Thinking about becoming Catholic? Join us! No pressure, but you are able to learn more and discern better whether God is calling you home to His Church.
Blessed Francis Xavier Seelos (b. 1819 - d. 1867) Come learn more about the extraordinary life of this 19th century priest who served in Pennsylvania and Maryland. Join us on Saturday October 5 at 9:00am for our parish breakfast, and a presentation on Blessed Francis Xavier Seelos.
Thinking about becoming Catholic? Join us! No pressure, but you are able to learn more and discern better whether God is calling you home to His Church.
Thinking about becoming Catholic? Join us! No pressure, but you are able to learn more and discern better whether God is calling you home to His Church.
October is Respect Life Month. Remembering the importance of all human life- especially innocent human life- we come together to pray that Our Lord would have mercy on us for all of the ways we have violated his precious gift of life. Today is also the feast of Saint Margaret Mary Alacoque who is depicted in the Sacred Heart painting in the front of the Church. She encountered him miraculously while praying before the Blessed Sacrament. (Notice the monstrance in the top left hand corner of the painting.) In light of Saint Margaret Mary’s example come pray to Jesus with us for He is truly present in the Blessed Sacrament.
A special Mass for those who are normally homebound and unable to attend Mass. The Mass will take place in the gym in order to accommodate those who have special mobility needs.
Thinking about becoming Catholic? Join us! No pressure, but you are able to learn more and discern better whether God is calling you home to His Church.
Thinking about becoming Catholic? Join us! No pressure, but you are able to learn more and discern better whether God is calling you home to His Church.
The proceeds from the day will help to support our Church. Cards are at the doors of the Church, and the coupon can also be found in the bulletin. Cut and presented the coupon to your waitress/waiter when you order your meal.
Halloween is rightly called "All Hallows Eve" or another way of saying it-- the vigil of All Saints Day. Halloween is a Catholic holiday. So come out and worship God with us as we honor all of the heroes who lived for God.
We remember all the souls of the faithfully departed persons every November 2-- All Souls Day. Join us for this special Mass remembering our love ones who have gone before us marked with the sign of faith.
For All Souls Day this Saturday November 2, we will have an 8:30am Morning Mass and the 5:30pm Mass will be for All Souls. Thus, the 5:30pm Mass this Saturday will have different readings, music and homily than the Sunday Mass. Even still, the 5:30pm Mass fulfills the Sunday obligation. But feel free to attend both Saturday evening and Sunday morning if you would like.
Thinking about becoming Catholic? Join us! No pressure, but you are able to learn more and discern better whether God is calling you home to His Church.Read More
Blessed Francis Xavier Seelos (b. 1819 - d. 1867) Come learn more about the extraordinary life of this 19th century priest who served in Pennsylvania and Maryland. Join us on Saturday October 5 at 9:00am for our parish breakfast, and a presentation on Blessed Francis Xavier Seelos.Read More
Formation of students in grades 1-8 in the Catholic Christian faith.Read More
October is Respect Life Month. Remembering the importance of all human life- especially innocent human life- we come together to pray that Our Lord would have mercy on us for all of the ways we have violated his precious gift of life. Today is also the feast of Saint Margaret Mary Alacoque who is depicted in the Sacred Heart painting in the front of the Church. She encountered him miraculously while praying before the Blessed Sacrament. (Notice the monstrance in the top left hand corner of the painting.) In light of Saint Margaret Mary’s example come pray to Jesus with us for He is truly present in the Blessed Sacrament.Read More
A special Mass for those who are normally homebound and unable to attend Mass. The Mass will take place in the gym in order to accommodate those who have special mobility needs.Read More
Halloween is rightly called "All Hallows Eve" or another way of saying it-- the vigil of All Saints Day. Halloween is a Catholic holiday. So come out and worship God with us as we honor all of the heroes who lived for God.Read More
We honor all of those who have entered the heavenly kingdom on November 1, All Saints Day.Read More
We honor all of those who have entered the heavenly kingdom on November 1, All Saints Day. A holy hour of adoration follows this Mass.Read More
Since it is the first Friday of the month, we have a special holy hour of Eucharistic adoration following the 5:30pm Mass for All Saints Day.Read More
We remember all the souls of the faithfully departed persons every November 2-- All Souls Day. Join us for this special Mass remembering our love ones who have gone before us marked with the sign of faith.Read More
For All Souls Day this Saturday November 2, we will have an 8:30am Morning Mass and the 5:30pm Mass will be for All Souls. Thus, the 5:30pm Mass this Saturday will have different readings, music and homily than the Sunday Mass. Even still, the 5:30pm Mass fulfills the Sunday obligation. But feel free to attend both Saturday evening and Sunday morning if you would like.Read More
