen together as a parish and to share the experience with Fireside Chats via Zoom. We did this for the first two seasons of The Chosen and on February 7th we will begin...
Pastor’s Letter 1.22.23

Pastor’s Letter 1.22.23

Dear Friends, At the Papal Audience this week, Pope Francis gave a reflection on evangelization. This is one of the things we talk about at Cabrini on a regular basis since sharing the Good News with others is an essential part of being a disciple of Jesus. The...
Pastor’s Letter 1.15.23

Pastor’s Letter 1.15.23

Dear Friends, In 1994, the most blatant example of genocide since World War II was committed over a hundred-day period before the eyes of the world. Members of the Hutu tribe slaughtered between 800,000 and one million of their Tutsi neighbors, people with whom they...