The 2021 Catholic Services Appeal is well underway, and our office at the Pastoral Center receives mail each day that includes the signature blue,…
Everyone should have a gratitude list that starts with God, who has given us every good gift we possess, and goes on to include…
Deacon Derrick: The old saying that opposites attract is spot on when it comes to Mistianna and myself. We are complete opposites, diametrically opposed…
Deacon Derrick: Intimacy in marriage can take on many forms. The first way many of us think of intimacy involves the type of love…
A woman comes into the Cathedral of the Assumption to pray. Her young son is in the hospital diagnosed with terminal cancer. “God, please…
Veneration of the Blessed Virgin Mary, the Mother of God and our mother, is a distinctive feature of our Catholic way of life. Mary…
What we have traditionally called the “White Mass” has been a tradition of the Catholic Church in the United States since 1932, which coincides…
School is back in session. New classrooms, new supplies and new teachers have brought a feeling of opportunity, and maybe a little anxiety too….
My name is Fr. Paul Beach, and I read with interest the new motu proprio of Pope Francis that was released on Friday, July…
Red Mass, a special liturgy, traces its genesis to Paris in 1245 and specifically relates to the legal profession. The tradition of holding a…