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“…While they were looking intently at the sky as he was going, suddenly two men dressed in white garments stood beside them. They said, ‘Men of Galilee, why are you standing there looking at the sky? This Jesus who has been…

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To the Moms Who Are To the Moms who are struggling, to those filled with incandescent joy. To the Moms who are remembering children who have died, and pregnancies that miscarried. To the Moms who decided other parents were the…

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A FEW THOUGHTS  So our theme for this year was WE’RE HOME and our programming across all ages focused on being a uniquely Catholic home and what that means for us about being a community where everyone is welcomed, loved and…

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I am sorry to let you know that Demetrius Titus contacted us today to say that he has had a severe medical emergency and will be unable to join us on Thursday. The Social Justice Awareness Team is sorry for the inconvenience and…

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WHAT DO YOU SEE IN THE PICTURE, A PLACE OF PUNISHMENT OR RESTORATION? On May 4 at 6:30 Demetrius Titus is coming to Blessed Sacrament to talk about the prison system in America. The Social Justice Awareness Committee had invited…

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Happy Easter!!! Thank goodness the Easter season is 50 days long because it means this message is still on time! I hope that everyone had a meaningful Triduum and a blessed and beautiful Easter Sunday. I feel a little bit badly…

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While Tim and I were in Ohio last weekend, we passed by a little corner church several times during our stay. On their sign it said, “The journey of Lent leads to the cross.” Something about that statement just didn’t feel quite…

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In our Gospel this week we hear the familiar story of the healing of the Man Born Blind. Though most of us have the physical ability to see, we all have areas of social or spiritual blindness. What are the problems in society…

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The Samaritan Woman at the Well On Sunday we hear the story of the Woman at the Well proclaimed at Mass. This woman came to the well to draw out what she thought she needed, and instead she encountered Jesus who offered her so…

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A Season of Transformation During Lent we pray, fast, and give of our gifts in order to turn our hearts more fully toward God, to experience a conversion, to be changed. But in this week’s  Gospel it is Jesus who is doing the…