Our pastor, Fr. Mike Comer, addressed the sexual abuse crisis that is unfolding in the Catholic Church, in his homily at Mass on August 25. If you missed it or would like to share it, the link is shown below. http://fbvidthis.com/v/JtNAchWspwY We pray for the victims of sexual abuse who are suffering, and we ask […]
As we have watched the new and deeply troubling revelations of sexual abuse and cover up of crimes by leaders and high ranking officials of the Church, we have all hoped for and needed some word from Pope Francis. This past Monday he released a powerful letter addressed to all Catholics throughout the world. I […]
August 5, 2018 GATHER THE PEOPLE I have heard the Mass described as, “Gather the people. Tell the stories. Break the bread.” Not a bad summary of what the Mass is all about. As we go through the Mass over these six weeks, we will begin with the beginning–the gathering of the people. Please remember […]
Many couples contact us about having their wedding at Mother of God, and we welcome the opportunity to be part of your special day. To help you in your planning, we offer our newly revised wedding guidelines. If you have questions beyond what’s outlined here, please call the office at 859-291-2288.http://mother-of-god.org/wp-content/uploads/2013/07/MOG-Wedding-Guidelines-7-18.pdf
Last week we began introducing a new online program that Mother of God has subscribed to. It is called FORMED and includes a great deal of material for you to use to grow in your understanding of your faith and in your relationship with God and with Jesus Christ. In order to access the website […]
This weekend we begin the most sacred week in the Church’s calendar. As important as Christmas is, it is the suffering, death and resurrection of the Lord that has won for us the great victory. It is why Jesus was born. I hope that each of you will take part as fully as possible in […]
This week, beginning Sunday, January 28 is National Catholic Schools Week. It is a time to celebrate the great gift that Catholic schools are. Here in the Diocese of Covington, we have a particularly rich history of Catholic education that we need to acknowledge and celebrate. A few years ago Bishop Foys announced that he […]
The Third Sunday of Advent is known as Gaudete Sunday. Gaudete means “joy,” and in the readings we repeatedly are told to rejoice in the Lord. Saint Paul goes so far, in the second reading, to tell us to “rejoice always.” I recently was at the funeral of a friend who had died very suddenly and […]
November 13, 2017 Last Sunday we saw the latest in a seemingly unending series of slaughters of innocent people. In just the past month we have seen 54 people killed and 564 people injured in the shooting in Las Vegas. A week and a half ago 8 people in New York were run down and […]
October 15, 2017 Last week I began to write about the rosary as a meditation device that allows us to enter deeply into the lives of Jesus and Mary. I want to continue with that, as I have spoken with people this week who were not taught the Mysteries of the Rosary and are not […]
