Mass

Due to the Coronavirus outbreak the Bishop has, as of today (3/13/20), decided o suspend all forms of public worship in our Catholic Churches until further notice. 

Beginning tomorrow, March 14th, there will no longer be public Mass, Adoration or any other form of public worship until further notice. 

The Bishop encourages all the faithful to watch Mass on television and spend intentional time at home and in prayer and reflection.  We have made this easy for you by embeding a video on this page that will be updated daily.  You can also check the Catholic Post for local area churches that have a streaming service for mass.

Please consider praying the Divine Mercy Chaplet (and other prayers) for a quick end to the corona virus outbreak and for all those who are infected.  You can find the Chaplet, several prayers and the Stations of the Cross under the "Our Faith" tab in the menu above.

RCIA and CCD classes and all parish events and activities have been suspended until further notice.

Mass is the celebration of the Liturgy of the Word and the Liturgy of the Holy Eucharist. Please join us for prayer and worship; all are welcome.  Sunday Mass is considered mandatory and the obligation can be filled by attending either Sunday or a Saturday Vigil.

The following are the regularly scheduled masses for our three parish communities.  Please check the bulletin for the latest updates or for changes due to Holy Days, special religious celebrations or cancellations/changes.

If you are traveling out of town MassTimes.org is an excellent resource for finding weekend or daily masses at your destination.

Father David strives to make Holy Day mass as easily accessible as possible and will generally hold Holy Day Mass the evening before the Holy Day of Obligation at Immaculate Conception and St. Patrick's followed by a morning mass on the Holy Day at St. Mary's.  

Please check the bulletin each week for the latest mass time changes and sign up for our Flocknote service to be notified of the latest cancellations (use the sheep link in the upper right corner of the page)