Pastor’s Letter 5.14.17

Pastor’s Letter 5.14.17

Dear Friends, As we celebrate Mother’s Day this weekend, I thought I would share with you a reflection written by a friend of mine, Susan Naatz, who works at Creighton University. It looks at the importance of family and memories: Following our father’s death in 2009,...
Pastor’s Letter 5.7.17

Pastor’s Letter 5.7.17

Dear Friends, Last Sunday the Church celebrated the feast of Divine Mercy and this Sunday that of the Good Shepherd. The Church gives us these wonderful images during the Easter Season to help us better understand the amazing gift we have received through Jesus’ death...
Pastor’s Letter 4.20.17

Pastor’s Letter 4.20.17

Dear Friends, In 1988, I went on my first thirty-day retreat. It was a silent retreat using the Spiritual Exercises of Ignatius Loyola. It took place at the Eastern Point Retreat House in Gloucester, Massachusetts. The first week — though it can be much longer — looks...
Pastor’s Letter 4.23.17

Pastor’s Letter 4.23.17

Dear Friends, This upcoming Saturday, April 29, Archbishop Lucas will ordain Doug Lenz a deacon. He is being assigned to our parish to serve in diaconal ministry. Deacon Larry Mruz, who has been assisting at the Mass on Saturday evenings, will also be assigned to work...
Pastor’s Letter 4.16.17

Pastor’s Letter 4.16.17

Happy Easter! Jesus has risen as he said! Rejoice! My friends, I hope you will experience some of the wonder and joy of that amazing good news on this Easter day. In the midst of hunting for eggs, sampling some chocolate Easter bunnies and carving up the Easter ham,...
Pastor’s Letter 4.9.17

Pastor’s Letter 4.9.17

Dear Friends, Welcome to the holiest week of the year! (and this year we kick it off with both palms and spaghetti!) I hope you will have an opportunity to join us for the liturgies of the Sacred Triduum (Holy Thursday, Good Friday, and Easter Saturday). They are the...