Incarnation of Our Lord Church is hosting a new Bible study series at a new time and location:
Everyone is invited!
The topic: Acts of the Apostles “What Happened After the Resurrection?” includes videos from A.D., the Bible Continues television series.
My Dear Brothers and Sisters in Christ!
The Risen Jesus gives us advice on how to re-main connected to Him even though He is now beyond our physical grasp. We experience Him in the love we show to others. Not the bland sentimentality of feeling, but the vigorous day-to-day dedication to service of others.
Our family, school, … Continue Reading ››
The 2019 Bishop’s Annual Appeal (BAA) is underway. I am so grateful for your continued generosity to this important diocesan fundraising initiative! The BAA funds the annual budget that offers vital services like Catholic Charities, care for our retired & infirmed priests, education of Seminarians, Catholic schools, and support for our centers for special learning.
[caption … Continue Reading ››My Dear Brothers & Sisters in Christ,
The presence of the Risen Jesus fills the world with joy. We must have open hearts to receive Him. Especially in the Word of God proclaimed in Church and in the Easter sacraments Christ is alive! Your presence and support of the parish … Continue Reading ››
My Dear Brothers and Sisters in Christ!
The Aril 7th Gospel reading introduces us into the final Lenten period of our church life: Passiontide. We gaze into the eyes of a Savior who encourages us to “go and sin no more.” Our reaction should be one of loving gratitude after having experienced His pardon and mercy.
The … Continue Reading ››
My Dear Brothers & Sisters in Christ,
What's the problem with the older son in the famous parable? He himself could not understand a loving father's wasteful love. Why should he waste all that love and affection on a son who clearly did not deserve it?
The older son could not find a way to adopt his … Continue Reading ››
My Dear Parishioners,
God says to Moses, “This is what you shall tell the Israelites: I AM sent me to you...The LORD, the God of your [ancestors], the God of Abraham, the God of Isaac, the God of Jacob” (Exodus 3:14, 15).
As Jesus would later say, God is not a God of the dead, but … Continue Reading ››
I confess, Lord, it's been a while, and I feel ashamed. My guilt just seemed to get in the way, and now I've put this off for too long. Why do I let myself stray so far from you when I know in my heart that you have never left?
I am afraid, Lord, that if … Continue Reading ››
My Dear Parishioners,
Let us ask whether the fasting and penitential disciplines we have planned for ourselves this Lent are not TOO easy. Are they rooted in custom and tradition that have become almost automatic, second nature to us? Food, drink, entertainment have so often been the focus of our penitential attention.
I would like to suggest … Continue Reading ››
