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Good Shepherd News
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During the 10:15 AM and 6:00 PM Sunday Mass, children in grades 1–4 are invited to the Chapel for a child-friendly volunteer led Liturgy of the Word with discussion, returning before Communion. We are working to offer this at every Mass! Let’s grow this program - Please click title for details!Read More -
Be part of something meaningful at our 4th Annual Parish Engagement Day on June 6. RSVP needed to ensure we have enough people! Together, we’ll put our faith into action—building beds, packing food for local children, cleaning our roads, and serving elderly women in need right here in our community. Whether you can give an hour or the whole day, your hands and heart can make a real difference. Come serve, connect, and be the love of Christ in action. Click to register now.Read More -
Our parish offers AudioFetch — a simple way to hear Mass more clearly right from your phone! What it does: Streams live church audio directly to your earbuds or Bluetooth capable hearing aid Please install the AudioFetch app BEFORE arriving at church for the smoothest experience! Once you arrive in the church you can connect your phone to the AudioFetch WiFi (no password needed). Then open you app and connect your hearing device and you are ready to listen to the Mass!Read More
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News from the Vatican
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Leo XIV's brief nod to World Communications Day during his Regina Caeli remarks on Sunday pointed to a key theme of his pontificate.
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The Vatican will soon release of Pope Leo XIV’s first encyclical, a document expected to address artificial intelligence and insist on an ethics-based approach to the technology that prioritizes...
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Many young people are sick with anxiety, Pope Leo XIV told students of Europe’s largest university on Thursday, saying there “are difficult seasons for everyone.”
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Pope Leo XIV denounced how investments in artificial intelligence and high-tech weaponry were leading the world into a “spiral of annihilation,” as he called for peace in the Middle East and Ukraine...
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The Vatican on Wednesday issued a final warning to a breakaway group of traditionalist Catholics that their planned consecrations of bishops without papal consent constitutes a schismatic act that...
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