Christmas & New Year Mass Schedule

Christmas Message from Fr. Laszlo –

Dear friends,

Merry Christmas. As we arrive at this holy day, I want to thank you for walking through Advent with such openness and hope. Over the past four weeks, we reflected on a simple theme: light in the darkness. Each Sunday reminded us that God’s light doesn’t wait for life to be perfect. It shows up in ordinary places, often quietly, and invites us to trust that grace is already at work.

We lit the first candle to remember that even a small light can change a room. The second candle reminded us that God’s peace doesn’t remove every hardship, but steadies us so we can keep going. The third candle taught us that joy grows when it’s shared, even in tough seasons. And the fourth candle brought us back to love, the light that holds all the others together.

At Christmas we celebrate the birth of Christ, the light that no darkness can overcome. The story is familiar, yet it still surprises us. God chooses a manger. God chooses vulnerability. God chooses to come close. And that closeness is what Christmas offers us again: the promise that we are not alone.
This year, our celebration carries an extra layer of gratitude. Just a few weeks ago, we gathered to bless and officially open our newly renovated spaces. Seeing so many of you there—laughing, praying, exploring, and imagining the ministry these rooms will hold—was a gift. These spaces aren’t only improvements to a building. They’re signs of the life God is stirring in our community and the hope we share for the future.

Thank you for your generosity, your patience, and your faith. May Christ’s light guide your steps and bring peace to your home this Christmas.

With love and blessings,
Fr. László Nagy, Pastor