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Another beautiful stop on our Summer Church Challe Another beautiful stop on our Summer Church Challenge! ⛪🌊

The Ecker Family took the challenge to St. Brendan’s Catholic Church in Clearwater Beach, Florida, a warm island parish tucked into Island Estates. ☀️🐚

Fun fact: St. Brendan’s has welcomed locals and beach visitors alike since the late 1970s, with a special ministry to the many families who vacation on Clearwater Beach. Its patron, St. Brendan the Navigator, was a sixth-century Irish monk and one of the great seafaring saints. Legend tells of his seven-year voyage across the Atlantic in a small leather boat in search of the Promised Land, so the story goes, he may have reached the shores of North America centuries before Columbus. A fitting patron for a beach parish, and for a whole summer of traveling pilgrims! ⛵

From a prayer of St. Brendan the Navigator: “Help me to journey beyond the familiar and into the unknown, and give me the faith to set out with You.”

Thank you for sharing this beautiful stop with us, Ecker Family! 🙏 May St. Brendan guide your family safely over every sea and road, and always back home again.
Fear can quietly distort reality. It shapes our de Fear can quietly distort reality. It shapes our decisions, our relationships, and even the way we see God, often hiding just beneath the surface. 🌊

In this weekend's Gospel, the disciples are tossed by the waves, exhausted and afraid, and they cannot even recognize Jesus walking toward them. Father Mark walks us through three simple movements: the problem with fear, the call to look at him, and the one thing that finally heals fear.

Peter steps out onto the water, but the moment he notices the wind, he begins to sink. We do the same when the storms come. The invitation is to keep our eyes on Christ, yet Father Mark reminds us it goes even deeper than that. The real question underneath our fear is, "Am I alone?"

The answer is love. Perfect love casts out all fear. It is not enough to look at him. We have to know that he is looking at us, gazing on us with love, reaching out his hand the very moment we sink. 💙

This week, look at him in the Scriptures and in adoration. Then let him look at you and receive his gaze.

"Take courage, it is I. Do not be afraid." 🙏

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Another beautiful stop on our Summer Church Challe Another beautiful stop on our Summer Church Challenge! ⛪🌴

Ryan and Laura Timoney took the challenge to St. Paul Catholic Church in Tampa, Florida, on August 1st, with their little ones Lachlan, Remy, and Rory in tow. 🌞 A joyful crew at Mass in the Sunshine State!

Fun fact: St. Paul’s had a humble start in 1963, when just twelve families gathered at a Carrollwood school for their very first Mass. From that small beginning it has blossomed into a vibrant, multicultural parish family more than five thousand strong, with Mass now offered in several languages. A beautiful picture of the Church growing, just as it did from the earliest days. 🌱

From St. Paul the Apostle, the parish’s namesake: “I have fought the good fight, I have finished the race, I have kept the faith.”

Thank you for sharing this beautiful stop with us, Timoney family! 🙏 May St. Paul guide your family in faith and keep those three little blessings close to the Lord.
Another beautiful stop on our Summer Church Challe Another beautiful stop on our Summer Church Challenge, with a festive twist! ⛪☘️

The Beardsley Family, Tom, Virginia, Henry, Joan, Wayne, and Susanna, took the challenge to the outdoor Mass at the Iowa Irish Fest in downtown Waterloo on August 2nd. Little ones and all, they gathered with the crowd to worship before a day of Celtic celebration. 🎶

Fun fact: the Iowa Irish Fest just marked its 20th year and draws nearly 50,000 people to twelve city blocks of downtown Waterloo. Its beloved Sunday morning outdoor Mass has become a cherished tradition, welcoming people of every faith to Lincoln Park. Even the admission that morning is pure Irish generosity, gathered as non-perishable food items donated to the local food bank. Faith, heritage, and giving back, all in one joyful weekend. 💚🤍🧡

A traditional Irish blessing: “May the road rise up to meet you, and may God hold you in the palm of His hand.”

Thank you for sharing this beautiful stop with us, Beardsley Family! 🙏 May your days be filled with music, laughter, and the love of the Lord.
Another beautiful stop on our Summer Church Challe Another beautiful stop on our Summer Church Challenge, all the way to the Last Frontier! ⛪🌲

Sheri Tuskey took the challenge to the National Shrine of St. Thérèse near Juneau, Alaska, a stone chapel set on its own little island overlooking the Lynn Canal. ✨

Fun fact: this enchanting chapel was built in the late 1930s entirely from beach stones gathered right along the shore, with volunteers hauling and setting each one by hand. It sits on a small island reached by a raised stone causeway, tucked into the wilderness of the Tongass National Forest, and the first Mass was celebrated there on the Feast of Christ the King in 1941. St. Thérèse of Lisieux, the Little Flower, has been the patron saint of Alaska since 1925. 🌸

From St. Thérèse of Lisieux: “Miss no single opportunity of making some small sacrifice, here by a smiling look, there by a kindly word.”

Thank you for sharing this beautiful stop with us, Sheri! 🙏 May the Little Flower scatter roses of grace along every mile of your journey.
Another beautiful stop on our Summer Church Challe Another beautiful stop on our Summer Church Challenge, and a very special one! ⛪💙💛

The Whitehead Family, John, Teresa, Spencer, and Will, took the challenge all the way to our namesake, the University of Notre Dame in South Bend, Indiana. They visited the breathtaking Basilica of the Sacred Heart and prayed at the beloved Grotto. What a joy to see our own parish family at the heart of Notre Dame. ✨

Fun fact: the Grotto of Our Lady of Lourdes is a one-seventh-scale replica of the famous shrine in Lourdes, France, where Our Lady appeared to Saint Bernadette in 1858. Built in 1896, it has been a place of prayer for generations, its candles glowing day and night. Just steps away, the Basilica of the Sacred Heart dazzles with the largest collection of 19th-century murals in America and a golden high altar beneath a star-spangled ceiling. 🕯️

Our Lady of Lourdes said to Saint Bernadette: “I cannot promise to make you happy in this world, only in the next.”

Thank you for sharing this beautiful stop with us, Whitehead Family! 🙏 May Our Lady of Notre Dame watch over you always and keep you close to her Son.
Another beautiful stop on our Summer Church Challe Another beautiful stop on our Summer Church Challenge! ⛪🌊

Brendan and Ryan Doorhy took the challenge to All Saints Catholic Church in Surf City, North Carolina, a sweet little beach parish right on Topsail Island. ☀️

Fun fact: All Saints in Surf City is a summer mission of the larger All Saints Parish in Hampstead, and it comes alive with the season. From Memorial Day through Labor Day, the community gathers for Sunday Mass by the shore, welcoming vacationing families and locals alike before quieting down again for the winter. A true summer church, in every sense. 🐚

Just right for its name, the parish honors All the Saints, that great cloud of witnesses cheering us on toward heaven. As Scripture reminds us, “we are surrounded by so great a cloud of witnesses.” ✨

Thank you for sharing this beautiful stop with us, Brendan and Ryan! 🙏 May all the saints watch over your travels and keep you close to the Lord.
Another beautiful stop on our Summer Church Challe Another beautiful stop on our Summer Church Challenge! ⛪💙

James Gruber took the challenge to St. Thomas Aquinas University Parish in Boulder, Colorado. James is a student at the University of Colorado Boulder and is interning there this summer, so this beautiful parish has become his home away from home. ⛰️✨

Fun fact: this parish grew out of the University of Colorado’s Newman Club, which purchased land for a student chapel back in 1948. The community broke ground in 1949, and after high winds damaged the unfinished building, the chapel was finally completed and dedicated in 1956. For more than seventy-five years it has been a spiritual home for Catholic Buffaloes far from their own families. 🦬

From Saint Thomas Aquinas, the great teacher and patron of students: “There is nothing on this earth more to be prized than true friendship.”

Thank you for sharing this beautiful stop with us, James! 🙏 May Saint Thomas Aquinas guide your studies and keep you close to the Lord, and may your family back home be proud. 💛
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