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...

Fasting, almsgiving, and prayer are at the heart of the forty days of Lent. Here are some strategies for helping your kids get involved in these traditional penitential practices.

Pick a three leaf clover or use our coloring page to discuss the Holy Trinity. Did you know it is said that St. Patrick used a 3-leafed clover to explain the Trinity? When speaking with people he would bend down, pick a shamrock, and show it to them, as he explained how the three leaves are part of the one plant, and how similarly the three Persons, Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, are part of one God. Click here for a picture you can print and color.

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.

Most Catholics think of St. Peter’s as the pope’s main church, but they are wrong. Click here for more information!

Check out some photos from our October Faith Formation Gatherings.

Check out these photos from the two evenings when the saints came marching in!

Click here for some fun crafts and activities!

Take three minutes each day for an online retreat to give you 24 hours of peace! Click here for your 3-minute retreat. This link is also available under our eCommunity tab!