Fr Don’s Blog: Somewhere In Between

In the final analysis, the Catholic Church exists in a place of mystery in between two worlds: one that we live in now and one that lies beyond earth and awaits us after death, where God resides, and that we, periodically, sacredly touch. Some people, because of their...

Fr Don’s Blog: Sacred Heart & Futbol

While in our nation, the month of June is known for numerous causes: National Safety, LGBTQ-Pride, PTSD & Men’s Health, Gun Violence Awareness, etc., in the Catholic Church, June is dedicated to the Sacred Heart of Jesus. This ecclesial devotion focuses on...

Fr Don’s Blog: Summer Spiritual Construction

The month of May is packed with activity and growth. Over the past century, from Kentucky Derby to Indianapolis 500, we have witnessed horsepower increase immensely. From May Day, that highlights the passing of seasons and atmospheric pressures, growth and fertility...

Fr Don’s Blog: Pentecost Memorial

Pentecost Memorial By Father Don Farnan on May 21, 2026 Anglican priest Henry Scott Holland, in an early twentieth century sermon to comfort those who lost loved ones, penned this famous perspective from one who died: “Death is nothing at all.  I have only slipped...

Fr Don’s Blog: Food Restoration

Each month Pope Leo, like Francis before him, offers a prayer intention inviting the universal church to join him in lifting up a particular petition. The solemn requests range from broad topics like world peace, immigration, and homelessness to specific appeals like...