Day 4 Pilgrimage
The 4th Day of the Pilgrimage: Płock-Jasna Góra
Some one thousand people are trekking to Częstochowa, Black Madonna's Throne in Poland.
11.08.2010. 11:32
Pilgrimage to Czestochowa
08.08.2010. 01:49
August 1 Bulletin
Bulletin for the 18th Sunday in Ordinary Time, August 1, 2010 is available for: DOWNLOAD
30.07.2010. 02:36
Holy Family Cathedral Building Progress
New album has been added to the 2010 Galleries. This album contains pictures from the construction site of the new cathedral and pastoral center. To visit, click the image below.
24.07.2010. 15:01
2010 Parish Feast Bulletin
On July 25th each we celebrate our Patron Saint Feast Day. The bulletin contains information about this year's celebration. DOWNLOAD
24.07.2010. 14:30
2010 Reward Pilgrimage
July 10 and 11 were the days that gathered pilgrims in the Shrine of the Most Holy Rosary in Reward.
On Saturday the Centennial Anniversary Celebration took place. Thank you to Fr. Gerard and the organizing committee for the effort for this successful promotion of the Shrine.
On Sunday the pilgrims came to adore the Blessed Sacrament, which was so fitting in the Month of July because this month is dedicated to the devotion of the Most Precious Blood. We adore the Body and Blood of our Savior in the Eucharist.
12.07.2010. 00:13
Lunch July 11 2010
As there is not much happening for the church events so there is no new pictures in the parish albums. Here is few from Brian's Diner that was infested with post Mass dining Catholics.
Visit this album directly by clicking the picture above.
Send your holiday pictures to our gallery. Especially if you went to Church, those will be very special :).
11.07.2010. 23:52
St. Augustine:
"I acknowledge my transgression, says David. If I admit my fault, then you will pardon it. Let us never assume that if we live good lives we will be without sin; our lives should be praised only when we continue to beg for pardon. But men are hopeless creatures, and the less they concentrate on their own sins, the more interested they become in the sins of others. They seek to criticise, not to correct. Unable to excuse themselves, they are ready to accuse others. This was not the way that David showed us how to pray and make amends to God, when he said: I acknowledge my transgression, and my sin is ever before me. He did not concentrate on others’ sins; he turned his thoughts on himself. He did not merely stroke the surface, but he plunged inside and went deep down within himself. He did not spare himself, and therefore was not impudent in asking to be spared."
