My Dear Friends,
I am pleased to provide our financial report for the year ending June 30, 2025. You may find the report by clicking here. This report is not only a reflection of numbers, but a testament to how God has blessed our community—and how you have responded in faith and generosity.
This past year, we were especially blessed to receive an extraordinary dividend of $240,000 from our diocesan savings account. With these funds—and your faithful
support—we were able to complete several important projects that directly benefit our community. These included installing new floor and wall tiles throughout the school lobby and hallways, replacing dozens of dilapidated windows in large areas of the property, and updating classroom furniture. These improvements are already making a positive impact on our school and religious education students and teachers, and we are grateful for the opportunity to carry them out.
As always, I ask each of us to reflect prayerfully on the gifts we offer to God and His Church in the form of time, talent, and treasure:
Time – Please consider deepening your personal and family prayer life. Spend time reading Scripture, praying together at home, or coming before the Blessed Sacrament in
our Adoration Chapel, open Monday through Friday from 6:45 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. Ask the Lord: “What do You desire of me?”
Talent – God has blessed each of us with unique gifts. Could He be calling you to serve as a lector, choir member, usher, or catechist? Might you be drawn to help the poor
through St. Vincent de Paul, or to join (or start) a prayer group? I encourage you to explore the many ministries of our parish—and offer your gifts where they are most needed.
Treasure – Like any household, our parish faces rising costs to maintain our ministries and facilities. The weekly offertory remains our primary source of income, and we
rely on your continued support to meet our growing needs. Please prayerfully discern your financial commitment to St. Timothy Parish. If you are able, consider increasing your regular giving through online giving or your offertory envelopes.
Thank you for the many ways you contribute to the life of our parish. May each of us strive to be better stewards of the blessings we have received, always seeking to use them for the glory of God and the good of others. With every best wish, I remain,
Sincerely, Yours In Christ,
Fr. David Meng, Pastor