What a great gift to continue to celebrate Easter with our newly received first class relic of St. Teresa of Calcutta!

Listen as Fr. Neal Hock breaks open the scriptures on one of the most important stories the Gospel writers offer us - the Road to Emmaus. "Then the two recounted what had taken place on the way and how he was made known to them in the breaking of the bread."

In 2000, Pope St. John Paul II instituted the celebration of Divine Mercy Sunday as the Second Sunday of Easter. We hear from the Gospel of John and his account of the risen Lord appearing to the apostles. St. Teresa's hosted a Divine Mercy Hour with Eucharistic adoration, confession, and the Divine Mercy Chaplet in song.

Alleluia! He is Risen! Alleluia Alleluia!

Journey through the Paschal Triduum with Fr. Neal Hock's preaching to the college students at St. Teresa's Newman Center.

Journey through the Paschal Triduum with Fr. Neal Hock's preaching to the college students at St. Teresa's Newman Center.

Journey through the Paschal Triduum with Fr. Neal Hock's preaching to the college students at St. Teresa's Newman Center.

Prepare the way of the Lord. Prepare the way of Him, the great High Priest. Prepare the way of Jesus, who enters Jerusalem in peace, to offer sacrifice.

The Hour has come. A successor of the Apostles. Veiled statues.

Bishop Joseph Hanefeldt joins the students at St. Teresa's for the Fifth Sunday of Lent.

Jesus, who is the new Moses, reveals to his closest disciples His true self on Mount Tabor. Listen to the preaching of Fr. Neal Hock as he parallels Christ and Moses in this week's readings.

Second Sunday of Lent - Year A

Sr. Sydney Moss, FMA spoke about the Gift of Suffering during St. Teresa's monthly praise and adoration event Fully Alive. Sr. Sydney joined us for our Emmaus Retreat - a semesterly, four-day retreat where we invite students to commit to praying for 30 minutes and meet with a spiritual director, like Sr. Sydney, each day.