Man’s True Vocation: Faithful Relationship With God; LOVE
In Today’s Gospel, (John 14: 1-12) Jesus is telling His disciples that He is leaving them. But this message is not meant to leave the disciple in despair. No! Quite the contrary, this message is one that leads the disciple to fullness of life. Jesus indicates that He is going Read more
Do Not Grow Tired Of Doing Good
This time of year is no doubt one of if not the most tiring of all seasons. In this Diocese, the driving alone can be cause for growing weary. After a month of travel with very few breaks along the way, along with the demands that continue beyond the regular Read more
Judge Skavdahl Denies Diocese of Cheyenne and Plaintiffs’ Request For Relief From HHS Mandate
I learned earlier this afternoon of the disappointing ruling in Federal Court today regarding the Diocese’s request for a temporary injunction against the HHS Mandate. The following statement has been released to the press. I ask for your continued prayers as this case makes its way through the appeal process. Read more
Clergy Changes
Once again, it is the time of year for announcing the upcoming changes in clergy assignments. This weekend, changes were announced in the effected parishes. In addition to the official changes posted below, one other significant change is also being announced this weekend. Fr. Bill Hill who has served as vocation Read more
Mother’s Day; Good Shepherd Sunday, Wyoming Catholic College
This Sunday, as with so many Sunday’s in Spring, there are many moments calling for reflection. First and foremost, a very Happy Mother’s Day to all our moms! By God’s providential and loving plan, there would be no life without women, and more particularly, without moms. May all of our Read more
Spring Travels and HHS Hearing in Federal Court
Mercifully, (so far!) spring travels around the state have been successful. Last year, spring snows made it difficult, and at times, impossible to keep scheduled appointments and confirmation celebrations. In the past five days, I’ve logged 1,300 miles to attend the K of C state convention in Jackson, celebrate Confirmations Read more
Road To Emmaus; Cross and Resurrection
The human person is created in the image and likeness of God. The human person is of the flesh and of the spirit. In many ways, the flesh, the very human part of our existence can be akin to the cross of our life with all of its natural appetites Read more
Mountains And Hills, Bless The Lord
Yesterday I began the drive to Jackson for this year’s Statewide Knights of Columbus Convention as well as a Confirmation here Sunday evening. I made it as far as Dubois for the night. The wildlife and nature viewing yesterday evening and then this morning has been spiritually uplifting. I would Read more