This is the second Sunday when the Gospel continues the chapters of St John’s Gospel known as the Bread of Life...

The subject today is food...

A Sunday School teacher decided to have her Second-Grade class memorize Psalm 23, “The Lord is My Shepherd.”...

A pastor was asked to preach on a special day when the Bishop was present...

Thank you Resurrection Parish! The Ladies of Charity would like to thank the generous parishioners of Resurrection Parish for your efforts to collect over 6,552 DIAPERS and 10,528 WIPES at the June 13th Diaper Drive. Young families enrolled in Catholic Charities Pregnancy and Parenting program will benefit from your generosity.

Resurrection Parish will be starting a new ensemble called the St. Cecilia Schola.

Have you ever faced the situation Jesus did in the gospel today?

Are you afraid of death?

Storms are part of the lived human experiences...

Andrew, an explorer who was crossing a desert...

In the past 10-15 years, there has become a new type of tv show...

Mission Cooperation Sunday is on June 5th & 6th in 2021.  Normally, a missionary comes to visit the parish and speak during homily time at mass.  Because of Covid-19 restrictions this year, there will be no in person talks.

Today is the Feast of the Holy Trinity...

Please stop by St. Thomas More Church on Sunday, June 13th from 1-3 pm with donations of Diapers and Wipes to be distributed by Catholic Charities. These items are given to expectant mothers at the prenatal office in the eight surrounding counties Catholic Charities serves.

Protecting God’s Children (PGC) was introduced in 2003 and is required for all volunteers and employees. Recertification is now required every three years. Please click on the link above to read more.

Do you remember the wonderful scene in “Miracle on 34th Street”...

A special thank you goes out to the members of Canticle Choir, Living Spirit Choir, Resounding Grace Ringers and those who were on our parish hymnal project for getting together and putting our hymnals back in our churches. It is definitely a time to celebrate and pray twice as the world continues to heal! A special thank you goes to Julie Mareino and Audrey Szucs who worked hard to organize the projects in each church.

As we have all heard, the Governor has removed all restrictions related to the Corona virus effective May 31st. The one exception is that everyone must still wear a face mask. With the restrictions lifted, all ministries and organizations may resume their meetings without a limit on how many people may attend.

Remember the soap opera called “Another World”?

SJC Hall. Here’s your chance to learn more about the festival and how you can help.  We are just one month away from the start of SummerFest and hundreds of volunteers are  still needed. Join the fun at our parish festival to get out of a pandemic slump, meet new  friends and support the parish. All individuals, families and ministry groups are invited  to come and explore the many opportunities of SummerFest.