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Good Shepherd News
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Do you know where the ashes for Ash Wednesday come from? Last year’s blessed palms! We are now collecting palms from last year to be burned, and the ashes will be distributed at Masses on Ash Wednesday. If you have blessed palms from previous years, feel free to drop them off in the basket in the vestibule or at the parish office before February 3. Thank you!Read More -
If you desire to deepen your experience and intimacy with God, and become more open to God’s presence within, consider exploring Centering Prayer. Currently we meet virtually on Zoom every Tuesday morning from 9:40 until 11:00. Click for detailsRead More -
Mothers in Christ will be having our monthly playdate Saturday January 28th at 10am on the church playground. We hope to see you there for fun and fellowship as we support one another on this holy journey of motherhood!Read More -
We are currently hiring for the following two job openings: Full Time Pastoral Associate and Part Time Parish Secretary. Please click for more details.Read More
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News from the Vatican
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Archbishop Edgar Peña Parra’s testimony is considered especially crucial to the defense case, since theoretically it could undercut the credibility of the star witness for the prosecution, Italian...
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In a new, wide-ranging interview with the Associated Press, Pope Francis spoke out on several hot-button issues such as abuse and relations with China and called the ongoing ‘Synodal Path’ reform...
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In the latest development amid an ongoing showdown between the Vatican and the German bishops, three top Vatican officials nixed the proposal for a new legislative body governing the church in...
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Cardinal Jean-Claude Hollerich, a top papal aide and organizer of Pope Francis’s Synod of Bishops on Synodality, has said current tensions in Catholicism are nothing to worry about, but that...
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Pope Francis Sunday celebrated a special Mass marking the Day of the Word of God, during which he conferred the ministry of lector on seven lay people and said the Gospel is intended primarily for...
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