We're Staying Connected
It's wonderful to see so many of you on
YouTube
and
Facebook
,
participating in the Casa’s online offerings
.
Your kind words and enthusiasm for Daily and Sunday Masses, prayers, and more—including Fr. Joe’s quest for cornstarch and Fr. Page fixing a finicky lawnmower—are greatly appreciated. Hopefully, you are finding some peace and joy by staying connected in this way.
In less than two weeks, there were
10,653 video views on our YouTube channel and 756 new subscribers. The Casa's Facebook’s reach was more than 75,000 and gained 193 new followers. And you can visit
T
heCasa.org
for updates and offerings as they become available. Thank you for keeping our fellowship alive and sharing these opportunities with others. Old friends and new, we are in this together!
During this season of uncertainty, we continue to seek ways to partner with and creatively support other institutions. Currently, the day-to-day operations of the Casa are maintained by a shell of staff and friars. Our employees are home on paid leave for several weeks, per the mandates from our health and governmental leaders.
For all who are remembering the Casa with donations, we’re most grateful for your support. Social distancing required nonprofit groups to cancel their retreats for many months, and we cannot offer our own sponsored retreats at this time. Most importantly, we are challenged by the financial loss from Mass collections. If you are able to give, please consider
donating online
or mailing in your Sunday giving envelopes. Leadership is paying close attention to the changes coming in the Stimulus Package, as well as other avenues to support the Casa.
The friars are praying for us all. If you or someone you know needs a special prayer, the friars will be honored to light a candle and pray for your intentions. Please email
gwendolyn@thecasa.org
with the name and intention. We are here for you.
Thank you for making the Casa a place and community like no other!
Peace and good,
The Casa friars and staff
