Christmas Altar 2025
From the Pastor's Desk
As the beautiful light of Christmas continues to shine upon us, I find myself sitting in quiet prayer, reflecting on the wonderful family we have here at our parish. This time of year always reminds me that a church is not just a building made of stone, but a living community built with the love and faith of people like you.
I want to express my deepest thanks to all our volunteers and helpers. Whether you helped decorate the sanctuary, served in the liturgy, or worked quietly behind the scenes, please know that your efforts do not go unnoticed. You are so gentle and humble in the way you care for our church. Your dedication makes our parish a true home for everyone who enters.
I also want to thank you personally for the overwhelming love you have shown me. Your thoughtful gifts, Christmas cards, and warm words during this season—and throughout the entire year—have been a great source of strength for me. It is a blessing to serve as your Pastor, and I am deeply moved by your generosity.
As we reflect on the year that is passing, let us thank the Lord for every blessing He has given us. Even in difficult times, His grace has sustained us. As we stand on the doorstep of a New Year, I pray that God fills your homes with peace and your hearts with hope.
To encourage you as we move forward, I share these words from Numbers 6:24-26: "The Lord bless you and keep you; the Lord make his face shine on you and be gracious to you; the Lord turn his face toward you and give you peace." May the coming year bring you and your families great joy and every good thing. Happy New Year to you all!
With prayers and blessings,
Thank you to all who have taken time and care, to decorate our church so beautifully. Thank you to all our volunteers.