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04/26/2026

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01/21/2026

🤍🤍🤍 What a beautiful meeting today!!! We began the first chapter in our new book “The Real Story” by Dr. Edward Sri! We had a phenomial and loving discussion as we dove into scrupture, prayed a Rosary, and enjoyed lovely and authentic fellowship!! Next week, we will explore the second chapter and Genesis 4-7!

If you’re on the fence about joining us, here’s your sign!! We’d LOVE to see you!!

Every Wednesday, 0930, main post chapel! 🤍🤍🤍

01/21/2026

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01/14/2026

We can’t WAIT to see you today!!! 0930, main post chapel!!!

01/07/2026

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St. Monica is known for her unwavering faith and relentless prayers for her son, St. Augustine, who struggled before his conversion. 🙏💖 Her patience and dedication exemplify the power of perseverance in prayer. Her story inspires us to trust in the transformative power of love and prayer, encouraging us to persist in our spiritual journeys and for those we care about. 🌟✨

01/07/2026

GOOD EVENING EVERYONE!!

********** Just a quick reminder- our spring kick off is NEXT WEEK, 14 January, 2026! No meeting tomorrow, 7 January! **********

A post with more information is coming! We can’t wait to see you then!

Our Lady of Purpetual Help, pray for us!

01/07/2026

12/28/2025

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Holy Family of Nazareth, bless our families with peace, patience, and deep trust in God. May our homes reflect your love and may our hearts grow closer to Jesus each day. Amen.

12/25/2025

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Merry Christmas from all of us at Ascension! May God bless you this Christmas season. 🎄🙏❤️

12/17/2025

This is what it means to follow Christ — to love without calculation, without condition, without needing to know whether the person before us “deserves” it. Because mercy, by definition, cannot be earned.

The world tells us to measure love — to offer it when it feels safe, reciprocated, or justified. But the Gospel calls us to something far more daring. It calls us to love the undeserving, to show kindness to the difficult, to extend grace to the ones who would never return it. This is not sentimentality — it’s discipleship. It’s the Cross lived out in daily life.

Christ’s love never paused to ask if we were worthy. He loved us first, and completely — when we were broken, when we were blind, when we were still turning away. That same love is what we are asked to carry into the world: a love that refuses to be reduced by bitterness, ideology, or fear.

To love like Christ is to stand in the tension — to hold truth and mercy together, to choose compassion when it costs something, to see the image of God even in those who cannot see it in themselves. This is what makes love redemptive. This is what transforms the world. 🌿

May we love with the kind of mercy that asks no questions and keeps no score — because that is the mercy that saved us. 💛