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Diocesan News
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June 20"It now belongs to all of us, particularly those in pastoral leadership, to listen to what has been put forward, to consider it prayerfully and to respond openly and generously to where the Holy Spirit is leading us" (in English and French)Read More
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May 31Removing most of the remaining restrictions for our churches, halls and offices. A few remain in place for the celebration of Mass as noted below.Read More
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Read MoreMay 30
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May 30Pastoral moves and updates for our new Families of Parishes and other changes. Please keep all our pastors and associate pastors in your prayers.Read More
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May 16A further donation in memory of their uncle, Father Ted, a former director of the Retreat HouseRead More
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News from the Vatican (via cruxnow.com)
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Like Sts. Peter and Paul, the church must go out to evangelize and not be bound by the chains of routine and spiritual mediocrity that stifles the Gospel message, Pope Francis said.
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Pope Francis says he believes the clashes over the liturgy currently ongoing in the Church call for Catholics to “abandon our polemics” and “safeguard our communion.”
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Nancy Pelosi took Communion during a Mass presided over by Pope Francis on Wednesday.
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Before celebrating the Holy Year 2025, Pope Francis is asking Catholics around the world to dedicate time in 2023 to studying the documents of the Second Vatican Council.
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Whether resting, traveling, working, serving others or going on a retreat, when students use their school breaks well, they are on the path to greater maturity, Pope Francis said.
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Today's Readings