Welcome. Be at home.

Fr. Patrick and the Pastoral Team pledge:
We will welcome you regardless of your situation in life, whether you are single, married, divorced, or widowed, whatever the state of your marriage, including those in a mixed faith marriage and those sharing a home without marriage. We welcome you, whether conservative or liberal, old or young, rich or poor, gay, lesbian, transgender, non-binary, or straight. You belong here, whatever your race, color, and cultural background, immigrant or native-born, whether you are fully or differently abled, healthy or sick. We will welcome you whether you are struggling with your faith or firm in your commitment. We will maintain an open door and an open heart to you and offer you a place to share in the life of the parish and grow in your relationship with Jesus Christ.

​Weekend Mass

The single most important focal point of parish life. All liturgies are celebrated in our beautiful parish church.
Saturday, 5:00 pm
Sunday, 7:30 am
Sunday, 9:00 am
Sunday, 11:00 am

Weekday Mass

Monday - Friday, 8:00 am
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Livestreamed Mass for the Homebound

Message of the Week

If you can find a better offer. . .

Dear Friends,
Near the end of this weekend’s gospel account of the Samaritan woman’s encounter with Jesus at Jacob’s well, John the evangelist writes: “Many of the Samaritansof that town began to believe in him because of the word of the woman. . .”

This passage strikes me as encouraging. Let me try to explain. For a long time, and with greater intensity since the election of Pope Francis and now, Pope Leo, we have been hearing that the Church’s mission — our mission! — is to evangelize....  

Faith Sharing
Reflection questions for every gathering around any table.

John 4:5-42 ~ Jesus is the Living Water

Today’s readings demonstrate what it’s like when we feel empty or thirsty. In the gospel story of the Samaritan woman, Jesus uses water as a symbol
of God’s revelation and God’s Spirit. The exchange between Jesus and the woman gives way to her conversion. She identifies Jesus several times, each time with greater understanding.
​First, he was a Jewish man, then a prophet, and finally
she knows he’s the Messiah. The Samaritan woman was surprised that Jesus spoke to her. Have you ever felt unexpectedly seen, valued, or understood by God or another person? How did it change you? Jesus offers “living water” that quenches our deepest thirst. What do you think your soul is most thirsty for right now? 

Homilies

We record homilies as often as we can. ​Please share with others.​

This month

Lent
February 18 through April 1

Coming Soon

Seniors Gathering
March 18

Community Lenten Reconciliation
March 25

Holy Week
​ March 28 - April 5​

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Good Times

​Ash Wednesday

Ongoing

We are your ministers and companions...

We are here to listen, to help, to serve, to meet you wherever you are to help deepen your relationship with Jesus and grow in faith ​with His holy Church.