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Click on the title above to sign up for First Friday Eucharistic Adoration. You may sign up for more than 1 hour if you wish.

ALL Masses from now on will be inside, so attendance is by sign-up only, so we don't exceed our new limit of 45. You may sign up for/attend as many weekdays as you wish. Weekends are still limited to one. Click on the title above.

You are welcome to sign up for as many weekday Masses as you want. But since weekday Masses are in the church, you must sign up, to ensure that we don't exceed 30 per Mass. Thanks.

Fr. Kyle unrolls how Holy Family will handle the Phase 1 difficulties of 25% occupancy in church. It involves sign ups and patience.

Fr. Kyle gives direction on how we will celebrate outdoor Mass on the weekends, starting this weekend May 9-10.

May 1st announcement about public Masses and how Chapter 11 restructuring will affect our parish.

Video of Fr. Kyle celebrating the Palm Sunday liturgy

Reflections on Pope Benedict XVI’s Letter Verbum Domini. The first in a series on Mary's prayer and its roots in the Old Testament

Fr. Kyle shows how to celebrate the Palm Sunday Procession from home

Unable to gather for liturgy, how do we enter into these holy days so central to our faith? Some thoughts on Holy Saturday...a day of waiting.

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Letting Jesus Heal

Repentance isn't as bad as we make it out to be.

St. Joseph is a powerful intercessor.

By His obedience, Jesus calls us to obedience by letting go control of what we think God should do.

The Life of St. Patrick and what we can learn from his slavery as a teenager.