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Happy New Year 2025

At the end of 2024, we closed the year with a Thanksgiving Mass at the Church of the Holy Cross, where our eldest son served as an altar boy. The celebration continued with the church community, joyfully welcoming the New Year together.





As 2025 began, on the Feast of Mary, the Holy Mother of God, we attended Mass at St. Mary of the Angels. To our surprise, the church was filled with people—a heartening sign that many recognize the challenges this year might bring and seek God's grace to guide them through.

I’ve created a vision board for this year to help us remain clear and focused on our goals.


With this plan, I entrust everything to God, trusting in His wisdom to guide and multiply our efforts for our good and His greater glory.



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