The Church of the Blessed Sacrament

When we bring to God what little we have, in a loving way even in adversity, we will find that the Lord strengthens us to do His will.

When we live out our own vocations to the best of our ability with faith and surrender in the Lord, we provide for that spiritual ache that felt throughout the world.

The Anniversary of Humanae Vitae is fitting as we reflect on the Pearl of Great Price.

As we celebrate the anniversary of Humanae Vitae, we not only remember the importance of the document at that time in history, but also how it remains important for us today.

Churches are meant to be different and stand apart. Much like our own hearts are meant to be different and set apart for God.

When a parish church is built, it is the recognition of the need we have to come together to worship God.

True freedom as children of God comes from trusting in the power of His Word, which is always true, life-giving, and effective, even in the midst of suffering and hardship. Like the fertile soil in the Gospel, we are called to cultivate our hearts through prayer, the Eucharist, and Scripture so that God's Word may take deep root and bear lasting fruit in our lives.

As Christ carried the burden of our sins, we now carry the burden of simply trusting in Him.

While God remembers your sin until your next confession, He remembers the good you do forever!

The word parish comes from Greek and means a dwelling of sojourners. In the Catholic tradition, the church is where God's people gather on their journey of faith. As we prepare for our Jubilee Anniversary, we continue on this journey together.

Fr. Joseph reflects on the parish community and his time at Blessed Sacrament.

Through confession, we come to meet Jesus as physician and savior before we stand before him as judge.

To live without God is perhaps rather like living without the fire we should have, or without that thing that brings everything together so that what we're doing makes sense and feels natural.

The Trinity is foundational to everything we do as Catholics. As we consider the virtue of faith as a gift from God, we must believe everything the Lord reveals.

Can someone become Holy without the Holy Spirit? It is the Holy Spirit that helps us live the life we were created for.

What began on Pentecost is still going on, because we are still part of the same Body of Christ.

Through the Ascension, there's a new reality in heaven that had never been there before. That is the humanity of Jesus Christ.

Through His death, resurrection, and ascension, Jesus shows us our path. That we too will die with Him, we will rise with Him, and we too will ascend into heaven to be with Him always.

Jesus does not take all our problems away or make everything perfect. But in the midst of all that, He gives us the peace that only God can give.

Christianity is not a moral code; it is about a relationship with Christ.

Acts 6:1-7

Acts 6:1-7

The Mercy of God

You Can Have Everything

Listen here to Deacon Evans' homily from the feast day of the Most Holy Trinity.

Listen to Fr. Jirak's homily here!