“We do not want… a church that will move with the world. We want a church that moves the world.” G.K. Chesterton Every year the church tries to focus us with a theme that will enlighten, encourage, and serve as a compass and companion for the new liturgical year. This year, Saint Miriam has chosen … Read more
Dear Friends, I am admittedly tired. We all are, right? The political divisions, wars, lies, false flag information coming from the highest offices, more shootings, plane crashes, and death everywhere. Yes, even more hate and lots of ‘keyboard courage’ on social media, too. Add in a dose of ‘Whiteous’ indignation and lack of care for … Read more
You are welcome to join us at our Annual Meeting on Sunday, May 3, 2026 following the 9:30am Morning Mass. Join our Pastor, Leadership Team and Board and become even more invested in all we have created… together!
Our Breathe liturgies have become so harmonious with the spirit of Saint Miriam that we decided to incorporate them into every month as a regular practice! Breathe liturgy is a contemplative liturgy combining intentional, deep breathing with prayer to foster rest, spiritual connection, and awareness of God’s presence. It often involves listening, sound, scripture, music … Read more
Dear Friends, Have you ever ignored a phone call… not because you didn’t hear it, but because you just didn’t have the energy to deal with whatever was on the other end? Sometimes it’s not that we’re busy. Sometimes we’re just tired. And sometimes life can wear us down so much that parts of us … Read more
Get ready for a summer of fun and learning! Registration for the Saint Miriam School’s 2026 Summer Camp is now open! This year, our weekly themes are: This summer camp open to ages 3-5 for $430/week and includes the option of Before & After Care, 7:30a-5:30p or stay enrolled as a regular student for a … Read more
As we move together into the Fourth Week of Lent, our Gospel from John tells of how Jesus cures a man of blindness. Blind since birth. And as things were in Jesus’ time righteous people—or those who consider themselves so, believed disabilities—be it blindness, paralysis, deformity or a multitude of any physical inadequacies; we brought … Read more
Join us as we honor a principal Marian feast in a few wonderful ways on the 26th of March at Saint Miriam! The Feast of the Annunciation commemorates the visit of the archangel Gabriel to the Virgin Mary, during which he informed her that she would be the mother of Jesus Christ, the Son of … Read more
Dear Friends, Jesus is such a scandal! Yes, you read that correctly: Jesus is a scandal. And his actions are nowhere more scandalous than in today’s gospel. Jesus, a Jewish man, alone with and talking with a heretic Samaritan woman who has had many husbands. Such behavior just isn’t done! It’s unacceptable. It breaks all the rules … Read more
Dear Friends, In this Sunday’s Gospel, Jesus takes Peter, James, and John up the mountain to pray. And while they are there, something extraordinary happens. His face shines. His glory is revealed. For a moment, everything feels clear, holy, and full of peace. And Peter says what most of us would probably say: let’s stay here. … Read more
Big News for Our Little Learners (and their Grown-ups!) Just like our students, we are growing and learning! To make sure our parents have the very best tools, we are moving our school software to Brightwheel. Think of it as our school’s new “digital backpack” – only much easier to carry. You’ll get a user-friendly … Read more
It’s that time of year again to purchase your Easter Flowers! The cost is $25 per plant and can be made in memory or in honor of someone.
Palm Sunday Sunday, March 29 7:30am with Blessing of the Palms 9:30am with Blessing of the Palms and a Palm Procession with live Donkeys Holy Thursday Thursday, April 2 6:30pm for Mass followed by Chapel of Reserve open until 11:00pm for Adoration Good Friday Friday, April 2 Lord’s Passion with Stations of the Cross 2:30pm … Read more
Today I stood in a trauma bay and was reminded how quickly life can end. A man with violent wounds to his face and neck did not survive. His family gathered in shock, their world rearranged in a single afternoon. We stood with them for hours as they tried to process the unthinkable. In the … Read more
Amplifying Voices in Solidarity. Dear Friends, Parishioners, Visitors, and Concerned Citizens, Like many of you, my family found itself in shock and disbelief on election night back in 2016. ‘How could someone who campaigned on hate become President of the United States?’ Now we find ourselves asking such questions as, ‘What would this mean for … Read more
We’re putting our values on paper and sending them straight to Washington. Join our Women’s group every Sunday for a coffee and Postcard Power Hour. We are writing to our Representatives to remind them that Faith in Action means protecting the vulnerable. It takes 2 minutes to write a card but the impact lasts much … Read more
As we begin the holy season of Lent, the Church invites us to forty days of prayer, fasting, and almsgiving. This sacred time calls us to repentance, renewal and a deeper relationship with God. Marked with ashes, we are reminded of our human frailty and of God’s abundant mercy. Lent is not only about giving … Read more
Join us on Wednesday, February 18th for Ash Wednesday at: 12:15 for a 30-minute service and at 6:30pm Mass.
Join us for Palm Sunday celebrations on Sunday, March 29 at: 7:30am – Early Morning Mass with Palm Blessing 9:30am – Morning Mass with Palm Procession and Donkeys!
As a proud Puerto Rican, I absolutely loved everything about this year’s halftime performance! Super Bowl LX’s halftime show, led by Bad Bunny, felt like more than entertainment. It felt like a pause—a collective exhale—one of those rare moments when a massive spectacle quietly turns into reflection. There had been plenty of noise leading up … Read more
Dear Friends, Be salty! Stay lit! For whatever reason, an advertisement for a sweatshirt with that phrase keeps appearing on my Facebook page. I’ve been tempted to buy it because, in these days more than ever, in the midst of so many challenges in the Church and in our country, it is so important for … Read more