The apostolic faith
We profess the Creed and receive the teaching of the Catholic Church, founded by Jesus Christ upon the Apostles.
ONE, HOLY, CATHOLIC & APOSTOLIC.
Built upon the rock.Faithful to Christ.
A Catholic parish under the patronage of Saint Peter, nourished by the Holy Eucharist and faithful to the teaching of the Church.
Holy Mass & ConfessionDiscover our parishOUR CATHOLIC HERITAGE
The faith of the Apostles. The life of our parish.
Our parish exists for the worship of Almighty God, the sanctification of souls, and the proclamation of the Gospel. In communion with our bishop and the successor of Saint Peter, we profess the Catholic faith handed down by the Apostles. Through Holy Mass, the Sacraments, catechesis, and works of charity, we seek to grow in holiness and lead others to Christ.
Join us for MassOUR CATHOLIC FAITH
One Lord. One faith. One Baptism.
The Holy Eucharist
The Eucharist is the source and summit of the Christian life. At Holy Mass, we worship God and receive Our Lord in Holy Communion.
Our Blessed Mother & the saints
We honor the Blessed Virgin Mary and the saints, ask their intercession, and seek to imitate their fidelity to Christ.
A call to holiness
Through prayer, the Sacraments, and the corporal and spiritual works of mercy, we seek to love God and our neighbor.
PASTORAL & SACRAMENTAL CARE
The care of souls. The ministry of our priests.
Speak with a priest about the Sacraments, ask about becoming Catholic, or request a visit for someone who is sick or homebound. Our priests offer Holy Mass, hear Confessions, administer the Sacraments, and care for the souls entrusted to them.
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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.