Last Updated on August 3, 2022 by Editor By FRAN PERRITANO Jennifer Sadallah and Justin Worboys really wanted to get married in the Catholic Church, even if they had to travel more than 8,000 miles to do it. PHOTO ABOVE: Jennifer Sadallah and Justin Worboys on their wedding day, Dec. 28, 2019. Jennifer said it […]
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Pastor’s Perspective: Marriage blessed in church a ‘beautiful gift to all of us’
Last Updated on October 23, 2022 by Editor It’s always a privilege to officiate at a holy marriage performed in church before the altar of God. The couple is not there just because they love each other. With the eyes of faith, they’re in church to be a sign and echo of God’s love for […]
Our Catholic Heritage: Ezra key in getting Israelites back on track
Last Updated on October 19, 2022 by Editor Final chapter in our series on the artwork in the arch over the altar of sacrifice. In chapters 1 and 2, we learned about the two characters on the left of the arch. In the last chapter we learned the story of Balaam, who appears on the […]
Where are they now? Zachary looks forward to his next crescendo
Last Updated on September 12, 2022 by Editor “More Good News” featured Zachary Slade 10 years ago when he was 8. He was, and still is, a gifted pianist. He is more than a musician, however, as he has matured into a young adult eager for the next challenge in life. How has your life […]
Volunteers the fuel that keeps our parish running
Last Updated on May 20, 2022 by Editor Michelle Commisso, above, has been a Faith Formation catechist in the parish for 22 years. She said her volunteering led to a professional career. “I absolutely fell in love with teaching,” she said. “… I went back to college to earn a bachelor’s degree in education and […]
Our Catholic Heritage: Balaam’s story a reminder to avoid baser instincts
Last Updated on May 13, 2022 by Editor Above: After meeting with King Balak, Balaam and his entourage left for Moab, but God sent an angel to block his way. The donkey that the prophet was riding could see the angel, even if his master could not, and refused to move forward — three times! […]
Pastor’s Perspective: Don’t go along for the ride; be an active participant
Last Updated on June 17, 2022 by Editor Most of us live our lives within the wider and blessed life of a Catholic parish. Even if there was not the experience of Catholic school days, the sacraments and special moments such as baptisms, weddings, funerals and saints’ days — as well as seasonal celebrations and […]
Pastor’s Perspective: Priest represents Christ and people he serves
Last Updated on April 26, 2022 by Editor By FATHER JIM Through so many generations and times passed, the Catholic priesthood has served the people of God — the faithful, the Church — in essentially two ways. The most significant of these is for the priest to represent Christ in the grace and blessings that […]
Parish volunteers: Scalzos get the job done
Last Updated on April 26, 2022 by Editor “More Good News” begins a series of stories on volunteers, who are the lifeblood of our parish. This issue features Mario and Carmelann Scalzo, who have served Mount Carmel / Blessed Sacrament in many capacities. They answered our questions together. In December, you received the Immaculata Award […]
Our Catholic Heritage: Boaz was a compassionate man, kind to women
Last Updated on April 26, 2022 by Editor Chapter 2 in a series on our parish history and its artwork. Today, meet Booz (aka Boaz). By A.J. VALENTINI Continuing our series on our parish history and art, we return to the arch over the altar of sacrifice. In Chapter 1 in the last issue of […]









