From The Pastor’s Desk

May Jesus Christ the living Word, calling us to embrace goodness and truth, be with you!

Now that the areas of West, Southwest, and Wynnefield have overcome the “Mini wind burst”, “Micro storm”, or Mini tornado; whatever the weather people have identified it, it’s time for cleanup. Fortunately, no lives were lost or people injured. We pray those whose homes or cars that were damaged from the storm receive proper and speedy assistance.

I encourage everyone to maintain your Sunday obligation. It’s very important that we attend Sunday worship. I want to thank you for your financial support to our parish.

There are Parish activities and events happening in our parish. Support these activities and invite your family, friends, and neighbors to support them as well.

Today, our Gospel reminds us of the mercy of God. The first reading for Mass repeatedly emphasizes God’s mercy. St. Paul tells us that out of God’s mercy, the Holy Spirit comes to our aid and helps us to pray. The Gospel tells us how to reach God’s mercy. We are encouraged by God’s kindness to us and offering us hope. Today, we are reminded of God’s unconditional mercy to us. May we always be open to God’s kindness, hope, and mercy.

Peace and Blessings,
Msgr. Dr. Britto