Reflection:
The story of the woman at the well is well‑known because it reveals a genuine conversation between Jesus and a woman carrying heavy burdens. What stands out most is His mercy, love, and reassurance. She speaks honestly about her life, including her struggles. And how does Jesus respond? Not with judgment or dismissal, but with compassion. In offering her “living water”, His very self, He opens the door for her to a new beginning.
The same is true for us. Jesus meets us exactly where we are, as we are. As we continue our Lenten journey, let’s take time for an honest conversation with Jesus in prayer. When we do, we will experience the depth of His gentleness and hope.
- Fr. Bill
Parish News:
We are pleased to announce our upcoming Lenten Retreat Nights this week. All are warmly invited to join us for an evening of reflection and renewal.
Catholics who cannot attend in person are encouraged to participate in the daily and
Sunday Masses broadcast from the CatholicTV chapel.
CatholicTV Network:
The Oblates of the Virgin Mary live stream Mass at 7:00 am weekdays and 11:00 am on Saturday and Sunday. Link to Oblate Mass
To reserve a weekday or weekend Mass for a deceased loved one or a special intention, please contact the parish office ten days to two weeks ahead of time. The sanctuary lamp in each parish may also burn for a special intention each week.
Please join us at 8:30 AM each Thursday at Saint Theresa Parish to pray the rosary prior to 9:00AM Mass.