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Fr. Eric uses the Gospel of John to offer some reflection on the recent news of the poor handling of sex abuses from the past. This subject, on the minds of many, will continually be addressed over time. The desire is to offer guidance and reflection during the coming months.
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Homily – 24th Sunday in Ordinary Time – Fr. Eric Tellez
Jesus is upset with Peter for judging by human standards and not by God’s standard. Jesus and his teachings are different than what our experience is in the world. This year our parish will break open the Beatitudes from the Gospel of Matthew, Chapter 5. The...
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Homily – 24th Sunday in Ordinary Time – Fr. Eric Tellez
Jesus is upset with Peter for judging by human standards and not by God’s standard. Jesus and his teachings are …
First Down (September 16, 2018)
Dear Friends, A few weekends ago I asked the community to raise their hands if there were any Catechists in …Homily – 23rd Sunday in Ordinary Time – Fr. Eric Tellez
Following moral law and living our morals gives glory to God. When our moral law leads us to separate others …First Down (September 9, 2018)
Dear Friends, Former Bishop of Phoenix Thomas O’Brien, died on August 26th after dealing with a long illness. From 1982 …First Down (September 2, 2018)
Dear Friends, My very first job was at Burger Chef in Flagstaff. My view of the job was one of …
Beyond Sunday Blog
The Next Part of the Story (Ministry Blog – For the Love of Kids)
2 COR 8:7, 9, 13-15 Brothers and sisters: As you excel in every respect, in faith, discourse, knowledge, all earnestness, …
The Water Drive is Over! – The Problem… not so much.
Once again the St. Patrick Catholic Community has generated love that is beyond measure – however, there was a bit …
Prodigal Father/Son/Daughter (Ministry Blog – For the Love of Kids)
Prodigal Father/Son/Daughter prod·i·gal; prädəɡəl adjective spending money or resources freely and recklessly; wastefully extravagant. having or giving something on …
Joel Stepanek @ the Men’s Mass & Breakfast (March 2018)
Joel Stepanek, Director of Resource Development for LIFE TEEN, speaker, and author, joined the men gathered at St. Patrick Catholic …
Two workshops with Fr. Ray Carey, PH.D
“Philippians: The Epistle of Joy”- January 29, 2018 From a Roman prison, Paul, “in chains,” writes to his converts in …