At St. Thomas the Apostle Catholic Church, we recognize Jesus’ prayer “that they may all be one” (John 17:21) and embrace our call to foster unity, dialogue, and collaboration with people of all Christian traditions and faith backgrounds. As Catholics, we are committed to building bridges of understanding, respect, and cooperation in our community and beyond.
We share a deep connection with our fellow Christians through our common belief in Jesus Christ as Lord and Savior. While differences exist in doctrine and practice, we seek opportunities to pray together, engage in charitable works, and grow in mutual understanding. St. Thomas the Apostle Church actively participates in:
We also recognize that our world is diverse, and God calls us to be people of peace, dialogue, and hospitality. We seek to cultivate relationships with those of other religious traditions, including our Jewish, Muslim, and other faith neighbors, by:
Engaging in ecumenical and interfaith dialogue does not mean compromising our Catholic faith. Instead, it strengthens our ability to witness to the love and truth of Christ while learning from others in a spirit of humility and friendship. Through these efforts, we answer the Gospel call to love our neighbors, seek peace, and work together for justice and compassion in the world.