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Click the title above for options on observing this most sacred time of our Church year.

Six sessions online via Zoom, on Mondays, March 8, 15, and 22 and April 5, 12, and 19, from 7:30 to 8:45pm. Click the title above for details. Let us open our hearts to the Lord whose heart is open to the world!

Join us online as we take Dante Alighieri as a spiritual guide, and follow him into the depths of the Inferno. Click the title above for details.

Click the title above to read her story.

Click the title above for links to online resources to help enrich your family's journey through the Lenten season.

During this three-session online Bible study beginning on January 25, we will look at the call of Moses as a model in order to reflect upon how God is calling us. Click the title above for details.

Now that the big day is over, it’s easy to forget that Christmas is a season, not just a day. Click the title above for more!

Ring in the new year with a blessing! Click the title above for the text.

A three-session online Bible study to help you observe the Christmas season, beginning on Monday, December 28. Click the title above for details.

Experience the beauty of the Advent Season and prepare for Christmas through reflections, prayer, and music.

Click the title above for ways to keep Advent in your home!

Click the title above for information about some resources that may deepen your experience of Advent!

During this time when we cannot gather as a community for prayer, we encourage you to pray in your own household. Here are some resources that might help.

We are a group of adults who meet monthly to support each other and share practices and resources for spiritual growth. Please join us! Our next meeting is on Tuesday, November 12, at 7:30pm, in the St. Scholastica Ministry Center library.

Our fall video series explores main themes of the Catholic faith. We meet on Wednesday mornings at 10:30 in the St. Scholastica Parish Hall OR on Thursday evenings at 7:30 in the St. John Paul II Hall at St. Joseph Parish. No Thursday meeting on Halloween.