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SATURDAY MASS TIME CHANGE: Beginning October 3rd, Saturday Mass time will change to 4 p.m. for Sacred Heart and 6 p.m. for St. Anthony. Forming Consciences for Faithful Citizenship is the teaching document of the U.S. Catholic Bishops on the political responsibility of Catholics. It provides guidance for all who seek to exercise their rights … Continue reading St. Anthony Bulletin Brief
Our first reading from Ezekiel speaks about those who turn away from sin being welcomed back by God. As Christians, we all recognize this, and it would be hard for us to see it any other way. But God was speaking to people who truly thought differently, who believed that someone's sins would change them … Continue reading Weekly Reflection with Father Kevin
We at St. Anthony mourn the loss of a long-time parishioner this week, Ricardo Campero. Let us be united to Nelly and his entire family in prayer, both for Ricardo's soul to be swiftly united with God Most High, and in thanksgiving for Ricardo's long and blessed life which we got to share with him. … Continue reading Rest In Peace, Ricardo Campero
There is a difficult balance for us to strike in our lives between desiring Eternity with God and seeking a fulfillment here in His Creation. St. Paul tackles this issue this week, reminding us that both must be desired, and desired for the right reason. To live our lives longing for more of what we … Continue reading Weekly Reflection with Father Kevin
The idea of holding a grudge against someone hasn't always been seen as an evil feud that we should always avoid. At different times and places around the world, this has been perfectly acceptable in cultures under certain circumstances. For example, the word vendetta comes from a practice in Medieval Italy, in which a murder … Continue reading Weekly Reflection with Father Kevin
Of all the ways we are called to look after one another, speaking the truth to one another is the most difficult. Some may say that this comes easier to some than others, but this sometimes misses an important aspect, namely effectiveness. Sometimes people have no apprehension in speaking the truth, but make no effort … Continue reading Weekly Reflection With Father Kevin
