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Novena in Memory of Pope Francis
The entire Church mourns the death of our Holy Father, Pope Francis. In cathedrals, basilicas, parish churches, shrines, and chapels, the Holy Eucharist will be offered for the repose of his soul. Communities and individuals will ask God to bestow his infinite mercy on the man who served the Church as Bishop of Rome.
This novena has been prepared to help pray for the Pope during this time. The daily novena—lasting for the novendiales period as directed by the College of Cardinals—consists of a short reading from Scripture or some other ecclesiastical text and some brief prayers, including orations drawn from the Roman Missal and the Order of Christian Funerals.
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2025 Bishop’s Appeal
We begin the One in Christ, 2025 Bishop’s Appeal this coming weekend, a vital effort in our journey of spiritual and pastoral renewal. Together, as The One, we stand united as a family, transforming lives through faith and service.
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Bishop Caggiano – The Call to Priestly Vocations
A Blessed Epiphany to you and your family!
I write to invite you to reflect on a matter of profound importance in the life of our Church – the call to priestly vocations. The priest is called to be a shepherd, a servant, and a visible sign of Christ’s presence among us. Please Click Here to learn more…

We feed the Hungry!
Over 7,500 Sandwiches made in 2024 For New Covenant Center! CAN YOUR FAMILY HELP IN 2025? Please Click Here to sign up! PLEASE WHEN YOU DROP YOUR SANDWICHES — PLACE THEM IN A BAG AND PLACE BAG IN COOLERS NO LOOSE SANDWICHES PLEASE!! New Covenant Center continues to need our help in making sandwiches to distribute for lunch. This is an at home family service opportunity. THIS MONTH WE NEED NEW DELIVERY HELPERS! PLEASE CONSIDER SIGNING UP

Novena in Memory of Pope Francis
The entire Church mourns the death of our Holy Father, Pope Francis. In cathedrals, basilicas, parish churches, shrines, and chapels, the Holy Eucharist will be offered for the repose of his soul. Communities and individuals will ask God to bestow his infinite mercy on the man who served the Church as Bishop of Rome.
This novena has been prepared to help pray for the Pope during this time. The daily novena—lasting for the novendiales period as directed by the College of Cardinals—consists of a short reading from Scripture or some other ecclesiastical text and some brief prayers, including orations drawn from the Roman Missal and the Order of Christian Funerals.
Please Click Here to download the Novena

2025 Bishop’s Appeal
We begin the One in Christ, 2025 Bishop’s Appeal this coming weekend, a vital effort in our journey of spiritual and pastoral renewal. Together, as The One, we stand united as a family, transforming lives through faith and service.
Please Click Here to learn more…

Bishop Caggiano – The Call to Priestly Vocations
A Blessed Epiphany to you and your family!
I write to invite you to reflect on a matter of profound importance in the life of our Church – the call to priestly vocations. The priest is called to be a shepherd, a servant, and a visible sign of Christ’s presence among us. Please Click Here to learn more…
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Please Help Us Reach our Goal!
Bishop’s Appeal Goal: $694,300
Total Pledged as of 4/4/25: $179,865 (26%)
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NOTES FROM MONSIGNOR ROB
Cathedrals, Light, and Resurrection
The world recently witnessed the consecration of the splendidly renovated Cathedral of Notre Dame in Paris. It is a story of “rising-from-ashes” that spoke to the gift of hope in Christ. The earliest cathedrals were the worship spaces of monks who lived a life of seclusion and holy darkness. As the Holy Spirit moved in the hearts of those responsible for designing the new Gothic structures, darkness gave way to more and more light shining
Palm Sunday with a Church Father
In preparing for Holy Week I was drawn to some of the Church Fathers, that group of writers in the early Church. Many of their inspired musings have been collected, preserved, and made widely available. I was struck by St. Andrew of Crete’s words about Christ’s entry into Jerusalem which is the Gospel of Palm Sunday. St. Andrew provides a powerful meditation on the simplicity of Christ’s arrival as a challenge for us to approach
Seeing with New Eyes
I’m turning this week’s column over to the Jesuit poet J. Janda because I believe that he speaks succinctly to the need for all of us who are sinners and who do a fair amount of judging of others to live a different way. “Let the one among you who is without sin be the first to throw a stone at her.” ~ John 8:7 The Light You cannot change others, no but you can
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DAILY READING AND PRAYER
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August 31, 2023
Published on 2023-08-31
FAITH IN ACTION
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Seeking forgiveness
Published on 2023-08-31
FAMILY LIVING
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5 Marks of a Catholic family
Published on 2023-08-28