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With grateful hearts we want to Thank our Sponsors, Volunteers, and everyone who came out to visit us this past weekend!

As we near the end of the liturgical year, we begin to reflect more deeply upon the end of time in general, or, more specifically, the end of our own ''time'' in death.

A Family Christmas Dinner without the family drama! Join your parish family for our Annual Christmas Dinner on December 14th. Everyone loves turkey, so get your tickets early beginning November 30th!

In today’s Gospel, Jesus once again reminds us of His ever faithful mission- “to seek and to save what was lost.” It is a profound gift to allow Jesus to “seek us out” and to find us.

Fr. Andy and Deacon Steve discuss the roots and importance of Halloween, All Saints Day and All Souls Day as they are relevant to the Catholic Church.

To be a Christian today is not easy. It is not only a battle between good and evil, against our weaknesses and failings, but to a greater degree a war against the forceful attempts to turn us from and against God.

The Lord invites us today to stand before God the way we are, be honest and humble with ourselves, and to learn to be without pretense before God and the people around us. Such an attitude brings us close to God, close to our real self, close to one another.

Thanksgiving is just around the corner. Please consider those less fortunate by donating to the Thanksgiving Food Basket Drive. Items such as stuffing, instant potatoes, can yams, cranberry sauce, and all the items that make a great Thanksgiving Meal. Donations can be dropped off at the Parish Center.

It is always a pleasure to welcome Bishop Estevez to St. Luke! Thank you, Bishop, for celebrating a beautiful Mass for the Feast of St. Luke with us!

Join us in the Parish Hall on Thursday, October 17 at 7:00 pm to view the incredible story of Blessed Jerzy Popieluszko.

This weekend in our parish we celebrate the Feast of Saint Luke the Evangelist – the Patron Saint of our parish. The celebration affords us the opportunity to reflect on our life and to give thanks to Almighty God for every grace we have received in the last year

October celebrates the launch of Respect Life Month. “Although we must cherish, protect, and defend human life year-round, the Catholic Church in the United States sets aside each October as Respect Life Month. This year’s theme, ‘Christ Our Hope: In Every Season of Life,’ is particularly suited for our times.

There is still time to sign-up for the seasonal St. Luke Children’s Christmas Chorus! The chorus is open to children in Grades 2-8. This is a wonderful opportunity to sing with friends, make music, grow in faith, and have fun!

Since being approved by the Vatican in 2012, the Diocese of St. Augustine has joyfully celebrated the Feast of Our Lady of La Leche on Oct. 11. The devotion to “The Nursing Mother” dates back to 1577 and is the oldest Marian Shrine in the United States. Those that seek her intercession often pray for the gift of fertility or healing, a safe pregnancy and delivery, and families, as well as thanksgiving for answered prayers.

Saint Luke's account of Jesus' challenging preaching continues this week with the parable of the rich man and Lazarus. Despite the fact that wealth is involved, however, complacency seems to be the sin condemned here, especially in the light of the First Reading.

October is Respect Life Month. Please support the St. Luke Respect Life Ministry in the following events this month. The Diaper and Wipes Drive runs the entire month of October, and The Annual Life Chain Event will be held on October 6, from 2-3 PM. Please follow the links for more details.

Are we energetically building Christ's Kingdom now, so as to be able to enjoy it forever later?

Annunciation Catholic School invites everyone to join us at our Blue Mass to pray for and honor all Law Enforcement, Fire Fighters, and First Responders on October 3 at the 8:30 am Mass.

The Feast of St. Luke Annual Parish Picnic will be held on October 13, beginning after the 11 AM Mass.

This Sunday, the Church in the United States celebrates Catechetical Sunday under the theme: "Stay with Us." Catechetical Sunday is a wonderful opportunity to reflect on the role that each person plays, by virtue of Baptism, in handing on the faith and being a witness to the Gospel.