Tuesday, May 5

Morning Message: May 5

Jesus’ experiences on earth allow him to relate with us; he sees we all need of forgiveness. Rather than be angry, guilty or aggressive with ourselves and others; he suggests instead that we assume a gentle, forgiving or accepting attitude. God knows what’s best for us, in fact, God knows what we need before we do!

Friday, May 1

Weekly Update for 5-1-20

Friday, May 1

Morning Message: May 1

Let us pray our Morning Offering together. Today is the Feast Day of St. Joseph the Worker. The statue pictured is at a church in Poland and features Joseph with his carpentry tools. Can you imagine Jesus learning from him?

Thursday, April 30

Morning Message: April 30

Jesus' followers continued to face challenges while spreading the Good News. Hear more of the story. Mrs. Cox's #photochallenge: share photos of you and your rescued pet!

Wednesday, April 29

Morning Message: April 29

The early followers of Jesus focused on supporting one another, sharing their lives, riches, and blessings in community. All blessings we receive are gifts from God and meant to be shared.

Tuesday, April 28

Morning Message: April 28

We come to church and to a Catholic school to learn more about Jesus as well as helping our brothers and sisters and serving Jesus by using the gifts that He has given to us. We are a family in Jesus’ name and God’s family sticks together.

Monday, April 27

Morning Message: April 27

In our third week of Easter rejoicing we’ll hear stories of the earliest Christians. They were called “Followers of the Way,” and the “Way” was Jesus. They were baptized, and they participated in the Breaking of the Bread, what we call Mass.

Friday, April 24

Weekly Update for 4-24-20

Friday, April 24

Morning Message: April 24

Have a wonderful day and a beautiful weekend. Even on a rainy day you can be someone’s sunshine, attitude is everything!

Thursday, April 23

Morning Message: April 23

After Jesus’ death, his disciples were afraid. But Jesus wanted them to continue his work. He gave them strength and courage. His appearances gave the disciples comfort, and they were encouraged to continue God’s work.