Catholic Daughters of the Americas Court Clarksburg #334

04/22/2026

01/17/2026

Catholic Daughters of the Americas Court Clarksburg 334 will meet on Tuesday January 20 at 6PM at the Immaculate Conception Parish Center. This will be an important meeting. All members are encouraged to attend. Any Catholic woman age 18 and other are invited to attend and learn about our organization.

12/17/2025

We had a Wonderful Christmas dinner last night.

11/17/2025

We are so proud of Timothy Kawash, our sponsored seminarian.

10/06/2025

Our seminarian is pictured in this post. Prayers for Timothy Kawash. 🙏

09/10/2025

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Our very own Shirlene Isabella talks with Jeff Taquinto. She’s such a dear soul.

A few weeks ago, my wife and I joined some friends at Kelley’s 2.0 in downtown Clarksburg when I was tapped on t...

08/30/2025

08/22/2025

Oh what a night!! Our CDA picnic was wonderfully attended. Our state officers came and we gained six new members. What a beautiful group of women!! Together we can fulfill our mission and lift others up!!

05/20/2025

Catholic Daughters of the Americas Court Clarksburg 334 will meet tomorrow. May 20 at 6PM in the Immaculate Conception Parish Center. All Catholic women age 18 and above are invited to attend.

03/16/2025

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Our Lenten reflections continue today with a Reflection for the Second Sunday of Lent by Timothy Kawash (Diocese of Wheeling-Charleston). We hope these reflections enrich your spiritual journey through this Lenten season.

The readings for the Second Sunday of Lent invite us to reflect on the glory of the Lord. During the Transfiguration, the glory of the Lord is unveiled to Peter, James, and John. Indeed, all of history has pointed to the glory of the Lord: Moses, representing the law, and Elijah, representing the prophets, both bear witness to Christ transfigured. The Lord reveals His glory that He desires to share with us, for we are made to be citizens of heaven!
The connection between the Son’s glory and His Holy Cross cannot be ignored. Today’s Gospel passage comes between Christ’s first prediction of His Passion and His determination to go to Jerusalem. On the Cross, the greatest among us becomes the servant as Jesus completely gives Himself in servitude to us. If we want to share in the glory of Christ, we must share in His Cross and not be “enemies of the Cross” as Saint Paul warns the Philippians. The Transfiguration reminds us to have trust amid whatever cross the Lord asks us to carry, for we are saved not from the cross, but by it.