The Eucharist is the sacrament in which we receive the Body and Blood of Christ. The Church teaches that Christ is really present in the bread and wine that have been consecrated by the priest at Mass.

Before Jesus was put to death, He promised His followers that He would send His Spirit to comfort and strengthen them. The Holy Spirit was poured out on them on Pentecost.

All love comes from God, and all love reflects the love that God has for His creation. The Sacrament of Marriage is, first and foremost, a sign and symbol of this love.

Preparation and counseling: Call the rectory for more information.

Preparación y consejería: Llamar a la rectoría para mas información.

Each of us is to exercise our priesthood by strengthening and serving one another. Within the Church there are many means of service. One way of service stands out as a sacrament.

Many of us regret things we have done or fail to do, words we have said or thoughts we have harbored, things we are too embarrassed or ashamed to admit. Confession is above all a place of healing, not a place of judgment or punishment.

Part of Jesus’ ministry was to heal the sick, and He went about curing those who were ill or disabled, showing that suffering and death have no place in the Kingdom of God.