So Much To Be Thankful For

So Much To Be Thankful For

For many, this has been a very difficult year, a very challenging year. Whether your year has been better than last year or not, it doesn’t take too much effort to realize we still have so much to be thankful for. The sun came up this morning. We are still breathing....
Never Paint This Corridor Floor!

Never Paint This Corridor Floor!

Ed. Note: The following poem was shared with us by Fr. Dan Crosby after his recent visit here. In addition to being an ideal Chronicle entry, it seemed an appropriate fit for the celebration of All Souls (or All Soles?) Day this Sunday. Never Paint This Corridor...
Farewell, Dear Friend

Farewell, Dear Friend

We were all stunned this week to learn that Gary Gisselman, a dear friend of St. Anthony’s, died August 9. He was a kind, humble, gentle soul, and he will be missed by many, not only here at St. Anthony’s but also in the wider community. Gary wore many hats in life...
The Heat is On

The Heat is On

Heat is indeed the headline for this year’s Volunteer Week. Thursday started off with a high of 80, climbing to the mid-80’s on Friday, to 90 on Saturday, and 92 on Sunday before clouds and an overnight rainstorm “cooled” the temperature on Monday down to mid-80’s...
Priceless!

Priceless!

Volunteers don’t get paid, not because they’re worthless, but because they’re priceless. – Sherry Anderson This month is Global Volunteer Month and next week is National Volunteer Week. There is no better time to recognize and celebrate all that our awesome...
Volunteer Week 2024

Volunteer Week 2024

Our annual gathering of volunteers kicked off last Thursday. Actually, this year we had some pre-kickoff help from the NCIS crew. Neighborhood Catholics in Service, a group of 22 middle-school aged youth and their 10 adult and high school-aged chaperons, came last...

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