Author Archives for Sean Reilly

OLW #DifferenceMakers Brighten Christmas For Many

OLW’s Christmas Sharing When we were children, we eagerly looked forward to what we would receive as gifts at Christmas. As adults, we realize that we receive joy from what we can do for those less fortunate. We can measure [read more...]

Mass of The Feast of the Holy Innocents

Fr. Arthur Marat presiding with Deacon Jerry Brennan assisting.

Let’s Start the New Year With a Successful St. Marks Food Collection

On Sunday, January 10th, we will have our monthly non-perishable food drive for St. Mark’s Parish.  In these difficult times their need for food is great and they are serving more people than ever. Our volunteers will be at the [read more...]

Save the Dates: Adult Enrichment Virtual Bible Study Program

MARK YOUR CALENDAR!  Adult Enrichment’s online virtual Bible study program starts this January… Additional information coming in January 2021 on this website, across our social media platforms. and in the Bulletin.

Reminder: Ring in the New Year with Prayer and Adoration

As we close out a COVID-challenged 2020, and prepare to welcome a (hopefully) healthier 2021, we will gather in our church for Prayer and Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament. Adoration will be offered to 40 congregants in each of six time slots beginning at 6:00 pm [read more...]

Mass of the Feast of the Holy Family

Fr. Mark Augustine presiding with Deacon Jerry Brennan assisting.

This New Year, Strive to Imitate The Holy Family

Feast of the Holy Family–2020 Today we celebrate the beautiful feast of the Holy Family of Nazareth. The Son of God, Jesus Christ, came into the world and was born of a virgin, whose name was Mary. He was raised [read more...]

Mass of The Nativity of the Lord: Christmas Day

Fr. Arthur Marat presiding with Deacon Jerry Brennan assisting.

Mass of The Nativity of the Lord: Christmas Eve

The Most Rev. George Rassas presiding and Deacon Paul Onischuk assisting.

Christmas Greetings to All

Dear Brothers and Sisters, I would like to send my sincerest Christmas greetings to you the families and members of our parish community, particularly those who are lonely, forgotten, and ill. During this Christmas Season, let us turn to Mary [read more...]