The second reading this weekend (Philippians 4:6-9) has always struck a special chord with me, and in this time of uncertainty, it seems to be even more fitting. With the change of the season, kids going back to school (in whatever format that looks like at this time - and perhaps subject to change), thinking ahead to the holiday season and not knowing what gatherings will look like...
There are two wonderful opportunities for study, reflection, prayer, and growth in our faith that the Archdiocese will be offering in the coming months.
As our patron saint, St. Katharine Drexel, was so deeply involved with anti-racism work, we wanted to share some words from Fr. Paul's homily on the 12th Sunday of Ordinary Time regarding the recent racial tensions in our society: “As we stand for the sanctity of all life in the midst of a culture of death, as we strive for peace and justice for all in the midst of ever increasing violence and injustice, as we grow in understanding of our own complicity with racism and prejudice...
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