Please pray for the repose of the soul of Barb Loneman, who died on July 9th. Also pray for her family, that they may find comfort in God's promise of everlasting life. Click to see Barb's funeral arrangements.

The parish office will be closed on Wednesday, July 4th in observance of Independence Day. There will be no daily mass on Tuesday, July 3, Wednesday, July 4th, or Friday, July 6th. Have a safe and happy 4th of July!

Sign up to be part of our 35th Anniversary Pictorial Directory!

As you are out shopping this month, pick up some mixed vegetables for the Caring Hands Food Pantry. Thank you for your generosity!

Summer parish office hours will be 9 am-5 pm Monday-Thursday, and 9 am-12 noon on Friday from Memorial Day through Labor Day. Have a holy summer!

Parishioners interested in training to be a lector or commentator are invited to this session after 5:00 pm Mass on Saturday,May 19.

Interested in helping to organize meals for Faith Formation gatherings and other parish events? Find more information here!

Learn how to pray the Divine Mercy Chaplet. Click here for a free printable mini-booklet to help your household pray together.

Check out these photos from our Holy Week and Easter liturigies.

Continue to celebrate the Easter Season by "egging" your friends! Find the directions here.

Check out these photos from the March Tweens and JP Kidz gatherings!

Palm Sunday begins the holiest week of the Christian year. For a simple explanation of the days and ideas to celebrate them as a family, click here.

Check out some photos from our March faith formation gathering, "Prayer: A Path to Holiness."

Please join us for a parish celebration of the Anointing of the Sick on Thursday, March 8th at 6:30 pm. Human frailty is a part of the reality of life, and our loving God is with us through the Sacrament of Anointing of the Sick to strengthen us when our minds or bodies grow weak. Thus, a person facing a significant surgery is encouraged to avail themselves of this sacrament (cf. CCC 1515), as well as the aged or seriously ill (cf. CCC 1513).

Lent is a time to “give up” a sinful behavior and replace it with something constructive. Check out these ideas!

Check out these prayers and activities, one for each day of Lent. Choose some of them to help your household live out your faith this Lent.

Lent comes along every year. And every year you think you should give up something. Can't think of what you should give up? Here's a list of 102 ideas...

Our tweens thought about the struggles of those who are homeless. They did a shelter building activity and prepared Valentines to be shared next month with people at a shelter.

Parishioners interested in helping with the Usher Ministry are invited to a training session at 7 pm on Tuesday, February 6. Anyone high school age through adult is welcome!

Training for altar servers will be held Wednesday, February 21st at 5:30 pm in the church for anyone 4th grade through adult. Click for details.