Lent is almost over — visit us this Wednesday from 7:00 to 8:00pm or Saturday from 4:00 to 4:45pm to partake of the Sacrament of Mercy: the Sacrament of Confession.

In today's Gospel, we hear the story of Lazarus, who Jesus "loved," Scripture tells us. Listen to our pastor make the connection between Lazarus and us, his resurrection and ours to come, and the great mercy our Lord wants to have on us this Lent.

Won't you join us for #HolyWeek?

Jesus's anger expressed in the Gospel of John this past Sunday has been discussed for centuries. What is righteous anger? What is not? Listen as Fr. Lucas Laborde provides some guidance.

Fr. Ivan dives into St. Ignatius' masterful work on consolation and desolation in the spiritual life. Don't have time to read the book? Just listen to this short, effective summary!

Are you afraid of the Sacrament of Reconciliation? Haven't been to confession in years? Let our pastor's words encourage you to avail yourself of this fountain of grace, straight from the Heart of Christ.

This Lent is different than most due to the COVID-19 pandemic. We're giving up enough already, aren't we? Fr. Lucas challenges us to still run this race: Can we give God more this season?

This weekend, Feb. 20-21, parishioners are invited to make their commitment to this year’s Annual Appeal. Visit appeal.adw.org to learn more about how the Annual Appeal impacts our parish and archdiocese communities and to make an online gift. We hope that every parish family will participate this year. No donation is too small and will be credited towards our parish goal. Thank you in advance for your generous response.

We want to be ourselves, but do we know ourselves? For our 150th #podcast episode, take a listen to Msgr. James Watkins' explain how to be "yourself" at today's #AshWednesday service.

Will you permit Jesus to heal you? Can you let Him in?