by Joseph Barringhaus | Sep 10, 2019 | Blog Posts
Rita, like most children, found herself losing a lot of things. She’d misplace the occasional sweater, and without fail, her parents would insist she pray to St. Anthony, patron Saint of lost things. Without fail, a recognizable prayer to St. Anthony — “Tony, Tony,...
by Joseph Barringhaus | Sep 1, 2019 | Capital Campaign News, General News
The unveiling of our renovated Sanctuary and Dedication of the new Altar happened at 10 am on September 1, 2019. Bishop Michael F. Olson was the principal celebrant joined by Father Sojan George and Father James Flynn as the concelebrants. We know not...
by Scott Immel | Mar 25, 2019 | Blog Posts
This was always the mantra of parents and teachers as I was growing up that was applied to virtually everything in my life at that time. I had to learn to ride a bike before my parents would buy me a bike, so I borrowed and practiced, practiced and practiced riding...
by Joseph Barringhaus | Mar 11, 2019 | Blog Posts
I love selling things. It’s not just selling things though, it’s finding out what people like and then selling them something. Truthfully, that’s what a general definition of marketing is. We generally think of marketing as just selling someone a product. As a kid,...
by Scott Immel | Nov 19, 2018 | Blog Posts
“Oh to know what your personal ‘rough brown robe’ is in life”A bunch of years ago my Spiritual Director asked me, “What are you seeking in your spiritual life?” Not knowing that he was lobbing me a ‘softball’, I answered, “To become a holy man.” Then he dropped the...
