It is with sorrow that we share that Martha Flattery has passed into her eternal life: https://www.winfieldfh.com/obituaries/Martha-Flattery/ Eternal rest grant unto her, O Lord, and let perpetual light shine upon her. May she rest in peace. Amen. May her soul and the souls of all the faithful departed, through the mercy of God, rest in … Continue reading Rest in Peace, Martha Flattery
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We have all been created as male and female. While the differences between us may sometimes cause confusion or frustration between us, our differences also complement each other. We all know that differences beyond our sexes are much the same way, but nothing is more universal than the struggle to understand another of the opposite sex. … Continue reading Weekly Reflection from Father Kevin, July 12, 2020
"Right is right, even if everyone is against it, and wrong is wrong, even if everyone is for it." John Wayne said it best, but he was quoting William Penn, who was repeating an idea that seems to have been expressed by almost every culture at some point. Given the fact that the idea pops … Continue reading Weekly Reflection From Father Kevin, June 21, 2020
In November 2018 the Catholic bishops of the United States released a pastoral letter against racism called, Open Wide Our Hearts. The letter is a powerful invitation for all the people of God to “face courageously the vice of racism, . . . reach out generously to the victims of this evil, to assist the conversion … Continue reading Open Wide Our Hearts: Prayers to Heal Racial Division
To celebrate the feast day of our patron, St. Anthony, we plan to stop by the homes of our parishioners for a brief "doorstep" visit and prayer. How will this work? Visits will take place outside with social distancing; staff will not go into your home. Visits will take place on the mornings and evenings … Continue reading Doorstep Visits for the Feast of St. Anthony
St. Peter speaks this week about suffering for being a Christian, namely for carrying that name of Christian. At this time, being called a Christian usually wasn't going to be a positive thing, and it certainly wasn't something neutral like it is today. It was always going to be a label that meant something very important, whether good … Continue reading Weekly Reflection from Father Kevin (May 24, 2020)
Join us as we live stream the Mass for the Solemnity of the Ascension via Facebook on Thursday, May 21st at 5 p.m. Recordings will be available on Facebook and YouTube, and linked on our homepage, the next day.
In the Gospel of Mark, Jesus' first words are an invitation to metanoia--an invitation to repent, to change, to be converted. No matter where we are on our faith journey, Jesus is calling us to a deeper relationship with him. Metanoia: A Journey with Christ into Conversion is a video series that explores areas in … Continue reading Watch the Metanoia Series
As we saw last week, it's quite important to consider how Jesus Christ is the gate, the Way to eternal life. In today's Gospel, St. John shows us Jesus telling His disciples that he is the Way, the Truth, and the Life. This is one of those times when we have to see what Christ … Continue reading A Reflection from Father Kevin (May 10, 2020)
