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With You I Am Well Pleased

January 12, 2025 Jesus also had been baptized and was praying, heaven was opened and the Holy Spirit descended upon him in bodily form like… more

Medieval Architecture and the Eucharist

January 19, 2025 I once watched an episode of the PBS science series NOVA entitled Building the Great Cathedrals. The episode was a fascinating look at the… more

Mark Your Calendars for Sacred Concert

Assumption Parish Music Ministry is thrilled to announce their next sacred concert: Theodore Dubois' "The Seven Last Words of Christ" for orchestra and choir. The… more

You’re Invited!

Join us on Saturday, March 1, following the 4:30 pm Mass for our parish wide Mardi Gras celebration! The evening will include: Cajun inspired dinner*… more

God’s Word and the World of Communications

January 26, 2025 Today, the 3rd Sunday in Ordinary Time, is celebrated by Catholics worldwide as Sunday of the Word of God. It is a day that… more

Play and Processions

February 2, 2025 Today, we celebrate the Feast of the Presentation of the Lord. We celebrate this feast every year on February 2, 40 days after the… more

A Diocese on Mission

February 9, 2025 In today’s Gospel passage, Jesus gives his first disciples a great sign of his power and Simon Peter falls to his knees,… more

Creativity and Creation

February 16, 2025 As we continue celebrating this Jubilee Year of Hope, today we commemorate the Jubilee of Artists. I’m not much of an artist myself. My… more

Deacons Past and Present

February 23, 2025 As we continue celebrating this Jubilee Year of Hope, today we commemorate the Jubilee of Deacons. The Greek word diakonia can means “service” or “care.” Deacons… more

Learning to Live in Communion through Lent

March 2, 2025 – Sometimes, Lent practices can become merely ways to test our willpower (“giving up” sugar, alcohol, caffeine, etc.). The ultimate purpose of our lives is to “live in… more

Stations of the Cross

Enter more deeply into prayer this Lent through the Stations of the Cross, offered Fridays at 3:30 pm. Each week, we will use a different… more

Jubilee of Volunteers

March 9, 2025 – On this Jubilee Day of Volunteers, I am reminded of a truth that I have seen over and over again throughout my ministerial career. The surest path toward happiness is to be… more

Join the Knights of Columbus!

Join your fellow parishioners in the Knights of Columbus and keep our parish strong! There will be a K of C Exemplification Ceremony on Wednesday,… more

A Legacy of Faith

March 16, 2025 – Anne Marie and I were both participants in this winter’s Monday night book discussion group. In our last session, less than a week before Anne Marie’s death, we discussed the following passage… more

Concert on March 23

March 16, 2025 Local musicians are wrapping up rehearsals for their performance of “The Seven Last Words of Christ” by Theodore Dubois at Assumption Parish.… more

Born from Above

March 23, 2025 – For many of us, our baptism seems like a ritual that my parents asked of the Church when we were babies with very little relevance to our day-to- day life. But seen with the eyes of faith, Baptism is the most defining event of our life... more

The Jubilee of Jesus

March 30, 2025 – Jesus did work signs and miracles that freed the oppressed and healed those under the burdens of illness and disability. However, his true mission was to heal and free us, not from earthy infirmity or bondage, but from… more

Food Truck Outreach

July 16, 2025 In cooperation with the Midland County Food Assistance Network, our annual Food Truck has been scheduled for Wednesday, July 16. It will… more

Ecumenical Tenebrae Service on April 18

March 9, 2025 On Good Friday, April 18, at 8:00 pm, Assumption Parish will host an ecumenical Tenebrae Service. All are welcome to join us… more

Finding Hope in Suffering

April 6, 2025 – When Fred Rogers of Mr. Rogers’ Neighborhood fame was a child, he would sometimes become perturbed by “scary things” in the news (his childhood was in the Depression and World War II). His mother gave him this wise advice, “Look for the… more