Sometimes I think we overlook all the hours of preparation that goes into all of our worship here at Saint Thomas More. There are many dedicated people who prepare our worship space for us to gather each weekend to celebrate the Sacred Mysteries of our Faith. Perhaps when you see these people, especially those not mention by name, you can thank them too! CLICK TITLE TO READ THE MAY ISSUE OF "AS I SEE IT"

The time has passed quickly and our Lenten journey has come to a close. Have we managed in some very small way to turn away from sin and be faithful to the Gospel? These past days have been a preparation for the sacred mysteries of the coming week, the very apex of the Church’s liturgical year. CLICK TITLE TO READ MORE ABOUT HOLY WEEK

In this article, the USCCB addresses eighteen questions most commonly asked questions about the Sacred Paschal Triduum.

The devotion of the Divine Mercy novena is prayed from Good Friday to Saturday following Easter, the vigil of the Sunday of Divine Mercy for the mercy of a good life and death. Those praying the novena are asked to say a prayer of special intentions on each of the nine days, followed by the Chaplet of Divine Mercy. Click here for more information and a printable copy

The Blessing will take place on Holy Saturday, April 20th, at Noon in St. Thomas More church. Please bring your decorated wicker baskets filled with Easter bread (pascha), cheese, butter, ham, sausage, Easter eggs, salt, horseradish, bacon and an Easter candle. All are welcome! CLICK TITLE TO LEARN MORE ABOUT EASTER BASKETS