Mass Times
Sunday Masses
Sunday Vigil: 5pm
Sunday 8am | 11am | **
Weekday Masses
Monday: 7:30am
Tuesday: No Daily Mass
Wednesday: 7:30am | **
Thursday: 7:30am
Friday: 7:30am
*Latin Masses are not listed. Please check the MyParish App or contact the parish office for times.
Confession
Saturday: 4 – 4:45pm
Sunday: 7:15-7:45am | 4-4:45pm
Monday: 7:00-7:20am
Wednesday: 7:00-7:20am | 5-5:45 pm
Thursday: 7:00-7:20am
Friday: 7:00-7:20am
Adoration
Wednesday 8am thru Thursday 7am
Friday 8am-6pm
All are invited to come at anytime during Adoration hours, but to signup for a particular hour, please email to: [email protected]
2026 Lenten Series:Genesis of the Soul
In the beginning, when God created the heavens and the earth—and the earth was without form or shape . . .” We know the words that follow. In the primordial state of the earth there was formlessness and darkness, creation was separated from God. This does not only describe the condition of the earth, but also of the Human soul, after the fall to original sin and our birth in this life. We begin in a state of separation and isolation from the Creator, but that is not our end.
The 6-week series meets on Mondays at 6:00pm, throughout Lent, in St. Joseph Hall.
A Walk Through the Mass Series
Week 16: The Universal Prayer
After profession of the Creed, the Priest leads the people in the Universal Prayer, also called the Prayer of the Faithful. It is universal in that the whole Church
Week 15: The Creed: The Only Begotten Son
Before entering into the Eucharist, we profess our Faith in Jesus Christ, the Son of God. Not only do we confess that we believe in Him and He is the
Week 14: The Creed: One God
It is not merely that we (I) believe that there is a god who exists. Our statement in the Creed begins with the recognition both that there is One God,
Upcoming Events
Events
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Pastor's Corner
The Veil is Torn: Easter Sunday
Christ is Risen! And our hope is restored. John’s account of the Gospel tells us that when the other disciple (who was most likely John himself) entered the tomb after Simon Peter “he saw and believed. For they did not yet understand the Scripture that he had to rise from
The Hidden Mystery: 5th Sunday of Lent
Beginning this Sunday, the 5th Sunday of Lent, the Church enters into Passiontide, a season within the season. Rejuvenated by the readings and prayers of the 4th week of Lent, which draw our attention to the prophesied promises that Christ would fulfill in his Resurrection, the Church now turns with
Palm Sunday: Salvation by Conversion
From their beginning, the Israelites sought a leader who would unite the people, lead them into the promised land, and it would be through him, that they would be led into peace and prosperity. Whenever times would be difficult or hardships befall them, they would turn to this leader to
Extraordinary Form/ Traditional Latin Mass
St. Mary’s offers the Latin Mass. These times are not published. For those interested in Mass times, please check the MyParish app or the church vestibule for all times, especially on solemnities.
