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Letter from Father Jantz  

Dear Brothers and Sisters in Christ,

As we begin our Stewardship Month, I’d like to take the opportunity to reflect a bit on some of the things that go into being good stewards of our time, talent, and treasure. To start out this series, I’d like to talk about a character quality that connects each    person I’ve known who’s a good steward.

Inside every generous person is a humble heart. Humility means that we recognize how little we are in the God’s great plan—and yet how richly he has blessed us in our littleness. We don’t pretend that what we have comes from our own greatness. Instead, we recognize everything we have and everything we are as being a gift from him. When we see ourselves this way, we learn to act like the good servant in this weekend’s Gospel: we’re willing to get over ourselves and look first to other people’s needs.

For this week, I’d suggest a prayer to help us grow in humility, so that each of us can grow in the gift of stewardship in our own small ways. I’ll be praying it each day this week, and I ask you to join me in lifting up this intention to God.

Heavenly Father, thank you for your goodness, by which I have received so much more than I deserve. I thank you especially for the people in my life through whom you have blessed me abundantly, despite my smallness and weakness. Calling to mind these great gifts, I ask you to deepen my humility, so that I may be an effective instrument of your blessing for other people, through good stewardship of all that I have received from you. Through Christ our Lord. Amen.

Through the intercession of Our Lady of Humility and our patron St. Thomas, let’s start this month off right.

God bless,

Fr Jantz