We so take our connections for granted, not even realizing that this is something we need to continually invite others to and to always seek to strengthen among ourselves. We see in those first Christian communities and our present communities the struggle to be inclusive, the challenge to embrace diversity of thought and practice, while holding fast to the core of our faith and tradition. Most of all we see and know intimately the struggle and the challenge of living as sisters and brothers in peace both in our homes and with those around the world. And you - were part of it all. The U.S. Bishops' Committee on the laity wants to hear from you.
Lots goes on behind the scenes to make it all happen so well.
All the liturgies were well prepared, the musicians and choir members put in many extra hours of practice and preparation, and those who cleaned and decorated the church made it a beautiful space to worship. Lectors, ushers, eucharistic ministers, choir and assembly all did a wonderful job of all the liturgies throughout Holy Week and Easter. Thanks too, to our RCIA team and sponsors who prepared and walked with our candidates for Baptism and full communion in the church during these last 9 months. Items of your choice are also, always appreciated. Contact Jeffrey if you need help coordinating large purchases.