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Marriage: A Journey for Life (MAJ) is a Saturday workshop in which couples prayerfully reflect and discuss important marriage topics within the context of the Catholic faith. Topics include communication, sacramental marriage, marital intimacy and responsible love, challenges to the vocation of marriage and stewardship. This will be presented in a webinar format. This option requires handouts to print at home and a post event questionnaire to complete before receiving your certificate of completion.
FOCCUS: When you register for MAJ, you will automatically be registered for the FOCCUS premarriage inventory.

The first Sunday after Pentecost. Its origins go back to the Arian heresy, when an office with canticle, responses, preface, and hymns was composed by the Fathers and recited on Sundays. Bishop Stephen of Liège (903-20) wrote an office of the Holy Trinity that in some places was recited on the Sunday after Pentecost, and elsewhere on the last Sunday before Advent. St. Thomas à Becket (1118-70), consecrated Archbishop of Canterbury on the Sunday following Pentecost, obtained for England the privilege of a special feast to honor the Trinity on that day. Pope John XXII (reigned 1316-34) extended the feast to the universal Church.

The Feast of the Blessed Sacrament, established in 1246 by Bishop Robert de Thorote of Liège, at the suggestion of St. Juliana of Mont Cornillon (1192-1258). Its observance was extended to the Universal Church by Pope Urban IV in 1264. The office for the day was composed by St. Thomas Aquinas, and the customary procession was approved by Popes Martin V and Eugene IV. Now celebrated as the solemnity of the Body and Blood of Christ on the first Thursday (or Sunday) after the feast of the Holy Trinity.

The 11th Annual Strawberry Brunch food pantry fundraiser is going on-line this year! Hosted by the St Vincent de Paul Society, this year’s event features a live broadcast with Father Taylor Leffler sharing his story of how St. Mother Teresa of Calcutta influences his life and ministry. We invite you to register today at svdpomaha.com for more information, to make a free-will donation, and to get in on the free e-raffle… join us in reaching our neighbors in need!

The physical Heart of Christ as the principal sign and symbol of the threefold love with which he loves his eternal Father and all mankind. It is, therefore, a symbol of the divine love he shares with the Father and the Holy Spirit but that he, the Word made flesh, alone manifests through a weak and perishable body, since “in Him dwells the fullness of the Godhead bodily” (Colossians 2:9). It is, besides, the symbol of that burning love which, infused into his soul, enriches the human will of Christ and enlightens and governs its acts by the most perfect knowledge derived both from the beatific vision and that which is directly infused. And finally it is the symbol also of sensible love, since the body of Christ possesses full powers of feeling and perception, in fact more so than any other human body (Pope Pius XII, Haurietis Aquas, II, 55-57).

Christ is truly present in His Church, especially in the Scriptures, the Eucharistic species, and whenever two or three are gathered in His Name. Join Fr. Jeff for a day of retreat as he guides participants through scriptural prayer and sacramental wonder to an encounter with the Real Presence of Christ.
Father Jeffrey S. Loseke, Ed.D., S.T.L., was ordained a Priest for the Archdiocese of Omaha in 2000. He holds a doctorate in Interdisciplinary Leadership from Creighton University and a License in Sacred Theology from the Pontifical Athenaeum of St. Anselm in Rome. Currently, he is the pastor of St. Charles Borromeo Parish in Gretna. Register now here or call (402) 352-8819.

While there are always a certain number of people exploring the possibility of homeschooling, we realize that due to the COVID-19 pandemic, many folks are considering it for the first time, either as a temporary plan or as a result of their experiences during this season of social distancing. The Catholic Homeschool Association of Omaha (CHAO) would like to invite those feeling called by the Holy Spirit to educate their children in this way to a virtual conference with real homeschool moms/dads right here in the Omaha area.

To start learning more about homeschooling in Nebraska visit our FAQ Page and the Department of Education's Exempt School Program Information. For our neighbors across the river (CHAO welcomes you!), visit Homeschool Iowa to learn more about those state guidelines.

Once you've read through that, we would invite you to attend an Information and Inquiry Session with a few of our members, who are happy to share a bit about their experiences and help you get answers to any additional questions you may have. These live, online sessions will be offered on the following days/times:

Monday, June 22, 7:30 - 8:30
Monday, June 29, 7:30 - 8:30

Click here to register to attend either or both of these sessions, after which you will receive an invitation with a link to the meeting. If there is sufficient interest (register interest on the same registration form), we will look at scheduling more of these in July with the possibility of an in person gathering. For more information, contact outreach@chaohome.org.

While there are always a certain number of people exploring the possibility of homeschooling, we realize that due to the COVID-19 pandemic, many folks are considering it for the first time, either as a temporary plan or as a result of their experiences during this season of social distancing. The Catholic Homeschool Association of Omaha (CHAO) would like to invite those feeling called by the Holy Spirit to educate their children in this way to a virtual conference with real homeschool moms/dads right here in the Omaha area.

To start learning more about homeschooling in Nebraska visit our FAQ Page and the Department of Education's Exempt School Program Information. For our neighbors across the river (CHAO welcomes you!), visit Homeschool Iowa to learn more about those state guidelines.

Once you've read through that, we would invite you to attend an Information and Inquiry Session with a few of our members, who are happy to share a bit about their experiences and help you get answers to any additional questions you may have. This live, online session will be offered on the following day:

Monday, June 29, 7:30 - 8:30

Click here to register to attend this session, after which you will receive an invitation with a link to the meeting. If there is sufficient interest (register interest on the same registration form), we will look at scheduling more of these in July with the possibility of an in person gathering. For more information, contact outreach@chaohome.org.