“Be the change you want to see in the world.” — Mahatma Ghandi.

As we look toward 2024, we are called to reflect on ourselves, our faith, and our community. Natural tithing occurs when we see a need and we meet that need. We are all blessed in various ways. Participating in the Project C.U.R.E. ministry allows us to prepare for the seasonal transition.

"Porque un niño nos ha nacido, un hijo nos ha sido dado” — Isaías 9:5

Queridos hermanos y hermanas en Cristo,

A medida que se acerca la Navidad, los días se vuelven más oscuros.  En Tierra Santa hay guerra e ira.  La cultura en la que vivimos parece cada vez más centrada en las cosas materiales del mundo.  Miramos a nuestro alrededor y vemos a los que están física y espiritualmente hambrientos, sedientos, desnudos, enfermos y encarcelados.  Puede parecer que la oscuridad es opresiva.

NEW YORK. One promising way to get in the holiday mood is to watch a Christmas-themed movie. And, since yuletide films naturally tend to qualify as family-friendly, they can also provide an opportunity to gather the clan, make some popcorn and relax together.

COLORADO SPRINGS. The Sisters of St. Francis of Perpetual Adoration at Mount St. Francis ritually marked the transition of some of their ministries to other organizations who will sustain them into the future.

"For a child is born to us, a son is given to us . . .” – Isaiah 9:5

Dear Brothers and Sisters in Christ,

As Christmas approaches the days grow darker.  In the Holy Land there is war and wrath. The culture in which we live seems increasingly focused on the material things of the world.  We look around and see those who are physically and spiritually hungry, thirsty, naked, ill, and imprisoned.  It can seem as if the darkness is oppressive.