Praise be to our Lord Jesus Christ, who is risen from the dead! Happy Easter!

Today we celebrate the glorious fruit of God’s saving work—His desire to restore us to the Father. It is a day to rejoice in all that God has done and continues to do in our lives.

Before the Resurrection, however, Jesus endured suffering and a humiliating death on the Cross. By His example, we too are called to take up our crosses and follow Him. When we do, we begin to experience “little resurrections” in our own lives

I have had some dialogues recently with parishioners who want to learn more about the issues surrounding Immigration and the Church’s response locally and beyond. The actions of the deployment of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) have also caused great distress for many of us. So, here are some helpful links which include thoughts by Pope Leo, Archbishop Sample, myself, Dcn. Brett, as well as biblical sources and things one can do. 

I want to share with you an important update regarding the leadership of our school.

Two and a half years ago, Dr. Anne Erwin graciously came out of retirement to serve as our principal during a critical time in our school’s life. She accepted this role with a clear purpose: to stabilize, strengthen, and lift up our school community. I can say without hesitation that she has done exactly that — and done it exceptionally well. Read more…

Happy New Year to you all! As with every new year, 2026 will bring change into our lives. Some changes are welcome, some are neutral, and others can be quite challenging. It is often the difficult news that tests us most deeply. How we respond to those moments becomes part of our journey of faith.

Learn what the three guiding principles of Catholic Social Teaching as it relates to immigration.