Wonder, majesty, awe. Those are words that come to mind when you stand next to a tree that is a millenia-and-a-half old and approximately as tall as the Humana Building. They …
If you read last week’s The Record, then you may remember seeing an article about Walking with Moms in Need. This ministry is “a national initiative, [that] aims to create …
Thanks to the wonderful weather this week, our painters are making some great progress on the Parish House. Here you can really tell the difference from just several weeks ago …
Members Needed! Welcome and Newcomers’ Committee Members are needed for both parishes. As of 2020, St. Frances of Rome has welcomed 15 new members!! Several of these are members that …
Next week will see the inaugural meeting of the new Formation Team–with members from both St. Leonard and St. Frances of Rome parishes–who will be the visionaries, the wisdom keepers, …
An update from last week’s post on the painting project for the exterior of the house at St Frances of Rome. The original plan was to begin prep work and …
English is such a wonderfully complex language, but sometimes it just doesn’t get it. Pentecost is one of those times. The account of the Pentecost event in Acts speaks of …
At the Synod Listening Sessions there was a strong interest in getting together to connect with each other. This is a great opportunity to do exactly that. Gather with other St. …
For Sunday, June 5th’s Pentecost Mass, please park either in the main lot in front of the school, and walk over to the soccer field. Alternatively, you can park along …