Essentially, Centering Prayer is sitting together in silence, opening ourselves up to God in the present moment…it’s that simple. There are no other requirements or expectations beyond 20 minutes of silent contemplation, once a week as a group, and individually during the week as you are able.

Dear Friends, Since the beginning of the pandemic crisis we at MHT have worked with the diocese and followed closely the recommendation of country and state health services to make sure everyone is as safe as possible when we return. In May we began a reopening with outdoor masses. Sadly, we had to close in early June because of a massive new rise in cases. In late July we were able to resume outdoor masses under our phase 1 plan as approved by the diocese. The lingering question for many has been, when will we be able to return to the church? ...continued... see the PDF...

Thank you for caring for our most vulnerable and isolated friends. Over 180 "Christmas Cards" have gone to our shut-ins. As you can see, many, many cards Merry Christmas in July!

Every year at this time I write a letter to you outlining our financial condition at the beginning of our Fiscal year which begins on July 1. Normally life in the parish is routine but this year has been anything but routine.

...The gallery decided that with all the artists that had their art with them, stuck in the Vatican for so long and they asked me for images of more art and small bio's of each piece so that they can present this online; which I attached the link to that below: ...