We have accomplished great things in the past ten years, most especially the revitalization of our parish, its liturgy and the catechesis of our children. We have embraced anew our Catholic identity and our bond to the universal Church. But not so that we can stand still, to dawdle or drift. The old gives way to new.

Memories recede to make way for new and exciting things. That which is self-moving or self-regulated is gone. Old ways of doing things, old models, old forms must be given back to the past. New and creative things to nourish the minds and hearts of today’s parish families, our parish family, are waiting to be discovered.

Rev. Richard E. Barker
(281) 324-1478