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Rev. Daniel O'Mullane
PASTOR'S NOTE: Sept 15, 2024

Our plans might be full of all good things, but they’re still just that: our plans. God thinks bigger.

PASTOR'S NOTE: Sept 15, 2024
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Rev. Daniel O'Mullane
PASTOR'S NOTE: Sept 08, 2024

"Unfortunately, most of us don’t consistently practice the same listening skills with God....Whatever the reason, we’re often deaf to his word and oblivious to his will. "

PASTOR'S NOTE: Sept 08, 2024
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Rev. Daniel O'Mullane
PASTOR'S NOTE: Sept 01, 2024

Our Lady of Mount Carmel and Lumen Gentium Academy exist to plant the seed of God’s word in every student’s heart, and to help it grow into complete and vibrant abundance.

PASTOR'S NOTE: Sept 01, 2024
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Rev. Daniel O'Mullane
PASTOR'S NOTE: August 25, 2024

It’s been said that true love is a decisive act. It must be decisive, because the moment you choose, a million and more reasons not to follow through will seep into the slightest crevice of indecision.

PASTOR'S NOTE: August 25, 2024
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Rev. Daniel O'Mullane
PASTOR'S NOTE: August 18, 2024

Because when the blood, sweat, and tears are shed for love, there’s no wiser or more enduring choice to be made.

PASTOR'S NOTE: August 18, 2024

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PASTOR'S NOTE: Jan 28, 2024

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PASTOR'S NOTE: Jan 28, 2024

We know that the years between now and then will fly by, never to return. This is their only shot to prepare for adulthood, and we take that reality very seriously. We consider every day a brick in the foundation upon which the rest of their lives will be built. Whether it’s ballet or chess, gardening or rock climbing, cooking class or cross country, poetry or physics - every hour offers some chance or other to help them become the wise, virtuous, and joyful people they’re called to be.

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PASTOR'S NOTE: Dec 10, 2023

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Dear Saints,

We’re one week into Advent and only 15 days until Christmas. It’s worth a gut-check: have I spent the season wisely so far? If so, keep going! If not, there’s still time - begin now.

Today we encounter the colorful character of John the Baptist. John was what you might call a boundary pusher, and for good reason: he came with a message that utterly obliterated the boundaries. Up till then, sin and death had pinned people into small and servile lives, but those limits were about to be demolished forever, and John’s job was to ready the people for the revolution.

John foretold the coming of the prince of peace; it’s perhaps particularly unjust, then, that he met with such a violent end. But we can honor his sacrifice by heeding his message. Let’s spend the next 15 days deliberately dismantling the boundaries of selfishness and fear we’ve set up around our own hearts. With gratitude for the messenger who first alerted us to his coming, let’s prepare the way of the Lord into our lives.


Christ’s Peace,

 

Father Daniel

δοῦλος Χριστοῦ Ἰησοῦ