Come join us at 12pm for Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament, Confessions, including readings from St. Faustina's Diary, recitation of the Holy Rosary, and Benediction. At 3pm, there will a Novena and Chaplet of Divine Mercy followed by the Mass of Divine Mercy.
Holy Week starts with Palm Sunday this year on March 28th and ends on Easter Sunday, April 4th. Click above to see our modified schedule for this great week.
Lent is the time of year when God obligates us to prepare our hearts and to purify our souls so that we are ready to receive Our Lord in His glorious coming at Easter. Multiple priests will be available to hear your confession on this evening of penance. Join us this evening as it will be your last chance to go to confession until after Easter.
Stations of the Cross are offered after every 7:30am daily Mass during Lent. In addition, please join us on Friday evenings at 6pm for Stations of the Cross, Exposition, Adoration, and Benediction.
The Religious Education Program will hold a Valentine event this weekend. They will be selling St. Andrew t-shirts, chocolate roses, rose vases, and Valentine arrangements. All proceeds will benefit our CCD program. Please support the youth of our parish.
Participate in our baby bottle campaign so we can continue to provide free, lifesaving help and resources to the moms, dads and babies who need it most, especially during this time of COVID-19. Click above for more details.
On November 19th, 2020 Bishop Barbarito issued a directive and has mandated that masks are required for all who enter the church. Mask will be made available to those who do not have one. Click above for more details.
Did you know that all of the music, prayers, and readings for this weekend's Mass is printed in the bulletin? Grab a copy before you sit down and follow along with us!
RCIA is the process by which persons who were never baptized or were baptized in another Christian tradition, become full members of the Catholic Church. Classes are open to everyone seeking spiritual growth and a deeper knowledge and understanding of our Catholic Faith and true discipleship. Classes began on Thursday, October 1st at 6:30PM in classroom C. To register or for more information please call the church office and leave your name and contact number.
What is the Bible? Where does it come from, and what is it’s purpose? How are Catholics supposed to read the Bible and what story does it tell? These are the questions we’ll cover in the 12-week DVD study by the St. Paul Center, “Genesis to Jesus” journey through Scripture starting September 8th.
This year due to the Coronavirus, reception into the Church was postponed until Sunday, July 19th with a special Mass for the candidates and their families. Six adults from other faith denominations were welcomed with full reception into the Catholic Church. There were another five adults who were Confirmed.