Pastor Mark Dippre’s Reflection

There Is Plenty of Room in the Inn I have a beautiful picture hanging in my office titled There is Plenty

Pastor Mark Dippre’s Reflection2024-12-26T18:30:28-07:00

Father Dale Fushek’s Reflection

I remember when I left St. Timothy’s in 2005, I intended to have a Christmas campaign called, “Keep the Mass in Christmas”. 

Father Dale Fushek’s Reflection2024-12-17T21:55:10-07:00

Rev. Michael Lessard’s Reflection

Advent Transitions are difficult, moving, sickness, losses, and personal changes are just a few of the challenges we all face; it’s

Rev. Michael Lessard’s Reflection2024-12-16T11:26:31-07:00

Deb Smith’s Reflection

I feel honored to be writing the first reflection of Advent 2024.  As many of you know, I’ve been fighting a knee

Deb Smith’s Reflection2024-12-08T10:46:16-07:00

Rosemary Sambora’s Reflection

Sometimes the words of a song capture a situation spot on. At church we sing a song called The Voice of

Rosemary Sambora’s Reflection2024-11-27T13:39:52-07:00

Fr. Mike Lessard’s Reflection

Thanksgiving is almost here. It is a time to recognize as a nation that God’s love and grace is the foundation

Fr. Mike Lessard’s Reflection2024-11-17T14:07:28-07:00

Reflection: Servant Leadership

Servant Leadership Servant leadership, as modeled by Jesus, is a powerful approach to leadership that focuses on humility, service, and empowering

Reflection: Servant Leadership2024-11-09T16:55:59-07:00

Deacon John Null’s Reflection

2024 was a combination of reflection and looking to the future. As I turned 85 this September, I realized I have

Deacon John Null’s Reflection2024-10-16T18:31:50-07:00

Fr. Dale Fushek’s Reflection

The 2024 election is right around the corner.  It is important for the future of our nation.  We should all vote

Fr. Dale Fushek’s Reflection2024-10-16T18:28:29-07:00
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