Funeral Mass If you were unable to join us on Tuesday and would like to see the video of the Mass, you can do so at: https://www.facebook.com/scmc.baltic/videos/2446939035473980/ We will add it below as soon as we are able to. Thank you and God bless you!
This weekend the Woman of Samaria appears in our Gospel (John 4:5-42). If you have a copy of the Gospels, or can get it online, it is well worth reading this long passage slowly and prayerfully. This woman belonged to a people who had
The Gospel this week brings us back to Mount Tabor and, once again, we hear the story of the Transfiguration. It is not a new story. Many of you could probably tell me all about it right now, without giving it a second thought. However,
Divine Dialogue of God with the Soul The temptation of Jesus in the Desert The Gospel reading for this First Sunday of Lent can be somewhat disturbing. It may seem that since Jesus is God (He is of course), He would never have
Divine Dialogue of God with the Soul Wednesday, February 22, is Ash Wednesday. It seems it comes while we still have random pieces of Christmas around our homes—a random pine scented candle; a fading, balding wreath on the side door of the garage But
Divine Dialogue of God with the Soul When I was in Catholic grade school, times were simpler and safer. At the noon recess (a full hour!) we fourth graders and older were allowed to walk with a partner down to
Gospel (Mt. 5:13-16) Jesus said to his disciples: “You are the salt of the earth. But if salt loses its taste, with what can it be seasoned? It is no longer good for anything but to be thrown out and trampled underfoot.” Reflection for the
From a family farm in South Dakota to our Convent in Baltic, CT, Sister Jacinta has always loved praying the Rosary. It is her favorite prayer and she says that there is no problem the Rosary cannot solve. Sister Jacinta has a great love of
Divine Dialogue of God with the Soul Dear Friends, As we prepare our hearts for Mass today (or reflect on what we have heard yesterday evening) we are reminded once again that, even in difficult times, there is hope. However, before He even shows us
Divine Dialogue of God with the Soul This weekend I would like to reflect on Gospel readings from two evangelists which tell the same story with slight variations. In this Sunday’s Mass we hear from St. Matthew (4:12-17) as he describes the selection of
#SisterSaturday: We missed you last week ~ today, meet Sister Mary Francesco! Growing up, Sister did not know about God; they did not go to church as a family. One day, Sister was looking through some books and in a child’s Catechism recognized an
It looks like the Three Kings helped bring us our belated #SisterSaturday message for you! Meet Sister M. Denise! Sister was born and raised in Frederickstown, MO and first felt the call to a Religious vocation in grade school. Sister had quite an adventure in
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