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The demanding and challenging request of Jesus' commandment, "Love one another as I have loved you" can be expressed in many ways. In joy, forgiveness, obedience, service. Especially in motherhood - Happy Mother's Day.

"I am the vine and you are the branches". How do we stay united to the vine? How can we bear fruit and share in eternal life?

The Fourth Sunday of Easter is traditionally known as "Good Shepherd Sunday" in reference to the Gospel of the day—always a passage from John Chapter 10—in which Jesus describes Himself as the Good Shepherd.

“You are witnesses of these things” (Lk. 24:48). The Apostles, who saw with their own eyes the Risen Christ, could not keep silent about their extraordinary experience. He had revealed himself to them so that the truth of His Resurrection could reach everyone through their witness.

The Second Sunday of Easter is called “Divine Mercy Sunday.” The message of the Divine Mercy is directly connected to the celebration of the Paschal Mystery.

“Then the other disciple also went in….and he saw and believed.”

With the liturgy of Palm Sunday of the Lord’s Passion, we stand at the threshold of Holy Week. This special week in the life of the Church and our own lives, we commemorate the most profound mysteries of life and death, of God and man, of love and sin.

The readings for the Second Sunday of Lent capture the essence of the message that shapes the Lenten season, that is framed by two dramas - that of Abraham and of the Transfiguration.

Repentance is the foundational Gospel command and today it takes on greater significance as we are called to confront the evils of our day. Only a heart set right with Christ can see with clarity and speak with charity.

On March 10 at 7:00 pm, we will offer the Sacrament of Reconciliation during our Lenten Penance Service. We have invited a number of priests from neighboring parishes to assist us. Please join us in this Holy Season of Lent in preparing ourselves for the Lord's Resurrection at Easter.

Join our faith community-and more than 12,000 Catholic communities across the United States-in a life-changing Lenten journey with CRS Rice Bowl.

Beginning on Ash Wednesday, Parish Outreach Ministry will collect personal hygiene items for needy children in Clay County Schools.

St. Luke Council of Catholic Women is collecting for "Hugs for the Homeless" after Masses this weekend and next. Your donations may be placed in the jar next to the "HUGS" Sign in the gathering area of the Church. Thank you for your generosity!

Continue your spiritual journey with a Small Group! This year, Small Groups for Lent will focus on Matthew Kelly's "I Heard God Laugh". Sign-up this weekend after Masses or online.

The Lord calls us to become saints, challenges us to get to work with hearts formed in Christ-like love. “Be imitators of me, as I am of Christ.” The words of St. Paul are a powerful challenge to the way we live our lives in preparation to begin our Lenten journey.

Lent is fast approaching, and so is our Friday Lenten Fish Fry! Please join us on Fridays: Feb 19, 25, and March 5, from 5:30-6:45 pm for food and fellowship, followed by Stations of the Cross.

Best Lent Ever Journals will be distributed after all Masses this weekend and on Ash Wednesday. Make sure to get yours, and embrace a deeper, more spiritually rewarding life, and lose yourself in God this Lent!

This week, we hope you will make a prayerful decision to pledge a gift to our 2021 Bishop’s Annual Stewardship Appeal.

The Liturgy of the Word for this Sunday presents us with lots of suffering.

Family Faith Formation is hosting a Valentine’s Outdoor Movie Night, featuring Pixar’s “UP”, on February 12, from 6:30-9:00 pm.