Currently we have two weekend Masses available: Saturday 4:00pm and Sunday 9:00am.

Please use the hand sanitizer at the entrances or bring your own.

Please wear a mask at all times (be sure to cover your nose).

Please only shake/hold hands with people from your household.

Dear Parishioners,

1. We will no longer have the large video screen in the parking lot. Instead people in their vehicles will be able to watch the live-stream on their phones.
2. The live-stream will only be the 9:00am Sunday Mass – so if you want to watch in your car, and then come out to receive Communion, this will only be at the 9am Mass. Communion will be distributed at the doors to the parish hall.
3. We will no longer offer streaming in the parish hall. After several weeks of opening up the hall for viewing we have had very few people attend.

Dear Parishioners,

This coming weekend, June 13 and 14 we will move back into the church.

Sunday Mass Schedule
The Sunday Mass schedule will be as follows:
Saturday – 4 pm (Fr. Frank)
Sunday – 9 am and 11 am (Fr. John)

Dear Parishioners,

As we begin to prepare to open for Mass and Communion it is important to note, again, that I am obliged to follow certain regulations from the Bishop which are based upon regulations from the government. I won't list them all here.

The main one is this, that, currently, no church can have more than 25% capacity for a Mass in the church building. This depends upon the layout of the church, but 6 ft of social distancing must be adhered to on every side of each person. We estimate that if we did this, we would only be able to accommodate about 300 people in the church at any given Mass.

Dear Parishioners,

Daily Mass will resume on Monday May 18. The daily Mass schedule will be as follows:

Monday 8:30am – confessions following Mass
Wednesday 8:30am – confessions following Mass
Friday 8:30am – confessions following Mass

Thank you to the families who have made a gift to annual Charity and Development Appeal (CDA). Each and every gift is important and provides vital support to the programs and organizations who rely on the CDA. CDA funds allow them to provide critical services and resources to our parishes, diocese and local communities.

Catholic Charities Affordable Housing benefits from your support.

At the beginning of the Lenten journey, the Church makes us reflect on the words of Moses and of Jesus: "You have to choose". It is thus a reflection on the need we all have, to make choices in life. And Moses is clear: 'See, I have set before you this day life and good, death and evil': choose. Indeed the Lord gave us freedom, the freedom to love, to walk on his streets. We are free and we can choose. However, "it's not easy to choose". It is more comfortable "to live by letting ourselves be carried by the inertia of life, of situations, of habits". This is why today the Church tells us: 'You are responsible; you have to choose'".