ASH WEDNESDAY MASSES —  7:30am | Noon | 6:00pm (Low Mass) | 7:30pm (Español)

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 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

All are invited to come at anytime during Adoration hours, but to signup for a particular hour, please email [email protected].

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.

Upcoming Events

200 Years of St. Mary Parish in Independence

The first footsteps of the Church arrived in this part of the country, what would become the town of Independence, MO. Fr. Charles de la Croix, a French missionary arrived to serve the Catholic families in the region. This video celebrates the Bicentennial of St. Mary Parish and 200 years of God’s work in bringing His Kingdom into the region.

Pastor's Corner

A Season for Greatness: 2nd Sunday of Lent

We are familiar with the idea that Lent is a season of  penance and sacrifice. Through acts of penance we  acknowledge our sins, express our sorrow and join our  actions with the redemptive work of Christ—we even take  on acts of penance for others, to help them find forgiveness  and

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Follow Him: 1st Sunday of Lent

Imagine, for a moment, yourself standing on the banks of the Jordan River, having yourself been called out into the desert borderlands by the voice of a prophet; caught by the intrigue of this new baptism that he preached; promising salvation through repentance and the forgiveness of sins.  Then, from

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When a Sieve is Shaken: 8th Sunday in Ordinary Time

Our first reading for this Sunday begins with an ordinary, yet inviting image: “When a sieve is shaken, the husks appear”.  It’s likely that when we hear this, our thoughts go to where the next line also goes: “so do one’s faults.”  Along with images of the wheat being separated

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Christmas Mass

Christmas Vigil Mass (12/24): 7 pm

Mass at Night: Midnight

Mass at Dawn: 8 am