Ash Wednesday is upon us. In a few days, ashes will be administered on our foreheads, and we will enter once again… continue reading »

As we release our Winter issue of The Family Seton, it’s 67 degrees today and most of us will wear a sweater or jacket if we go outside. This is cold to us since we are used to much warmer… continue reading »

Volunteers are the backbone of every organization, and this is especially true in the life of a parish. These are often the people in the background… continue reading »

Father Williams Abba, St. Elizabeth Seton’s (SES) Parochial Administrator, offered a relevant reminder in his welcoming comments… continue reading »

The experts say, before you marry someone, get lost in the car together. If this advice gets out, there goes the wedding industry!… continue reading »

It was Christmas Eve, and beneath a canopy of scintillating stars, lay a rural village blanketed under a vast cloth of snow. The warm yellow glow of a flickering candle shone… continue reading »

On Thursday, January 22, family, and friends gathered for a Mass of Resurrection at… continue reading »

The Knights of Coumbus St Elizabeth Seton Council 12144 recognized its outstanding members… continue reading »

Tortellini soup is an Italian favorite for winter and spring. During lent this recipe can… continue reading »

Thanksgiving was later than usual this year, resulting in fewer shopping days before Christmas. That sobering fact made the Seton Women’s Society annual Holiday Bazaar a… continue reading »

Elizabeth Ann Seton is a saint. St. Elizabeth Ann Seton is an American. All of us say this with special joy,… continue reading »

To truly understand Jericho, you have to look past the stone walls and the Roman villas into a time when humanity was first learning… continue reading »

The first morning retreat presented by the Spiritual Guide ministry took place Saturday January 24th. As participants gathered in the church hall, they found … continue reading »

On Thursday, Dec. 18, 2025, Santa made another visit to the Santa Tersita Dining Hall… continue reading »

We have a celebration coming up that is so big – so important – that we can’t fit it into just one night – we need three!… continue reading »

When I was a little girl, I wanted a vegetable garden. As a “city girl” I had no idea how to start, so my mother helped. We selected seeds, corn, carrots, radishes… continue reading »

Over 400 parishioners participated in the St. Elizabeth Seton renovation survey. You shared your thoughts, opinions and ideas. All of these have been taken to heart and the… continue reading »

The St. Elizabeth Seton Women’s Society was established in 1977, a year after the parish was created. … continue reading »