Mass In-Person
Mass is celebrated on Saturdays: 5:00 pm, Sundays: 8:00 am, 10:00 am & 12 noon, and Weekdays (M-F): 8:00 am. Masses are in-person in the church. Overflow for weekend Masses will be in the cafeteria. If you are not comfortable entering the church, you may come to the main door of the church at approximately 30 minutes after Mass starts on Sundays, and a Eucharistic minister will distribute Communion. Please always check the Calendar for the most up-to-date information, including Holy Days, holidays, and weather-related changes.
Mass Online
Masses are live-streamed on our YouTube channel. Permission to podcast/stream the music in our liturgies obtained from ONE LICENSE with license A-621391. All rights reserved. The readings for all Masses can be found on the USCCB website. If today is not Sunday and you are looking for the Sunday readings, just click on the calendar on the USCCB site. Resources for Sunday Masses may be found below:
Resources for 26th Sunday in Ordinary Time 10_1_2023
Resources for 25th Sunday in Ordinary Time 9_24_2023
Resources for 24th Sunday in Ordinary Time 9_17_2023
Resources for 23rd Sunday in Ordinary Time 9_10_2023
Resources for 22nd Sunday in Ordinary Time 9_3_2023
Resources for 21st Sunday in Ordinary Time 8_27_2023
Resources for 20th Sunday in Ordinary Time 8_20_2023
Resources for 19th Sunday in Ordinary Time 8_13_2023
Miraculous Medal Novena
Among the popular piety, Marian devotion has a pre-eminent place of honor. Prayer is the language of the heart, and prayer to Jesus through our Blessed Mother strengthens us, gives us hope, and unites us to heaven. The Miraculous Medal is a symbol of devotion and love recognized by the Catholic Church. It is a support for those looking for grace, for those facing a hard time in their lives, or for those who just want to remember every day that they are not alone, and have an endlessly good and loving Mother supporting and sustaining them. Please join us in praying our Miraculous Medal Novena every Monday, it’s traditional day, after the 8am Mass.
Resource for the Miraculous Medal Novena
Prayer for St. Joseph’s Intercession
Pope Francis recalls the 150th anniversary of the declaration of St. Joseph as Patron of the Universal Church in his Apostolic Letter “Patris corde”, which means “With a Father’s Heart”. The Holy Father has proclaimed a special “Year of St. Joseph” that begins on December 8, 2020 (Feast of the Immaculate Conception) until December 8th of 2021. Please join us in praying our Prayer for St. Joseph’s Intercession every first Wednesday of the month, at the end of the 8am Mass.
St. Joseph’s Intercession Prayer