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Bishop LeGatt: Back to School in these Times of Pandemic

These times of pandemic have been filled with vulnerability, uncertainty, and for some, fear. But this moment, in which kids and teens are returning to school, may be marked by a particular sense of vulnerability by students, parents, and teachers alike.
In this message, Archbishop Albert takes a moment to speak to students and parents, encouraging them in this journey we are all in together, encouraging trust and patience, and also exhorting us to not resort to stigmatization or division in these times. He also takes a moment to address all teachers and school staff, thanking them wholeheartedly for their amazing service, which is, after all, a profound act of faith and love in these difficult times.

Bishop LeGatt: Our Archdiocese Blessed with Spirit-Filled Seminarians

This week, Archbishop Albert shares with us about what our seminarians have been up to since the start of the pandemic. They have been hard at work to pursue their studies, and have served our Church in whichever way they've been able to this summer. He also shares with us the heartening presence they have been for him and the hope they are for the future of our local Church. Please pray for our seminarians as they depart to resume their seminary studies in the coming days, to a very different reality than they left.

Bishop LeGatt on the Assumption and Mary’s ‘Yes’

Bishop LeGatt: We Truly Are His Hands and Feet!

Through this entire pandemic, what has given Archbishop Albert has been witnessing the countless people in our parishes and communities who have stepped up to serve. So many have come up with creative and effective initiatives to reach out. These are signs of God’s love, who never abandons us. We truly are His hands and feet! Archbishop Albert takes this opportunity to express a heartfelt thanks to all who have stepped forward.

Bishop LeGatt: Discernment in Times of Pandemic

Life sometimes requires us to make big decisions, regarding our career, family, life, among many others. It can be very difficult to make these decisions, especially so in these times of pandemic. How can we make big decisions within a context filled with so much uncertainty? So little sense of control? This week, Archbishop Albert suggests a few tips, and reminds us that the Lord is always with us, that He walks with us, and that He watches over us, especially in these difficult times.

Bishop LeGatt: We're all in this together for the long haul

When we say Amen to receiving Jesus, we say Amen to one another for the long haul. This week, Archbishop Albert invites us, in these summer months, to remain vigilant, being patient with one another. It’s about mutually supporting one another. Let us be careful, be kind, be patient - for the long haul.