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Find out what's new this month in our BeBOLD campaign as we get closer to our new building.

Join us for Holy Week services, including added Confession times, at Holy Spirit Parish.

This year holds great promise and excitement for our parish family....

Check out the first-ever Catholic Wildcat Magazine, featuring all the highlights from the Fall 2024 semester! Click the article title to see the digital copy. To pick up a paper copy, stop by the front office.

This Giving Tuesday, support the Holy Spirit Parish Mercy Fund!

Elections often bring diverse perspectives and emotions, and now is the time for healing and unity. As followers of Christ, we are called to be instruments of charity and reconciliation, regardless of the political outcome.

Its aim is to renew the Church’s engagement with society and emphasize the Church’s commitment to addressing real-life concerns affecting all people. Published in 1965, it is unique for its direct approach to social issues and its openness to dialogue with all humanity.

Dei Verbum, or “The Word of God,” emphasizes that God reveals His heart and truth to us through the Scriptures, Tradition, and most fully in Jesus. Here’s a quick look at the main ideas...

I wanted to take a moment to share with you the importance of the priests’ retreat that took place this past week.

Why should you add your voice and presence to our social justice community?

At its core, Vatican II sought to renew the Church’s mission, opening her to engage more fully with the challenges and opportunities of the contemporary age. Rather than changing doctrine, the Council aimed to rediscover and re-present the timeless truths of the faith in ways that could speak more effectively to the people of the time.

I want to take a moment to share with you the nature and purpose of two vital councils that guide and support our parish: the Pastoral Council and the Finance Council.

Help build an affordable house for a deserving family this fall!

Vatican II, held from 1962 to 1965, was a truly transformative moment in the Church’s history. The Council opened new paths for the Church to engage the modern world while deepening its fidelity to the Gospel.

I am pleased to share that the beginning of this academic year is off to a wonderful start for our parish and campus ministry. Many students have already connected with our ministry, and it is heartening to see so many eager to engage in their faith and the life of the Church.

Our liturgies are a reflection of our shared faith, and the meaningful connections we foster as a parish family. However, these beautiful expressions of our faith are made possible through the dedicated service of so many volunteers. This weekend, we have a special opportunity to ensure that our parish continues to thrive in its mission to serve Christ and one another.

Featuring Lisa Duffy, Author of "Divorced. Catholic. Now What?"

I want to take a moment to reflect on the importance of our Confraternity of Christian Doctrine (CCD) program. This ministry lies at the heart of our mission to form and nurture the faith of our young people, ensuring that they grow in their knowledge and love of God.

It has come to my attention that some of you have received emails and text messages claiming to be from me, requesting assistance or personal information. Please know that these messages are not from me.