Baptism
Through water and the Holy Spirit, Baptism frees us from sin and incorporates us into Christ and His Church. Contact the parish for preparation.
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ONE, HOLY, CATHOLIC & APOSTOLIC.
Worship Almighty God in the sacred liturgy, receive Our Lord in Holy Communion, and find His mercy in the Sacrament of Penance.
Holy Mass & ConfessionDiscover our parishTHE SACRAMENTAL LIFE OF OUR PARISH
SIGNS OF GRACE. GIFTS OF CHRIST.
Through water and the Holy Spirit, Baptism frees us from sin and incorporates us into Christ and His Church. Contact the parish for preparation.
Prepare through Catholic catechesis, prayer, and participation in Holy Mass to receive Our Lord in the Eucharist and the strengthening grace of Confirmation.
Prepare for the Sacrament of Matrimony, a lifelong covenant ordered to the good of the spouses and the procreation and education of children. Speak with a priest before setting a date.
Receive the forgiveness of sins through sacramental Confession and priestly absolution. Consult the schedule or request an appointment.
Ask a priest about the Anointing of the Sick and arrange Holy Communion or pastoral care for someone who is seriously ill or homebound.
Pray for priests and religious. Speak with a priest about discernment of the priesthood, diaconate, or consecrated life.
WELCOME TO OUR CATHOLIC PARISH
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.
Holy Mass timesHOLY MASS & PARISH LIFE
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.
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.
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.
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.
Contact the parish office for preparation requirements and available dates. Speak with a priest before making final arrangements.