Longtime SMOS parishioners share how adoption, faith, and their growing involvement in the parish Respect Life Committee have deepened their commitment to defending the dignity of every human life.
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Longtime SMOS parishioners share how adoption, faith, and their growing involvement in the parish Respect Life Committee have deepened their commitment to defending the dignity of every human life.
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Reflecting on the rich tradition of Catholic feasts and fasts, the LJM Care For Creation team invites the parish to help grow the annual Creation Celebration into an even more joyful expression of faith, community, and care for creation.
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For more than three years, St. Margaret of Scotland’s weekly Advocacy Table has empowered parishioners to put Catholic Social Teaching into action, generating thousands of letters on issues ranging from poverty and immigration to gun safety and the dignity of every human life.
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As Pride of St. Margaret approaches its fifth year, the ministry reflects on its growth from a small gathering in the Rectory to an active community focused on fellowship, faith, outreach, and ensuring LGBTQ+ Catholics and their families know they are welcome at St. Margaret of Scotland.
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The Racial Equity Team would like to highlight Josephine Bradshaw’s history project on Mill Creek. The above is an excerpt from her award-winning project.
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Drawing on firsthand experiences with refugees and migrants, parishioner Bob Pashos reflects on the Gospel call to welcome the stranger and highlights ways St. Margaret’s parishioners can get involved.
There is still much more work to do. On the weekend of June 6-7th, the SMOS community will come together to honor survivors and build community with those working to end gun violence during Wear Orange Weekend.
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I don’t know about you but I love a good mystery. So it is no wonder that the mystery of the Holy Trinity has been grappled with from the Council of Nicea to theologians from Augustine and Aquinas, to LaCugna and Downey.
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We are officially entering our last week of the school year. We have so much to be thankful for as we finish up the 2025/2026 school year.
On M*A*S*H, Charles Emerson Winchester once famously said, “I do one thing at a time, I do it very well, and then I move on.” May I suggest that we all make sure that, at every liturgy, the fraction rite doesn’t become a side note to a lingering sign of peace?