Pastor’s Letter 2.1.26

Pastor’s Letter 2.1.26

Dear Friends, These are difficult and unsettling times for all of us living in the United States. They are especially challenging times for our brothers and sisters who are recent immigrants. We are hearing more stories in the parish office of people placed in ICE...

Pastor’s Letter 1.25.26

Dear Friends, I have been on vacation for the past two weeks. At 70 plus years of age, it does not take much to say that I had an adventure. While snorkeling was the biggest planned adventure on this trip, life can always throw a few...
Pastor’s Letter 1.18.26

Pastor’s Letter 1.18.26

Dear Friends, We continue with Pope Leo’s homily from Epiphany, the close of the Jubilee Year: In the gospel reading, Herod fears for his throne and is agitated about those things that he feels are beyond his control. He tries to take advantage of the wishes of the...
Pastor’s Letter 1.11.26

Pastor’s Letter 1.11.26

Dear Friends, I am on my annual escape from January cold…hiding out for a couple weeks in San Pedro, Belize. You are in my prayers each and every day while I am away. This weekend and next, I will give you what Pope Leo said in a homily to mark the end of the Jubilee...
Pastor’s Letter 1.4.26

Pastor’s Letter 1.4.26

Dear Friends, We have entered a new year. Have you made any resolutions to begin the year? Have you already broken them? I know that I am not very good at keeping resolutions. I think resolutions are good things if you keep them in balance. Goals, perhaps, are a lot...
Pastor’s Letter 12.28.25

Pastor’s Letter 12.28.25

Dear Friends, I hope your Christmas season has begun with joy and blessings. As a church, our Christmas celebrations will continue through the celebrations of Epiphany and the Baptism of the Lord on January 11th. Unlike our culture, which has been celebrating...