Deacon Steve Mitchell leads us on our mission weekend. He preached all the Masses this weekend walking us through all of the moments we have encountered Jesus this Lenten season.

We come to the conclusion of our three week series on Seeking the Face of God. This Sunday we explore the Mercy as we Seek the Face of God in Mercy. He opened the eyes of the blind man so he may see and brought him into the light. So to does he want to cast the shadow of darkness from us as well by forgiving us our sins.

We come to the conclusion of our three week series on Seeking the Face of God. This Sunday we explore the Mercy as we Seek the Face of God in Mercy. He opened the eyes of the blind man so he may see and brought him into the light. So to does he want to cast the shadow of darkness from us as well by forgiving us our sins.

Seeking the Face of God in the Eucharist. Fr. Steve continues his three part series. Today we look into the story of the Samaritan Woman at the Well, and how this story relates to our call to seek the Face of God in the Eucharist.

Seeking the Face of God in the Eucharist. Fr. Steve continues his three part series. Today we look into the story of the Samaritan Woman at the Well, and how this story relates to our call to seek the Face of God in the Eucharist.

"Slow down and seek My Face." What does it mean to seek the Face of Jesus? Let's examine what it means to seek the Face of God through prayer. Part 1 of 3 in the series of what it means to seek the face of God.

"Slow down and seek My Face." What does it mean to seek the Face of Jesus? Let's examine what it means to seek the Face of God through prayer. Part 1 of 3 in the series of what it means to seek the face of God.

Do not worry Jesus says...but how? How are we not to worry? How can we learn to trust?

Do not worry Jesus says...but how? How are we not to worry? How can we learn to trust?

Fr. Steve walks through the training and commissioning of Extraordinary Ministers of the Eucharist. He first discusses the disposition of heart that an EME must have then moves into the practical elements of distribution of Holy Communion.