“May theskdjhfh of hope fill you with all joy and peace in your faith, so that in the power of the Holy Spirit you may be rich in hope.” – Romans 15:13
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A Note From Our PastorTalking to one of my sisters the other day, we were discussing how for many of us we are still trying to process the year that was 2020, but here we are 4 months away from 2022! So yes, we know, especially as we get older how time truly does fly, but there is something much more deeper for us to consider. We basically had a whole year taken away from us and many of us are still reeling from the heaviness of the world as it is, with so much that we have to deal with. But when I look out into the congregation at Mass and see some of those wonderful collegians, I still assume that they are here at UNM taking classes, when in fact they graduated 3 years ago! Because we can become so distracted and so weighed down by the burdens of our world and of the frustrations, anger, disappointments that we all have to face, we need to stop and realize that all of these things are preventing us from truly being able to pause, reflect, and then be so very grateful for the people that God has put into our lives.Yes, the fall semester has started up, yes, we are cranking things back up again here at the parish, and yes, it's good to be busy. But you know what else is good? It's very good to pop into the church, or to take a walk with our Lord, or to just shut off every electrical device we have and simply look out the window and say, "Lord, you've been way too good to me!" And thank the Lord Jesus for the people that you've been blessed with. You know, sometimes my heart is ready to burst when I talk to someone that I have not seen in awhile, someone who had once been so very close, or when I see how the kids are growing up way to fast, or how truly blessed I am for the people who have stuck with me over the years, and it's hits me: Thank God for today. Let us enjoy Today! Thank God for the brief minutes, for that is what they are when compared to eternity, that we can spend with each other. But let your heart be full of gratitude because when we see how fast time is going by, when we see how priceless is our time together, then that is when we should realize: that's what heaven is for! There we can be with each other forever where there will be no more separation, no more "Oh man, look at the time, I have to get going," because there is no time there! Enjoy, appreciate the day and always appreciate one another, but also appreciate the fact that our Lord Jesus, especially through the Sacraments is preparing us for that place where there will never be any more goodbyes, but a welcome that will last forever.Fr. Michael DePalma
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Mass Times
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- Sunday: 9:00 AM EnglishEnglishEN Live Stream 11:00 AM EnglishEnglishEN 5:00 PM EnglishEnglishEN (Student Mass During School Year)
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