And the king will say to them in reply, ‘Amen, I say to you, whatever you did for one of these least brothers of mine, you did for me.’ —Matthew 25:40. Check out ways you can help through Catholic Charities!

You can help by donating breakfast bars and gently used children's books to be used by Kids Cafe this summer. Drop your donations in the gathering space by Sunday, May 5th. Click for details.

Do you like to have fun? All current 6th graders and older are invited to be volunteers with VBS. Sign up online today. Help us ROAR! this year!

This silent saint, who was given the noble task of caring and watching over the Virgin Mary and Jesus, now cares for and watches over the Church and models for all the dignity of human work.

Learn how Mark fulfilled in his life what every Christian is called to do: proclaim to all people the Good News that is the source of salvation. Click here to find out more about this saint.

Altoona Kids Cafe is made possible through the generosity of community, businesses, organizations and volunteers giving of their resources and time. They are looking for individuals who are passionate about feeding kids and eliminating hunger in our community. Click here to see how you can volunteer!

All 4-year-olds through kids finishing 5th grade are welcome to attend! Click to find more information, a printable registration form, or to register online.

Remember it is Fish Fry Friday! Support the Knights by joining them for supper or find out how you can volunteer. Click here and scroll down to "Fish Fries."

Find stories of hope, reflections, family resources and Lenten recipes at the Rice Bowl website. Download the CRS Rice Bowl app and you can put Lent at your fingertips with new daily reflections and recipes, integrated social sharing and a new way to track your Lenten sacrifices!

The central focus of the Annunciation is the Incarnation: God has become one of us. Find out more about this celebration and other Saints of the Day.

While many associate this day with corned beef and green beer, not many know the real story of how St. Patrick came to be the patron saint of Ireland. Click to read more...

A Lent Giving Jar is a simple way to motivate kids to practice giving during Lent. Coins collected can be donated to CRS Rice Bowl at the end of Lent. Find out more by clicking here.

Wed. Jan. 30: Parish Office Closed. Catechist Training & Planning cancelled. Men's Choir cancelled. Youth Ministry ice skating at Brenton Plaza rescheduled. Thu. Jan. 31: Stay-at-home Moms cancelled. Click for more information!

Don't forget to do your home blessing for Epiphany! If you didn't get a copy of the prayer at Mass this past weekend, you can find it by clicking here.

The twelve days of Christmas is more than a song. Beginning on Christmas Day this can be a time of reflection and gratitude for your family. Click here for more...

Did you know the history of the nativity scene? Learn about it plus a simple prayer to bless your manger scene at home.

This month we explored that during Advent, we move from darkness to light as we await Jesus's coming. We are called as Church to be outward signs of Jesus, just as Jesus was an outward sign of God's love. Check out some of the photos from this month's gathering.

A digital twist to an ordinary Advent calendar. Click here to see this interactive Advent calendar and more activities!

The Immaculate Conception is the conception of the Blessed Virgin Mary in the womb of her mother, Saint Anne. Mary was conceived naturally but God kept her soul immaculate, i.e. free from original sin. This concept is sometimes hard for children to grasp. Use this simple coloring sheet to help explain this Holy Day.

As Advent begins, kids - young and old - feel the great anticipation of Christmas. We should have patience and prepare like Mary and Joseph did for the birth of Jesus. Try using an advent calendar, waiting to put Jesus in the manger until Christmas morning or creating your own nativity activities. Click here for details!