Sunday Homily Podcasts

Dear Parishioners,

As Americans we treasure our freedom! Alimighty God, the true author of liberty, gave us a free will. We, “The People of God” are called to employ our free will for the good of others as a sign of God’s goodness to us. Jesus Christ invites us ever more deeply into a life of gratitude, freely serving as Good Samaritans. Indeed America has been built by the grace of God working through generations of generous families.
 
Jesus calls us, the neighborhoods of St. Columbkille, to be Good Samaritans to all we meet. Families of faith are the building blocks of our country and our Church. On the journey of life, Good Samaritans meet suffering with compassion, difficulties with faith and the future with a commitment to love. The holy virtues are the essential to living as good American citizens!
 
As we celebrate 125 years of living faith at St. Columbkille, let us be active neighborhood leaders, by being a good example, to those around us!
 
May Almighty God Bless your families of faith,
 
Fr. Gabriel Anderson
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

PHOTOS: Top left: Kelly Lane Neighbors Ron & Ginger Hoefer work at the Pizza Wheel. Our Pizzas were donated by Dick & Brenda Hartig/Hartig Drug.
Top right: Mary Jean & Dick Gregory work the Meat Wheel and join other Kelly Lane neighbors on the Paddle Wheels
 
Center left: Jennifer & Aunna Huseman, Indian Ridge neighbors helped with the Dilly Bars and clean-up of the picnic!
Center right: Cleveland Neighborhood leader Paula Giese organized a neighborhood mass to help support “Neighborhoods in Bloom”
 
Bottom left: Plymouth Court Neighborhood leader Diann Guns organized a Mass, Social, and is now coordinating planning to scrape and paint the North garage.
Bottom right: Kelly Lane Neighborhood leaders Riley & Teri Fairchild organized a neighborhood Mass to support our neighborhood program!