Have you seen the old gameshow "To Tell the Truth"? Three contestants would claim to be the same person, and a panel of judges had to figure out who was being honest. Today, at least three interpretations of the Catholic faith are vying to be believed, each claiming to be the real one. "Will the real Catholicism please stand up?"

When you think of Jesus, what images come to mind? A divine therapist, who has come to respond to our emotional needs? A savior, who wants to offer a ticket to heaven to as many people as possible? The words of Jesus to the woman at the well provide some helpful insights.

Over the past couple of weekends, you may have noticed something new in our Church: The Parish Pastoral Council, with the blessing of Fr. David, has installed beautiful blue kneeling pads along the altar rail for the use of those who wish to kneel when receiving Holy Communion.

Lent is here! When do Catholics have to fast, and when do they have to abstain from meat? What are the actual rules?

Ash Wednesday Mass Times are 8:30 AM, 12:15 PM, and 7:00 PM

Most people, I suspect, would choose the springtime flowers of Easter over the “desert” of Lent. Why do we give up things, abstain from meat on Friday, and fast during Lent?

Have you ever wondered what Catholics actually believe about witchcraft and related practices? Here's a Catholic perspective on the local legend of Moll Dyer.

Now that Roe v. Wade has been overturned, does the March for Life still matter? Is it just a partisan political rally that's no longer relevant?

As the Church mourns the passing of Pope Benedict XVI, I thought I'd share some of my favorite quotes from his many works. His writing has made a deep impact on me over the years - I began reading his books before he was pope and own more books by him than by any other author.

Christmas Vigil Masses: Saturday- 5:00 pm and 7:30 pm
Christmas Day Mass: Sunday– 8:00 am and 11:00 am

Sometimes, looking forward to little things is enough to keep us going from day to day or week to week. When the demands of life can seem insurmountable, though, we have an urgent need for the greater hope that we celebrate during Advent.

How often do we find ourselves in "the machine zone," mindlessly staring at our screens in order to distract ourselves from the reality of life around us? Fr. Chris Seith, a local priest and author of a recently published book, offers a helpful perspective.

What does the Feast of Christ the King teach us about politics? What things can you keep in mind as you prepare for conversations at Thanksgiving dinner?

If you know a college student who would enjoy receiving a care package as the Fall Semester winds down, please share their address!

Catholics are encouraged to visit a cemetery from November 1 to November 8. Why is that a good idea? And how can you find out where someone may be buried?

High School Teens are invited to Mount 2000, a Eucharistic retreat, from February 3-5, 2023!

If you've been unable to watch FORGIVEN: The Transforming Power of Confession with our small groups or Families of Faith program, you can watch it online here!

On October 11, 1962 – sixty years ago – the Second Vatican Council was officially opened by Pope St. John XXIII. Even after over half a century, debates about the interpretation of the Council continue. What was the Second Vatican Council, and how should we understand it today?

What's the proper way to deal with the guilt that we have for past sins? We often believe two dangerous lies about ourselves, but the light of the Gospel reveals the truth.