Fr. Mike Leclerc, Palm Sunday

Dcn. Marco Argentino, Fifth Sunday Of Lent

"Jesus came not to condemn but to save, to rehabilitate, to give new and enduring life. Jesus always leaves a door open.

Therefore, I can say that God has a very bad memory, because when we come before Jesus as the Sacrament of God among us, with a repenting heart there is no more memory of it."

Fr. Lou Cerulli, Fourth Sunday Of Lent

Fr. Mike Leclerc, Third Sunday Of Lent

"We’re conditioned to think that our lives revolve around these great big moments.  But truly great moments often catch us by surprise, they come wrapped in what others may consider small moments."

Fr. Mike Leclerc, Second Sunday Of Lent

"God is bearing all the responsibility for this covenant, even though he knows we will be the ones to break it. That is an act of complete and total self-giving done for one reason and one reason alone, because God loved Abraham, and God loves all of Abraham’s descendants."

Fr. Mike Leclerc, First Sunday Of Lent

"I hope and pray that this Lent, this time of preparation for the great feast of Easter, when Jesus came out of the tomb, can be a time of preparing for coming out of the tombs we’ve too often been in over the past two years. The isolation we’ve too often felt, in order to reconnect with the Lord, with one another, and become fully the Church, the people of God, gathered together spiritually and physically to gratefully offer praise and worship to the Lord who saves us by his Cross"

Fr. Mike Leclerc, Ash Wednesday

Fr. Lou Cerulli, 8th Sunday of Ordinary Time

"The good we do is done NOT for our reward but because it's Right, Loving and Just."

Dcn. Marco Argentino, 7th Sunday of Ordinary Time

"God loves us beyond our expectations, beyond anything we can possibly imagine. And in response to God's love, we are to love as God loves, beyond expectations and with a depth beyond imagining. And with the great power of the love of God."

Fr. Mike Leclerc, 6th Sunday of Ordinary Time

"Jeremiah said that in a time of drought those who trust in the Lord will still bear fruit. I am so so proud of our parish, of all of you who have trusted in the Lord, renewed that trust, or like me, are learning to trust him more and more each day. That trust allows us to grow and bear fruit, personally, and as a parish."