The third Petition: Thy Will be done on earth as it is in heaven The word ‘Will’ means the same as ‘desire’. Hence, by praying “Thy will be done as it is in heaven”, we pray that what God desires might be done, not in the sense that God should Read more…
The Prayer that Jesus, our divine Savior, taught us, begins with the first invocation as, “Our Father who art in heaven”. Following this invocation, there are seven petitions. The first three petitions refer to the sanctification of his name, the coming of his kingdom and the fulfillment of his will. Read more…
It’s hard to believe but it’s been ten years since our last church directory update! The information and sign-up process has been streamlined and can be found at the link below. Photography will be done by Chelsea May Photography, owned by one of our parishioners. If you are unable to Read more…
Jesus tells Martha there is need for only one thing in today’s Gospel passage from Luke. We’re all familiar with this passage so when we hear this proclaimed we likely don’t pay a lot of attention. But Jesus is trying to impress upon His friend Martha, and us, what is Read more…
All of us pray almost everyday the prayer “Our Father…”. Jesus himself has taught us this prayer and thus has initiated us into a new relationship with God. We need to understand the deep significance of this relationship. First of all, by teaching us to call God “Our Father”, Jesus Read more…
In response to the Supreme Court of the United States issuing its ruling in Dobbs v. Jackson Women’sHealth Organization, Bishop William Patrick Callahan issued the following statement: We welcome today’s ruling by the Supreme Court, as we continue to proclaim a vision for our societythat upholds the truth that every Read more…