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
All are invited to come at anytime during Adoration hours, but to signup for a particular hour, please email to: [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.
A Walk Through the Mass Series
Week 7: The Kyrie
After confessing our sin, we call out to our God for His mercy. In the Traditional form of the Mass, each part of the Kyrie (Kyrie, Christe and Kyrie) was
Week 6: I Confess . . .
Within the Mystery of the Mass, there is no mystery in the first act that the people of God do in union with the priest. The priest says: Brothers and
Week 5: The Greeting
After reverencing the altar, including incense, the priest turns to the people and begins the way that we begin all of our prayers, by invoking the Name of God: Father,
Upcoming Events
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Pastor's Corner
First Steps to Holiness: 2nd Sunday in Ordinary Time
This Sunday marks the Second Sunday of Ordinary Time. Like all of the other liturgical seasons of the year, Ordinary Time plays a particular role in the Church and in drawing us into the life of Christ. It is not simply the time between important seasons, when nothing else is
Keep Awe and Wonder: The Baptism of the Lord
I was recently reminded of what was a popular trend several years ago: you may remember seeing people and celebrities walking around with t-shirts proclaiming “Jesus is my Homeboy” (or something of a similar effect). This also gives me a partial memory of a movie in the early 2000s with
Who is Jesus? : The Epiphany of the Lord
While this is one of the most basic and important questions, few of us would be ready to answer this question if someone asked it of us. When you consider the Son of God, born of a virgin, who healed the sick, cured the blind, freed the possessed, bore the
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