Category: Messages from Fr. Kevin
“One” Liturgical Change
Blessed First Sunday of Lent! This Lent there has been a change to the ENGLISH translation of the prayers at Mass. How many words are changing, you ask? One. What word is changing you ask? “One.” ... Read More
How Will You Love Better?
How will you love better? I don’t say that because today is Valentine’s Day…I say it because Lent is coming up. And a question to ask during Lent: how will you love better this Lent? Really ever... Read More
Foundations of Faith – March 2021
Fr. Kevin will be offering a short, four-week Bible study at 6:30 PM on Mondays in March, both in-person and live-streamed. As the world seems ever more in chaos, it is important to go “back to th... Read More
Josephine Bakhita: From Slave to Saint
In 1869, a young girl was born in Darfur to a respected and reasonably prosperous family in her village. She described that her early childhood was “a very happy and carefree life, without knowing w... Read More
Candles “A-Blaise”
This week is a special week of candles. February 2 is the Feast of the Presentation, which is when the child Jesus was brought to the temple forty days after his birth, according to Old Testament Bibl... Read More
Pro-Life: Children AND Mothers
This week, January 22, 2021, is the anniversary of the famous court case, “Roe v. Wade,” which legalized abortion on a federal level across the country. Friday, January 29, will be the annual Nati... Read More
Catholic News Sources
The riots at the capital, while awful, are also, unfortunately, somewhat unsurprising punctuation at the end of the year 2020, a year of pandemic, unprecedented levels of social isolation (thus increa... Read More
St. Thomas Becket…a National Holiday?
December 29th is the feast of St. Thomas Becket. Thomas Becket lived in England in the 1100s, where under King Henry II of England he served as Chancellor. Becket was a very worldly man who loved the ... Read More
