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Sunday and Wednesday Mass Time Changes
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Please read about the following Mass time changes, now in effect, by Fr. Jim by clicking hereAs of March 9th, 2025, please note the following:
Sunday 7:00 PM is changing to 6:30 PMWednesday 6:30 AM is changing to 7:00 AM
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Calendar of Events
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Tuesday, March 18, 5:30 PM5:30 PM English Mass - ChapelRead More
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Wednesday, March 19, 7:00 AM7:00 AM English Mass - ChapelRead More
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Thursday, March 20, 5:30 PM8:15 AM English Mass - *School Days only* 5:30 PM English Mass - *Non-School Days only*Read More
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Friday, March 21Come and Pray With Us! Fridays During Lent - 12 Noon English, 6pm English, 7pm Spanish - Evening Stations followed by Knights of the Columbus Fish Fry - Flyer inside!Read More
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Friday, March 21, 5:30 PM5:30 PM English Mass - ChapelRead More
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Words From Our Priests
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March 6Talking to other parishioners is a great way to foster community and build relationships. The Parish Hall, the Narthex, the space outside the church is designed to foster conversation. We try to encourage people to linger after Mass and talk.Read More
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February 25We broke ground for our new Marian Shrine after receiving a pricing estimate from the construction company we are using to build the Early Childhood Center. We’ve been very happy with their work. The projected cost was well within our ability to fundraise.Read More
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February 19MINOR CHANGE IN MASS SCHEDULE - PLEASE READ!! Starting March 9,Wednesday morning Mass time will change to 7am instead of 6:30am. Also, as of the First Sunday of Lent, 7pm mass time will change to 6:30 p.m.Read More
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News from the Vatican
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5 hours agoPope Francis is becoming less dependent on oxygen flow as he recovers from a complex respiratory infection and double pneumonia, with the Vatican saying he is being progressively weaned from both... -
15 hours ago“We must disarm words, to disarm minds and disarm the earth,” Pope Francis wrote.” There is a great need for reflection, for calm, [and] for a sense of complexity.” -
yesterdayOn Monday the Vatican confirmed a recent phone call between a top official and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, and voiced its hope that any ceasefire agreement reached would be free of any...
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