What a profound blessing it was to host St. John Paul II’s traveling monstrance at Holy Family Catholic School. Carrying Christ in this sacred vessel and placing Him before our students was a moment where heaven felt near. Thank you to Lisa Ormond for beautifully capturing this experience—may her words inspire deeper love for our Eucharistic Lord and many more encounters where heaven touches earth.

I walked in to the chapel with a woman named Maureen (Missionary). As she entered in to The Temple of the Lord, she starts weeping/lamentations with such joy, saying that we can not out do the Lord in generosity over and over again. Proclaims there will be a revival!!

I was blessed as the Campus Minister at Holy Family Catholic school held the first Eucharistic procession on All Saints Day, November 1, 2024. So honored and blessed to walk with Christ out of the school into the public arena with no fear! What a holy, sacred, amazing gift God has given us in his Eucharistic presence to walk with him in the streets with family and friends. Our Lord said he will tabernacle among us. Thank you, Lord, for this blessed opportunity and gift.

Exodus 90 exists to help men reclaim true freedom and grow as sons of God. Through daily prayer, ascetic practices, and strong fraternity, men learn to detach from the distractions of the world and live with greater purpose, discipline, and love.

This year, Wes Miller, Coordinator of Youth Ministry at St. Pius X, led a group of young men on an Exodus 40 journey, encouraging them to take Lent seriously and grow closer to the Lord. As a visible sign of their interior journey toward the cross, the young men shaved their heads and committed to lives of intentional asceticism throughout the season.

Their dedication served as a powerful witness to the deep hunger our youth have for God. The parish community was invited to pray for them—and for all members of the youth group—as they sought to follow Jesus more faithfully and embrace the greatness they were created for.