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Harmony | Weekly Homily
When we are open to God, He will give us peace and understanding.
Homilist: Fr. Emmanuel Johnson
Here’s a quick roundup of news and events from around the Diocese!
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Friday News Roundup: Join the National Eucharistic Pilgrimage in St. Michaels, AZ
Plus: Seminarian Aaron Alford to be ordained to the priesthood in June.
Just a reminder, as several deepfakes and false videos of the Pope generated by artificial intelligence have already made their way around the internet.
The Body of Christ | Weekly Homily
Christ is the head of the Church, and we are the body.
Homilist: Fr. Mitchell Brown
We live in a time that is deeply divided along partisan lines. Many will – and already have – rushed to determine whether the new Pope is “liberal” and “progressive”, or “conservative” and “traditional”. Many people – even Catholics – will try to fit him into their own worldview, and reject or embrace him simply because he may affirm or… Read more
The significance of the name “Leo”:
Our current Pope Leo has confirmed that he takes great inspiration from the previous Pope Leo XIII, who served as Pontiff from 1878 – 1903. Leo XIII wrote the great encyclical Rerum Novarum, which addressed challenges to labor posed by new technology, and which serves even today as a major source of… Read more
The Good Shepherd | Weekly Homily
Priests, bishops, and even the Pope are called to give their lives for their flock, to lead them in imitation of Christ. Pray for our shepherds, especially our Pope!
Homilist: Fr. Mitchell Brown
Habemus Papam!
Please join us in praying for our new Pope, Leo XIV.
If you’re feeling anxious about the conclave, give that anxiety over to God, and join us in praying for the College of Cardinals to elect not the Pope we want, but the Pope we need.
“O God, eternal shepherd,
who govern your flock with unfailing care,
grant in your boundless fatherly love
a pastor for your Church
who will please you by… Read moreIn the New Testament, St. Peter undergoes a change: from a man zealous about the things of this world to a man zealous about the things of the next.
Like St. Peter, may we – and our new pope – put the will of God above all else.
Homilist: Fr. Mitchell Brown
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