Each year on this 2nd Sunday of Lent, we hear
the story of the Transfiguration of the Lord. In
that account, Peter says to the Lord, “It is good
that we are here”, as they witness the transfig-
uring power of God. We are called to respond
in the same way, as we strive to bring that ra-
diant light of Christ into the hearts and homes
of those in need. Indeed, it is good that we are
here – ready and willing to make a difference
for so many in need. This weekend, we con-
tinue to join with parishes throughout the dio-
cese in response to the Annual Diocesan Ap-
peal: One in Hope, One in Mission, as we
work to do our part in meeting the $4,000,000
diocesan goal, of which our parish share is
[$39,800]. Thank you to those who have al-
ready made a prayerful response to the Ap-
peal. If you did not receive information in the
mail and have not made your response,
please take a brochure from Church today and
consider making a gift commitment to the Ap-
peal this week. A reminder that 60% of all dol-
lars raised support the work of Catholic Chari-
ties, while 40% provides for a wide range of
ministries at work in our parishes and schools
across the diocese. Your support is essential
in continuing to bring the light of hope and the
mission of the Church into our world. For
more information about the work of the appeal
or to make a gift online, please visit
www.doy.org. On behalf of Bishop Bonnar,
and all who will be ministered to by your
generosity – thank you. During this holy
season, we pray, “That all may be one!”

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