Category: Winter 2024

Fr. David introduces the Winter 2024 issue of the Family Seton… continue reading »

Lent…is here. Christmas is over. I missed Christmas — literally! Therefore, I want to thank all those who prayed for my recuperation during the months of December and January. … continue reading »

During this time of the year before Christmas, when we can become so stressed and distracted by various outside worldly activities, it is refreshing to experience a spiritual oasis which brings us… continue reading »

Every now and then our conference experiences a home visit that gives us a feeling we wish to share.  On one of our routine home visits our home visitors had a call to a new neighbor … continue reading »

In fidelity to the example of the Master, it is vitally important for the Church today to go forth and preach the Gospel to all: to all places, on all occasions, without hesitation, reluctance, or fear… continue reading »

The Catholic Daughter’s of America, Court Madonna #2067, hosted their first public retreat at the St. Elizabeth Seton (SES) location on Saturday, December 2, 2023…. continue reading »

Our advocate was at it again! During December 2-3, 2023, our advocate had a drive for all winter articles for the homeless. Coats, jackets, sweatshirts, jeans, shoes, socks, blankets, etc…. continue reading »

Anyone stopping by the parish office will be welcomed by the warm, contagious smile of Nicole Ulrich. Nicole is St. Elizabeth Seton’s newest employee and … continue reading »

Ash Wednesday and Lent are upon us. What are your plans for the season? What will you fast from? Have you considered almsgiving? Are you adding more prayer time… continue reading »

If you love to travel, as my husband and I do, one of the things you might want to add to your sight-seeing list is a visit to Catholic shrines. We have experienced many sacred places through… continue reading »

There is a very important part to our lives as a Roman Catholic Christian that follows the homily (sermon) at our masses and services: the Creed. It is here that we pledge our Faith…. continue reading »

40 Days of sacrifice, focus and discipline to become closer to God. These are the steps taken to work on our relationship with God. They are also the qualities of those fine individuals who choose to serve… continue reading »

March 17th, popularly known as Saint Patrick’s Day, is believed to be his death date and is the date celebrated as his Feast Day. This day became a feast day in the Catholic Church… continue reading »

Jacqueline (Jackie) Vega is a woman of great faith. “You get out of it (faith) what you put into it…it’s very rewarding…it brings happiness and peace.”… continue reading »

Our church conference held a Food and Personal Goods Drive on October 28-29th. Chairmans Chuck and Shirley Kuchar took charge with signs, notices, boxes, bags, and lists,… continue reading »

Ordinary Time is not all that ordinary. This longest of seasons in the Church year is called Ordinary in the same way as ordained or ordered time… continue reading »

It is special when one of our own members comes to the rescue. Several of our members are winter parishioners who help our conference while here…. continue reading »

We all have different journeys and stories with twists and turns, which sometimes cause us to make choices that lead us away from our home, the Church. My journey has recently brought me… continue reading »

On Tuesday, November 21, 2023 our conference convened at Bashas ‘on 99th Avenue and Beardsley for our annual Turkey Tuesday event… continue reading »