Below you'll find a list of all posts that have been tagged as “Courageous”
By Brian Freyberger Springtime brings with it a lot of change and many opportunities to celebrate transitions. (Even if the weather keeps playing tricks on us, trying to drag us back to winter). For me, it also gives the chance to get out and do some physical labor; preparing flower beds, shoveling mulch, fixing the wire I cut preparing the …
by Kurt Tobin “It is in giving that we receive” – St. Francis of Assisi Seton Men, I ask you to be courageous – and give. We have so much to be thankful for in our lives, and I am especially thankful for my faith, our Seton community, and the families that make up that community. But as much as I …
By Joe LaCombe It is Father’s Day as I write. I was up early this morning to promote the Courageous event at Seton as we are the spotlight ministry this week. It’s a little after 7:30am, and Mass has just started. Early morning is a special time, especially in the summer, the dew is on the grass, the sun is …
By Kevin Pluchar, parishioner since 2015 It was Easter Sunday. Lent was over and the time of celebration had begun! My family filled my Aunt’s house for lunch. The succulent smell of turkey, ham, green bean casserole, and sweet cakes made my mouth water. As we said grace and began the feast, I recalled years past when I would devour …
By Jeff Hines, Parishioner since 2010 Not that long ago I turned on the television and found myself watching the movie Jerry Maguire. Great movie. I’ve seen it several times, but one scene came up that really grabbed ahold of me. Dorothy, Jerry’s love interest in the movie, is trying desperately to explain her feelings about Jerry to her sister. …
By Brian Freyberger, Parishioner since 1997 I was born into and raised in the Catholic faith, although my dad is Lutheran and my mom is Catholic. When they married in 1966, they agreed to 2 things: 1.) any children would be raised Catholic and 2.) Mom would not try to convert dad. They took the step and 51 years of …
by Joe LaCombe, Parishioner since 2005 It was 3 or 4 years ago. We were having a family dinner. My wife, my son, and my parents were there. The discussion was meandering about as dinner discussions normally do, and we happened to be talking about what my son Joseph would do when he grew up. And so I asked him …
God is working in the lives of men at Seton in a big way. Over the past few years, we have seen men join together in a variety of activities to listen, learn and grow in their faith. Efforts like TMIY, K of C, bible studies, Exodus 90 are just a few example of this movement. The communities that have …