We have entered the season of Advent, a time of expectation, trusting that God is ever present in our midst and calling us to deeper relationship with him. “Let us walk in the light of the Lord” – Isaiah 2:5 Upcoming Continue reading →

“Give thanks to the Lord, acclaim his name; Among the nations, make known his deeds, proclaim how exalted is his name. Give praise to the Lord for he has done glorious things; let this be known throughout all the earth.” – Isaiah Continue reading →

In this Sunday’s Gospel, Jesus is being crucified and he is “sneered” at by the rulers, “jeered” at by the soldiers, and “reviled” by one of the criminals being crucified with him. But he only responds to the other criminal Continue reading →

The readings for this coming Sunday remind us to not be afraid and remain vigilant. “By your perseverance, you will secure your lives.” – Luke 21:19 Where am I being called to place my faith and trust more in God? Student Continue reading →

This Sunday is the Feast of the Dedication of the Lateran Basilica in Rome. Even though church buildings are important in their own way, St. Paul sheds light on the dignity of the human person when refers to the temple Continue reading →

This week, we take time to remember, honor and pray for our deceased loved ones. The Feast of All Saints in on Saturday, November 1 and the Feast of All Souls, Sunday, November 2. “The souls of the just are Continue reading →

Welcome back from a week of respite! In the readings for this Sunday, we hear how God hears the cry of the poor. “The prayer of the lowly pierces the clouds; it does not rest till it reaches its goal, Continue reading →

“Return, my soul, to your rest; the Lord has been very good to you” – Psalms 116:7 Have a restful Fall break and reading week. Find time for silence, time in nature, quality time with a friend or anything that might Continue reading →

Two weeks ago, our new student leaders, were given a blessing at our FST liturgy. They are Joan Choi and Daniel Kaatz (receiving the blessing on zoom) from the MTS-FT (Online) and John Murcko and Nick Straub from our in-person Continue reading →

The “Transitus of St. Francis” commemorates the passing of St. Francis of Assisi from this life to eternal life with God. Celebrated on the evening of October 3rd, the vigil of his feast day, it is a solemn not mournful observance, Continue reading →