May 28, 2023 - Holy Scripture (that is, the Holy Bible) has always been an integral part of the Mass. Indeed, the Mass is steeped in the Word; in fact, many of the texts are drawn from the Psalms ...
During the month of June, the Office of Ministry Life is accepting nominations for Pastoral Council. You may nominate yourself or another parishioner who you believe has the leadership qualities and interest to serve Saint William Parish. Learn more >>
June 3, 9 am - 12 pm Every person has been given gifts from the Holy Spirit. These are called “charisms” and they are used to build God’s kingdom on Earth. While many people are able to recognize their natural talents and abilities, they may be unsure of their charisms...
Registration is open for "Healing the Whole Person" and "Unbound: Freedom in Christ Part II", which are scheduled to start in June. Click to reserve your seat >>
It is good for us to meditate on the Sabbath —after the creation of the world, God took time to rest on the seventh day. Thus, He made this day special and even holy...
March 12, 2023 Welcome to the Liturgy Corner! Knowing of my great love and attention to all things liturgical, our Liturgy Team has graciously asked me to begin this series delving into the finer and even hidden parts of the liturgy!
This weekend is commitment weekend. Over the past three weeks, we have had time to reflect on what it means to be a parishioner, why we register, and lastly why we tithe. Now it is time to put our thoughts into action...
Do we prioritize the Lord in our lives? Meaning, does He come first in everything we do? Because the Lord is at the center of our lives, the tithe should come from the “first fruits” of what we have received from God, and not what is left over at the end.
The Servants of the Pierced Hearts of Jesus and Mary Religious Brothers and Priests will be coming on February 23 to call all families to live this Lent in the school of love, which is ultimately our path of holiness.
Saturday, February 25, 2023 Come join us for an afternoon of prayer, reflections, and fellowship with other young adults seeking a deeper relationship with God and others!
This community parish event offers an opportunity to build fellowship as volunteers come together to clean the statues, crosses, and icons in the sanctuary of the church.
During the past week, we have had some time to reflect on what it means to be a parishioner of Saint William, what drew us to Saint William for the first time and moments we have experienced since then that have brought us to call this parish, our parish, our home.