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Fr. Ryan encourages caution when purchasing religious objects and provides a few parish updates. He reflects on the law and how Jesus comes to fulfill it.

Fr. Ryan discusses being salt and light to the world. This article includes an article about immigration from Focus, reprinted with permission.

Fr. Ryan shares a reflection on St. Ignatius of Loyola, humility, and magnanimity.

Fr. Ryan encourages prayer for the legal protection of unborn children and gives updates about Catholic Schools Week, the Disciple Maker Index, and more. He reflects on where Jesus started his public ministry.

Fr. Ryan highlights the importance of Eucharistic Adoration and the generosity of God’s plan for human salvation and human flourishing.

Fr. Ryan discusses the importance of Baptism and encourages us to recommit ourselves to our baptismal promises.

Fr. Ryan thanks the many people who have helped during the Christmas Season. He also explores the themes of light and dark in the birth story of Christ.

Fr. Ryan explores masculinity and the role of men in passing on the faith.

Fr. Ryan discusses the importance of Mary's perpetual virginity.

Fr. Ryan introduces the two new employees and reflects on the virtue of hope.

Fr. Ryan reviews guidelines for Mass intentions and reflects on why Advent is a penitential season.

Today we celebrate the first Sunday of the Advent season - the great season of waiting ushering in a new liturgical year. Advent is meant to be a penitential season, much like Lent, as we move toward the great solemnity of the Nativity of our Lord. There is, however, a sweetness to the Advent season even if it is meant to be a bit penitential.

Today we celebrate the Solemnity of Jesus Christ, King of the Universe. So, while I understand the idea behind such a moniker as No Kings - especially given the history of this great country - I think we must ask ourselves do we not have a king?

Fr. Ryan shares gratitude for the tremendous success of this year’s Evening of Faith and Future fundraiser and reflects on God’s justice and our call to persevere in faith as we approach the end of the liturgical year.

Fr. Ryan discusses the St. Martha's Annual Report covering July 1, 2024 - June 30, 2025

Fr. Ryan invites us to support our parish’s Fall Fundraiser, rejoice in the witness of the saints, prayerfully remember and intercede for the faithful departed—especially through November’s indulgence opportunities—and be assured of his prayers for us.

Fr. Ryan encourages the celebration of All Saints & All Souls and reflects on this weekend's Gospel.

Order now through November 10 at 8 pm. All orders will be distributed within 2-3 weeks of the close date.

Fr. Ryan invites parishioners to the Fall Fundraiser on November 8 and the Parish Breakfast on October 26.

Fr. Ryan talks about October the month of the Rosary and Respect Life Month and well as reflects on the Gospel message of gratitude vs entitlement.