The Eucharist

Many people return to the church because they experience a longing for the Eucharist. Experiencing a return to the sacraments is a source of great joy for our brothers and sisters in Christ, who, for many reasons have fallen away from practicing their faith.

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       Community

Catholics come together at Mass, in the sacraments and in parish activities to pray, to celebrate joys, to mourn losses, to serve others, to provide support and to receive strength for daily life. A Catholic parish offers all of this -- and much more -- to people who recognize the importance of walking with others toward union with God.

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       Fullness of Truth

Because the Catholic Church has the fullness of truth and grace. The Catholic Church was not founded by a single reformer or historical movement. It is not fragmented by individual interpretation of Scripture. There are thousands of Christian denominations, but only one Catholic Church, which has been guided and protected by the Holy Spirit from generation to generation for some 2,000 years.

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       Healing

Many people carry deep spiritual wounds. They struggle with anger at God over bad things -- a terminal illness, a debilitating injury, a broken relationship, mental or emotional problems, acts of violence  the death of a loved one or some other deep disappointment. They may struggle to forgive. The Church cannot change these situations or explain why they happened. But we can help accompany you in your pain, and help you know that Christ accompanies you with your crosses. And the graces of the sacraments, especially confession, are powerful means towards healing. 

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