Mass Times
Sunday 9:00 am, 12:00 pm
(12:00 Sunday Masses are the Extraordinary form Latin)
Weekdays at 8:00 am
Thursday evenings at 5:30 pm
The Wednesday 8 am Mass is the Latin Extraordinary Form
Saturdays 8:00 am
Reconciliation/Confession
Wednesdays 6:45-7:30 pm
Fridays 8:30-9:00 am
Saturdays 3:30-4:45 pm
Sunday 8:15 -8:40 am and 11:30 am
One half hour before daily Mass for 15 min.
Eucharistic Adoration:
Every Wednesday after morning mass- Thursday 8:00am mass
First Fridays of the month 8am-7pm
Each Friday in Lent from 8:30 am - 5:00 pm
Basics of Catholicism
7th Sunday in Ordinary Time
02/24/20 11:27 am
6th Sunday in Ordinary Time
02/18/20 2:01 pm
5th Sunday in Ordinary Time
02/12/20 10:11 am
Past homilies
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Blog Summary
BASICS OF CATHOLICISM: 24. BAPTISM: PART 2: THE RITE AND EFFECTS OF BAPTISM
Posted in Fr. Joel Hastings on 02/24/20
In Part 1 on Baptism, we looked at the origins of baptism as found ... Read More »
BASICS OF CATHOLICISM: 24. BAPTISM: PART 1: ORIGINS AND HISTORY
Posted in Fr. Joel Hastings on 02/18/20
We begin our look at the seven sacraments most properly by giving our attention ... Read More »
BASICS OF CATHOLICISM: 23. SACRAMENTS: PART 4: THE SEVEN SACRAMENTS
Posted in Fr. Joel Hastings on 02/12/20
Having established definitions of the words “sacrament” and “liturgy,” and given our consideration of ... Read More »
Financial Stewardship
Financial Report to Parishioners
Seek first the kingdom of God and His righteousness and all things will be given to you besides. Matthew 6:33
Diocese of Duluth News
Father Michael Schmitz: How do I get better at being generous
02/14/20 12:04 pm
I find myself being less-than-generous quite often. I want to have a better attitude, but people keep wanting things from me: they want my time, my help, and my financial support. How do I get better at being generous?
Father Michael Schmitz
Read MoreFather Richard Kunst: When the church seems to be 'always' talking about money
02/14/20 12:01 pm
In the years that I have been a priest, the vast majority of my parishioners have known that my least favorite subject to talk about is money. But I have had some of the parishes that actually think it is my very favorite subject to preach about! This is because some parishes as a whole do better than others in their charity and support of the church.
Father Richard
Read MoreFather Nick Nelson: Where's that in the Bible?
02/14/20 11:46 am
Very often people will chide Catholics about a particular belief, saying, “Where is that in the Bible?” Or even well-intentioned Catholics sometimes will ask me to show them where this or that teaching is in the Bible.
Father Nick Nelson
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