Palm Sunday begins the holiest week of the Christian year. For a simple explanation of the days and ideas to celebrate them as a family, click here.

Please join us for a parish celebration of the Anointing of the Sick on Thursday, March 8th at 6:30 pm. Human frailty is a part of the reality of life, and our loving God is with us through the Sacrament of Anointing of the Sick to strengthen us when our minds or bodies grow weak. Thus, a person facing a significant surgery is encouraged to avail themselves of this sacrament (cf. CCC 1515), as well as the aged or seriously ill (cf. CCC 1513).

Lent is a time to “give up” a sinful behavior and replace it with something constructive. Check out these ideas!

Check out these prayers and activities, one for each day of Lent. Choose some of them to help your household live out your faith this Lent.

Lent comes along every year. And every year you think you should give up something. Can't think of what you should give up? Here's a list of 102 ideas...

Read the story of the Conversion of St. Paul. Is there something in your life you need to change, too?

Click here to see the Saint of the Day, St. Fabian. Look up any saint by date or name. You can also find the Saint of the Day link under the e-Community tab on our website.

During the final days of Advent, the anticipation increases as the birth of the Savior draws nearer and nearer. In the eight days before Christmas this anticipation is marked by something special that happens in the prayers of the Liturgy of the Hours. Make this prayer part of your Advent tradition! Click to read more and find the prayers.

Add a rose to your prayer space and click to pray this special prayer.

Click here to learn more about Mary's Presentation in the temple by her parents.

In November we remember those who have died. Click to create an All Souls Prayer Candle.

We are all called to be holy. Tomorrow is All Saints Day. Celebrate with an All Saints Party! Click for ideas.

Teens! Check out the service opportunities page on our website to find out ways you can get involved!

Find out more about this patron saint of librarians. (Find a link for the "Saint of the Day" under the eCommunity pull down menu, too!)

Do you know the Five Sorrowful Mysteries? Click here to find them and pray the Rosary.

Click here for ways to celebrate this feast.

Check out some of the pictures taken during the May faith formation gathering

Child care is offered for faith formation activities so parents and older children can attend without the distraction of caring for the younger children. Volunteers, especially adults, are always needed! Click for more information.

Did you know that pretzels are a traditional food for Lent? Click for details!

(The picture is a clue.) Click here to find more information!