Welcome to our Halloween Special! Join Fr. Lee for a little spooky fun, as he shares a couple of his favorite seasonal stories.

WARNING: the stories here are spooky - not scary, just thrilling. But if that might upset you, then just skip it and wait for the Sunday sermon!

If you're still on-the-fence, let me share a short poem I include along with our Halloween candy each year:

*"On the Eve of All Saints' Day,

Jack-o-Lanterns light the way.

God's children need no longer fear

the ghosts and goblins gathered here.

For evil ghouls with icy breath

must bow to Him who conquered death."*

Stories in this episode:

'The Dead Hand' from "Stepsons of France" by P.C. Wren (1917)

"The Ghost House" by Robert Frost (1913)

Have a safe weekend friends!