We are sorry to inform you, our Mass streaming has malfunctioned. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause. At this time we have no details as to when it will be up and running again. Please bear with us and be patient as we find out more.
BE AWARE
As reports roll in about the forecast weather, we need to make you aware of several items.
There will be no changes to our Mass times. PLEASE be safe, and use your own judgement on whether it is feasible for you to attend if we get the expected snow.
If you DO attend Mass, plan for extra time and use the west entrance to Jesuit Hall on Cedar Street. The east ramp/driveway will be closed, and the courtyard gate will be locked. These precautions are to keep everyone as safe as we can.
Also, note the Catholic Schools Week open house on Sunday, the 25th, is postponed; again, Mass will still be in session, but use caution.
Immaculate Conception in Augusta has informed us that their Parish Breakfast is cancelled this Sunday, Jan. 25th.
As always, please pass the word on to those who might not receive Flocknote. Check on those who are elderly or homebound and take good care of yourselves. We ask for God's protection for all those who must work in the inclement weather, as well as all of our Parishioners and Priests—thanking Him for each of you. Stay safe.
Mass Times
Whether you are a newcomer, a visitor, or a long-time parishioner, we warmly welcome you to join us for Mass. Feel free to attend any of our Masses and be sure to greet us when you do!
Weekday Masses
Mon. 7:00 am
Tues. 8:00 am & 6:00 pm
Wed. 7:00 am
Thurs. 7:00 am
Fri. 7:00 am & 8:00 am
GENERAL HOLIDAY MASSES ARE AT 9:00 AM (i.e. Memorial Day etc. excluding Easter & Christmas)
Weekend Masses
Saturday 4:00 pm
Sunday 7:00 am 9:00 am
& 6:00 pm
Confession
Sunday -
After 9:00 am Mass
Tuesday - 5:00 pm
Friday -
After 7:00 am Mass
Saturday - 3:00 pm
Other times may be arranged by appointment by contacting one of our priests.
Mass and Confession Schedules can change for Holy Day of Obligation and Holidays
Tradition
Our tradition is deeply rooted, evident in everything from the classic architecture and magnificent pipe organ to the devoted parishioners. We embrace a diverse community, including a
108-year-old member and newborns welcomed just this week. Our parish school has been graced by families spanning up to five generations who have either attended or continue to be part of our community. The commitment to service and our foundational values are a culture lovingly inherited through our families. This embodies the truest form of tradition, as we serve and share God's love within our community and beyond.
