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Safety Reminder During Inclement Weather

Although Sunday and Holy Day Masses will typically take place in the event of a weather emergency, Church law excuses Catholics from the obligation to attend Mass due to a grave cause;  such as unsafe travel due to severe weather conditions. Please use common sense in inclement weather and in conditions that make driving or walking dangerous. This may include making the prudent judgment to stay safe at home.

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Those who cannot safely attend a Sunday or Holy Day Mass for any reason are encouraged to pray with a live-streamed or a broadcasted Mass    as they are able, and/or dedicate time to prayer with the Sacred Scriptures (i.e.: the Sunday reading selections) or other prayers.

The Adoration Chapel will be reopening at 9:00am on Sunday, February 9th.

MASS  SCHEDULE

Weekend Masses
Saturday:

5:00   PM
Sunday:

7:30 AM,9:00 AM,   11:00 AM

(9 AM    Mass is livestreamed)

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Weekday Masses

Mon - Fri: 9:00 am

First Friday: 6:00 am (Historic  Church)

First Saturday: 9:00 am

Holy Day: as announced​​

Confessions

every Saturday: 3:30—4:30 pm

First Sat: 8—8:45am, 3:30—4:30 pm
 

Office Hours

Mon-Fri 9:00am - 4:00pm

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Historic Church Hours:

M-F 8am-4pm

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24 Hour Perpetual Eucharistic Adoration

Entrance    at    the rear of the Main Church

CONFESSIONS
& OFFICE HOURS

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UPCOMING EVENTS

For a list of School Fundraisers and Events, click here

OUR MISSION

  We are a Catholic community of disciples of Jesus Christ called to holiness and nourished by Word and Sacrament. Empowered by the Holy Spirit, we give witness to the presence of the kingdom of God in ourselves, our families, our parish, the local community, and the world.

  Under the guidance of our bishop, pastor, and the parish council, we seek to accomplish our mission through these ministries: liturgy and worship, faith formation, religious education, pastoral care, evangelization, social justice, wellness, stewardship, the fostering of community life, ecumenism, and joyfully living and celebrating the third millennium of Christianity.

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