Michael Patti

Exciting update: Campaign Progress

Thank you to all of the volunteers, parishioners, and donors who have made our capital campaign, Providing For Our Family’s Future, a great success for our community. Because of your prayers and support, we have been able to reach $3,658,000 (96.8%) of our $3,775,000 goal! (Progress as of December 9th) Entering into our first Commitment Weekend on November […]

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Fr. Terry Keehan

Climb. Seek. Listen. Behold.

     We are seeking Higher Love this Advent. It is written on the wall behind the altar and has supportive words high up in our Narthex. They are representative of the scriptures that guide us this Advent season: Climb.  Seek.  Listen.  Behold.      We have incorporated more secular music into our weekend Eucharistic liturgies and this reflects a philosophy of mine, namely

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THANK YOU! THANK YOU! THANK YOU!

Providing For Our Family’s Future is the Capital Campaign that builds our present community through spiritual renewal, ensures our campus will be maintained at its current level of excellence and fulfills our commitment to the programs and scholarships of the Archdiocese. It is a vision for Holy Family that honors our past, gives thanks to the present,

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Fr-Rich-Jakubik

Higher Love

 “Think about it, there must be a higher love – down in the heart or hidden in the stars above.  Without it, life is wasted time.  Look inside your heart and I’ll look inside mine…”                                                                                                                                          Steve Winwood The Joyful Season of Advent is upon us.  Matthew’s gospel puts us right in the tension that exists in our world today with the suffering and

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Fr. Terry Keehan

Christ the King

     Christ! Our eternal King! What a powerful statement. This weekend the Church suggests that we focus not simply on one aspect of Christ, namely as King, but on the eternal nature of Christ’s kingliness. Often at baptisms when I am about to anoint a baby with the sacred chrism, I try to give a longer

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