Thanksgiving

A Thanksgiving Message to Our Beloved Parish Family

 
As we celebrate Thanksgiving 2026, we give thanks to God for His countless blessings, His unfailing love, and the gift of being part of a faith-filled parish family. This special season invites us to pause, reflect, and recognize the many ways God touches our lives through our families, friends, and the people who journey with us in faith.
 
With grateful hearts, we offer our sincere and heartfelt thanks to everyone who makes our parish such a welcoming, vibrant, and caring community. In a special way, we extend our deepest appreciation to all our wonderful volunteers who so generously share their time, talents, and treasure in the many ministries and activities of our parish. Whether serving in liturgical ministries, proclaiming the Word of God, singing in the choir, preparing our children and adults for the sacraments, welcoming parishioners, caring for our church, organizing events, reaching out to those in need, visiting the sick or quietly helping behind the scenes, your dedication makes a meaningful difference. Your generosity, kindness, and faithful service are true blessings to our parish. Please know that your efforts, both great and small, are deeply valued and sincerely appreciated.
 
We are also grateful to every parishioner who joins us in prayer, participates in our celebrations, supports our ministries, and contributes to the life of our community. Together, we continue to build a parish rooted in faith, strengthened by fellowship, and united in Christ's love.
 
As we gather with our loved ones this Thanksgiving, let us remember those who are lonely, grieving, ill, or facing hardship, and keep them in our prayers. May we always be willing to share our blessings and extend a helping hand to those who need it most. May the Lord bless you and your families with peace, good health, joy, and renewed faith. Thank you for being such an important part of our parish family.
 
From our parish family to yours, wishing you a happy, peaceful, and blessed Thanksgiving!

 

Fr. Prasanth George CMI

Fr. James Cyfko