Holy Family Parish continues its vigorous parish schedule throughout the summer months.

In July, we are placing special effort in launching our youth empowerment project under the tutelage of the Center Faith Justice. We are holding ukulele camp and furthering our trauma-informed ministry.

Holy Family Parish is happy to welcome Fr. Roy Quesea for a one-month summer assignment throughout July. Fr. Quesea is in the midst of advanced studies in Rome.

On July 8, we welcomed a new parochial vicar, Fr. Walter Wiktorek. Fr. Wiktorek comes to us from a long and varied ministerial career.

Holy Family Caritas' trauma-informed ministry commemorated its first anniversary May 31.

In its first year, our new approach led to fruitful groups and events, new donors and grants, and a significantly more aware community of the traumas that afflict us.

On June 21, the central office at the 56 Throop Avenue Pastor Center was renamed "Alice's Place" in honor of the late and longtime parish operations manager, Alice Bandelt McLaughlin.

A sign and team portrait are the new visual markers for the office.

Holy Family Parish shares in the vision that Pope Francis has set forth for the entire
Catholic Church - to be a welcoming home for all, a community in humble service
to one another and to those around us, especially those on the periphery.

Our founding vision from 2014 still guides us.