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Adoration Hours

Tuesday-Saturday from 8:00am to 9:00am

Every Tuesday from 12:30 to 3:30 pm

Mass Times

Saturday (Anticipated)
5:00 pm

Sunday
9:00 am*
11:00 am*
6:00 pm
*Children’s Liturgy provided

Weekday (Mon-Sat)
9:00 am

All our morning weekday Masses and our 11:00 am Sunday Mass are livestreamed via Facebook and Youtube. Visit our Youtube channel to see archived Masses or to join us for upcoming ones!

Confession Times

30 minutes before morning weekday Mass, Tuesday-Saturday

30 minutes before Saturday evening Vigil Mass

Encounter God in the Sacraments

Busted Halo
Homily: Eucharist is a Verb
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Fr. Mike Schmitz
Why Be Catholic?
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Emily Jerger
Three Practices that Can Change How You Go to Confession
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Fr. Mike Schmitz
Your Fasting is Doing More Than You Think
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Matthew Chicoine
The Sunday Struggle: Navigating Mass as a Parent of Children With Autism
How do you explain the significance of the Mass to your child when they struggle to communicate with you about their basic need...
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Fr. Mike Schmitz
How to Offer Everything to God this Lent
This Lent, you don’t have to wait until you feel ready, strong, or spiritual enough. God is ready to meet you right where you a...
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Anna O'Neil
3 Things you might not know about sacramentals
Wait. What’s a sacramental?I have always been drawn to sacramentals. I keep on hand holy water, medals, and many Lents’ worth o...
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Philip Kosloski
4 Quick facts about the veneration of relics
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