In Lent, we, as Catholics, often hold ourselves to very high expectations and get disappointed when we fail.
In this video, Fr. Mark Toups talks about how God loves us as we are, meets us where we are, and then invites us deeper into relationship with him. He calls us to a life of purpose, peace, and meaning.
As we continue to journey into the solemn and beautiful Lenten season, we invite you to reflect on its significance and embrace the transformative power it holds for our spiritual lives.
Wishing you a blessed and reflective Lenten season. May this time of prayer and self-discovery lead us to a profound encounter with the love and grace of our Lord.
Ways to Grow in Your Faith this Lent
Stations of the Cross
Join in community prayer by attending Stations of the Cross this Friday, March 1, at 6:30 p.m. in the Church using Stations of the Cross - Overcoming Racism. Printed copies are available for use during Stations of the Cross.
Mass in Slow Motion
Fr. Peter Lewitzke, OP, will administer a "teaching Mass," commonly referred to as "Mass in Slow Motion," this Saturday, March 2, during Daily Mass at 11:30 a.m. Hosted by Boiler Catholics, this Mass provides an opportunity for student and resident parishioners and guests to experience the Holy Mass's history, beauty, and meaning.