A Lenten Prayer in Preparation for Easter Walk with us as we make our journey through the desert of this Lenten Season. When we feel lost and alone, help us to hear your tender voice calling our name.When we encounter the brokenness in our world, inspire us to respond with […]
Lent is the time of year we devote to scrutinizing our lives in the light of our baptism into the death and resurrection of Jesus. Click the video below to join us for our Stations of the Cross, presented by Ministry and Clergy. In silence, let us quiet our minds […]
Thank you Fr. Jim Clarke for sharing your spiritual guidance as we all journey through Lent in preparation for the coming of our Lord, Jesus Christ. Re-watch Fr. Jim’s message at any time throughout Lent. Share with family and friends, as the word of Christ has no boundaries. Take care, […]
For Lent this year, we will be doing our activities a little differently. We invite you all to join in as we grow in our faith in a safe way. Stations of the Cross Please go on to our Facebook and YoutTube page every Friday at 7 PM to see […]
Please join the St. Louise de Marillac School on Thursday, February 11th for our Virtual Open House! The event will take place from 6:30 PM – 7:30 PM. We look forward to the time we can all meet together for our traditional St. Louise Open House. But this year, we […]
On Saturday, January 30th, Fr. Emmanuel celebrates his 25th anniversary of his ordination. Congratulations to Fr. Emmanuel for all his work and devotion to our spiritual needs! Let us pray: Today we thank you for the service that Fr. Emmanuel Francis hasgiven to your church in different ways and in […]
Candlemas is on Tuesday, February 2nd at the 8 AM Mass. After Mass, the priest will bless all candles together. There will be no individual blessings. You can either bring your own candle from home, but we are offering candles that were blessed at the Mass for a donation of […]
Please join us for our Las Posadas event on Friday, December 18th beginning at 6:30 PM in the parking lot. Las Posadas is a tradition deeply established in Latin culture. It originated in Spain, but it’s been a yearly celebration throughout Mexico for over 400 years. The tradition commemorates Mary […]
