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We hope that everyone is enjoying a happy, healthy, and blessed 2025. As we look forward to a fast approaching "New Year", consider challenging yourself by joining our parish's Appalachia Summer Home repair Program. Our volunteers will once again travel to Preston County, West Virginia (38 consecutive year) to assist families in need with essential home repairs, offer emotional support and foster spiritual growth. Please consider getting involved by joining us June 14th - June 20th, 2026, for a week of rewarding service that offers the chance to make a special difference in the lives of your fellow neighbors. Along the journey, you will form new friendships and strengthen your personal faith. Our trip is expected to accommodate 80 - 85 volunteers, so early registration is highly encouraged! Upcoming 9th graders, high school students, (hours provided), young adults and adult volunteers are welcome.

For many married couples, their greatest concerns and anxieties center around the welfare of their children.

Today we celebrate the feast day of Mother Frances Cabrini, the patron of immigrants.

What better way to pray than with the Word of God? Couples can begin their prayer by reading the daily Scripture together.

Look for the Angel Trees at both St. Catherine of Sweden and St. Richard beginning the weekend of November 15 & 16.

We've all heard the expression 'seeing is believing' and in Sunday's Gospel, we hear Jesus echo something like it when He says: "everyone who sees the Son and believes in him." In that day and time this certainly made great sense. If they saw Jesus, then they likely heard His teaching, witnessed miracles, experienced His charismatic presence.

Couples can help each other to lead a balanced prayer life. There is a simple acronym, ACTS, which can help couples to lead a well-rounded prayer life.