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St. Anthony Catholic Church

founded 1888
Main Office/Mailing Address
704 N. 1st Ave.
Evansville, IN 47710
812-423-5209

St. Joseph Catholic Church

founded 1905
600 E Virginia St.
Evansville, IN 47711
812-423-5209

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  • April 18, 2021 ~ 3rd Sunday of Easter Date Posted: April 17, 2021 ... Read More »
  • Everyday Stewardship ~ Recognize God in Your Ordinary Moments Date Posted: April 17, 2021 How to Fail Your Way to Heaven - You know what are some of my favorite moments in Scripture? The little “Easter eggs” of Jesus’ humanity, things like Jesus falling asleep, Jesus drawing in the sand, Jesus playing with kids. And how about Jesus rising from the dead, appearing to his disciples and saying, “So, have you got anything to eat?” - It’s right for us to always keep in mind that Jesus is God. But we also have to remember that he was man. He got hungry. He cried when he felt sad and laughed when he felt happy. He got tired. He got bored. - Because he was God, none of those feelings ever led him into sin, like they do us. He never spent a car ride trying to pass the hours... Read More »
  • Live the Liturgy ~ Inspiration for the Week Date Posted: April 17, 2021 When the greeting “Peace be with you” is sincerely offered to a person, it can resonate very deep within, bringing comfort and reassurance. When someone possesses the power to bring peace, it brings us to a place of safety and fills us with joy. The resurrected Christ has this power. God can open our minds so that we can more fully understand the meaning of Sacred Scripture and God’s compassionate, loving, tender, and untiring embrace constantly present and offered to people throughout history. Without the anchor of truth that only God can provide, we can easily become startled and terrified at the sight of what life brings us. Being open to God’s offer of peace, we can turn away... Read More »
  • Gospel Meditation Date Posted: April 17, 2021 April 18, 2021 - Third Sunday of Easter - We often act out of ignorance. Armed with the best of intentions, we think we are seeing clearly and correctly, but we are not. We don’t always understand the full meaning of things and only perceive part of the truth. Hence, our judgments and actions can be impaired by myopic, incomplete or erroneous perceptions. The meaning of life, understanding of human experience, and negotiating life’s challenges can all become skewed without proper understanding and vision. The resurrection of Christ is the corrective to our incomplete and limited view of life. Looking at things with the eyes of faith brings a depth of clarity and understanding to how we... Read More »
  • Hope for the Resurrection of Our Bodies Date Posted: April 16, 2021 For Sunday, April 18, 2021 - Third Sunday of Easter - Acts 3:13-15, 17-19 - 1 John 2:1-5a - Luke 24:35-48 - In this last year we’ve all been reminded of our mortality countless times as we’ve watched the COVID-19 pandemic sweep over the world. But as part of the Body of Christ, there is a hope that awaits our mortal bodies, and to see it, we need look no further than this Sunday’s readings! - “The author of life you put to death, but God raised him from the dead; of this we are witnesses!” The promise of Christ proclaimed by Peter is not only good news for us in the present moment — the redemption from sin — but good news for us for eternity, too. As Catholics, our theology of... Read More »
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