In the Catholic Church, the season of Christmas begins with Christmas Eve and Christmas Day celebrations. In the current liturgical norms, the Christmas Season continues for several Sundays to include the major feasts of the Holy Family, Solemnity of Mary, the Epiphany, and the Baptism of Jesus among other significant holy days. On this page we offer photos of the Feast of the Holy Family and the Epiphany.
       On the Feast of the Holy Family, we were treated to a youth mass wherein young people from the parish performed the roles of several of the lay ministers including commentator, readers, servers, and assisting with the offering. A violin duet by Alessandra Ennet and Gretchen Horne opened the liturgy followed by a superb ministry from a choir of Holy Angels women.
      The Epiphany celebrated Jesus being revealed to "the world" via the visit of the wise men (Magi). The use of incense marked this special day as similar in importance to Christmas. The statues of the Magi were placed in the nativity scene, and Father Taylor's homily spoke creatively of the many stars we might follow in our own lives.

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