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Father J. Collin Poston

Father J. Collin Poston is the pastor of St. Bartholomew parish in Manchester. He is also a chaplain to the Baltimore Catholic Charismatic Renewal and to the Secular Order of Our Lady of Mount Carmel Community of the Infant Jesus and the Holy Face. He regularly offers prayer for healing and in his free time enjoys cheering for the Baltimore Orioles, eating Maryland steamed crabs and walking his Pomeranian dog Otto.

What’s blocking the Light?

August 22, 2017
By Father J. Collin Poston
Filed Under: Blog, Dust and Dewfall

What are the false gods that we are tempted to look upon, to hold on to and depend upon, that distract us from the gaze of Christ into our eyes, minds and hearts?

Rest and the exercise of our souls

July 10, 2017
By Father J. Collin Poston
Filed Under: Blog, Dust and Dewfall

When our souls are stretched, even if to their breaking points, carrying our crosses, may we come to Jesus, who repairs, renews, restores and refreshes our souls.

FOCUSed on Christ in Panama

May 25, 2017
By Father J. Collin Poston
Filed Under: Blog, Campus Ministry, Dust and Dewfall, Young Adult Ministry

When we encounter Jesus, whether on a mission trip in another country or in our ordinary, daily lives, we discover that he wants to befriend us.

Seeing as God sees

March 29, 2017
By Father J. Collin Poston
Filed Under: Blog, Dust and Dewfall

Last Sunday,  the “midway point” of Lent, we heard the beautiful, amazing account from the Gospel of John of the “man born blind” (John 9:1-41.) In it we see a beautiful progression of faith, not so much unlike the one of the Samaritan woman who earlier proclaimed Christ to her

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