Christmas Mass Schedule 2018
Upcoming Events
Dec
19
Wed
7:00 pm
Advent Reconciliation
Advent Reconciliation
Dec 19 @ 7:00 pm – 8:00 pm
Several priests from our local community will be available for administering the sacrament of reconciliation.
Dec
22
Sat
3:30 pm
Sacrament of Reconciliation
Sacrament of Reconciliation
Dec 22 @ 3:30 pm – 4:00 pm
Confessions are heard in the church and are also available by appointment.
Dec
24
Mon
Dec
29
Sat
3:30 pm
Sacrament of Reconciliation
Sacrament of Reconciliation
Dec 29 @ 3:30 pm – 4:00 pm
Confessions are heard in the church and are also available by appointment.
Dec
30
Sun
11:30 am
Pancake Breakfast
Pancake Breakfast
Dec 30 @ 11:30 am – 1:00 pm
Pancake breakfast by donation put on my our Knights of Columbus.
Recent Articles on Faith
- Advent’s message for the past, present, and future December 18, 2018The great medieval saint Bernard of Clairvaux (1090–1153) famously said there are three ways of interpreting the Advent season. More specifically, the three ways of understanding the coming of Christ which the Advent season anticipates. For while we look forward to commemorating the physical birth of Christ into this world, this time of year should […]Sean Sullivan
- Daily Prayer: St. Joseph, Father of Jesus, pray for us December 18, 2018Tuesday of the Third Week of Advent St. Joseph, Father of Jesus, pray for us. Pray for those with children, that they might raise them up well and protect them from the evils of the world. Pray for those families torn apart by strife and discord, that they may come together in service to the […]Catholic Digest
- Drinking like St. Nick this Christmas December 17, 2018The holiday drinking season is upon us, and while many are thinking about what they can imbibe, sinners and saints alike might also consider how they ought to imbibe. One way to approach this question is to ask how one can drink like a saint — that is, enjoy alcohol the way it was meant by God to […]Michael P. Foley
- How to deal with holiday (and year-round) disappointment December 17, 2018The people we love the most are the ones who know us the best. They know our flaws just as well as they know our strengths. They’ve seen us at our worst and they’ve forgiven us for it. Yet the holidays together can still be a time of stress, hurt, and disappointment. Your parents, your […]Nancy Flanders
- Daily Prayer: Lord God, Holy Trinity, you have existed since the beginning December 17, 2018Monday of the Third Week of Advent Lord God, Holy Trinity, you have existed since the beginning of time and shall persist beyond time’s end. The Father reigns from heaven, the Holy Spirit fills our hearts, and your Son shall return to us with the gift of eternal life for his faithful. You are forever, […]Catholic Digest
Recent Articles on Family
- Our favorite Thanksgiving traditions November 21, 2018Go to Mass There is no better opportunity to give thanks for all the blessings of the past year than going to Mass with your family. On a day so focused on thanks, it is only fitting that we should give praise to the one who is most deserving of it. Watch the […]Catholic Digest
- Five no-carve pumpkin decorating ideas October 25, 2018Proclaim Scripture Use black fabric paint or marker to decorate pumpkins with short Bible verses. This is a perfect opportunity to bring faith into your decoration and remind your child or grandchild to thank God for the fall harvest. It’s simple and meaningful, and it can bring significance to the activity. […]Catholic Digest
- When our children reflect our negative traits October 8, 2018We’ve all got our temperaments and our children do too. It easy to pick out which of my children is the heart-on-her-sleeve mini-me of her father and which one is the spitting absent-minded image of myself. But our children don’t just get their nature from us, they get their nurturing from us. Take for example, […]Nancy Flanders
- Five suggestions to strengthen your family in love September 7, 2018What is the one virtue that can radically transform your family life? Charity! Charity is the theological virtue by which we love God above all things for his own sake, and our neighbor as ourselves for the love of God. (Catechism of the Catholic Church, 1822) Charity is essential to every Catholic family and makes […]Emily Jaminet
- Five tips to a fabulous faith-filled family vacation August 9, 2018Recently, I traveled from Ohio to Vermont for a quick Fourth of July getaway and the week after that I headed to the Upper Peninsula of Michigan for another 700-plus mile road trip. These two long road trips were not only an opportunity for family-bonding time away but a real faith-filled experience. My husband and […]Emily Jaminet