What Saint Paul indicates by the use of the term “saint” are those who are members of a Christian community, forming the Body of Christ, and living totally for God’s plan and purposes.

It seems too simple to say that, but perhaps it’s something you need to hear. You, in whatever state, circumstance, or situation you find yourself in today, have a place here.

Ministering to one another, bringing God’s love to life for each other, is at the heart of what makes us a Christian community.

Trusting and following Jesus in all things and at all times, we become rich in what matters most (Love) and discover wealth that endures forever.

The Christian horizon for life is hopeful: We are broken in all manner of ways, but Christ wills our healing.

I’m pleased to say that, by most people’s measures, OLMC is leading the way towards a culture of Eucharistic coherence and Catholic affiliation.

What I’ll never forget about Tony is that we shared time and space together almost every day for three years.

OLMC is a parish that is teeming with LIFE and LOVE and HOPE.

One of the ways we’ll go from blessing to blessing is by and at our annual gala. Put November 6 on your calendar now!

I should try to get you up to speed with communications here at Our Lady of Mount Carmel