PRAYER
ONE, HOLY, CATHOLIC & APOSTOLIC.
Draw near to Christ.In the Holy Eucharist.
Join us for the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass, receive the grace of the Sacraments, and adore Our Lord in the Blessed Sacrament. Welcome to our Catholic parish.
Holy Mass & ConfessionDiscover our parishTHE SACRAMENTAL LIFE OF OUR PARISH
Holy Mass, Confession & Adoration.
Holy Mass
Saturday Vigil
English • Main Church
Confessions available 3:30–4:30 PM
5:00 PM
Sunday
English • Main Church
Quiet Mass
8:00 AM
English • Main Church
Sung parish Mass with children’s Liturgy of the Word
10:30 AM
Spanish • Main Church
Misa en Español
1:00 PM
Confession / Reconciliation
Saturday
Bilingual • Reconciliation Chapel
Also available by appointment
Eucharistic Adoration
First Friday
Silent prayer • Blessed Sacrament Chapel
Benediction at 5:45 PM
TU ES PETRUS
Upon this rock. Rooted in Christ.
Named for Saint Peter, our parish professes the faith of the Apostles and lives in communion with the Catholic Church. At the altar, Christ draws us into His sacrifice and nourishes us with His Body and Blood. From the Holy Eucharist flow our prayer, our catechesis, and our service to those in need. We entrust our parish to the care of Our Blessed Mother and the intercession of Saint Peter.
Our story
CATHOLIC CATECHESIS & DEVOTIONS
Know the faith. Live the faith.
THE EUCHARIST
The Real Presence of Christ in the Eucharist
THE CHURCH
One, holy, catholic, and apostolic
BECOMING CATHOLIC
Entering the Church through OCIA
MERCY
The grace of sacramental Confession
SERVICE
The corporal and spiritual works of mercy
HOLY MASS & PARISH LIFE
Visiting our Catholic parish.
May I attend Mass if I am not Catholic?
Yes. Everyone is welcome to attend Holy Mass and join in prayer. Holy Communion is ordinarily received by Catholics who are properly disposed. If you are not receiving, you are welcome to remain in your pew in prayer. A priest can explain the liturgy and answer questions about the Catholic faith.
How should I prepare for Holy Mass?
Arrive a little early for quiet prayer and dress with reverence for the sacred liturgy. Catholics preparing to receive Holy Communion should observe the Eucharistic fast and approach in a state of grace. Speak with a priest if you have questions about receiving the Sacraments.
Are children welcome at Holy Mass?
Yes. Children and families belong at Holy Mass. Parents are the first teachers of the faith; the parish supports them through catechesis and preparation for the Sacraments.
How can I become Catholic?
Our parish accompanies adults exploring the Catholic faith through the Order of Christian Initiation of Adults (OCIA). Contact the parish office to begin a conversation.
How do I arrange a baptism or wedding?
Contact the parish office for preparation requirements and available dates. Speak with a priest before making final arrangements.
O SACRAMENT MOST HOLY
Adore Our Lord in the Blessed Sacrament.
Jesus Christ is truly present, Body, Blood, Soul, and Divinity, in the Holy Eucharist. Spend time in His presence in thanksgiving, intercession, and silent prayer. Join the parish for Eucharistic adoration and Benediction.
Plan your first visit
CATHOLIC FAITH & PARISH NEWS
From our parish bulletin.
Preparing for First Holy Communion and Confirmation
Catholic catechesis, prayer, and sacramental preparation for children and their families.
OCT 18, 2026
Keeping watch before the Blessed Sacrament
An invitation to Eucharistic adoration, the Holy Rosary, and silent prayer in the presence of Our Lord.
OCT 4, 2026
Serving Christ through the corporal works of mercy
Feed the hungry, visit the sick, and care for the homebound through the charitable life of the parish.
SEP 20, 2026
WELCOME TO OUR CATHOLIC PARISH
Come to Holy Mass. Draw near to Our Lord.
Join us for the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass. Arrive a few minutes early for prayer, and ask an usher if you need assistance following the liturgy. Our priests are available to answer questions about the Catholic faith and the Sacraments. This is a sample parish website. Confirm schedules and contact information with your parish before visiting.
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