An outdoor altar is available to remember loved ones from Oct 18th to Nov 1st. Then, on November 1st at 7 pm, we will process into the church to celebrate the dead who have gone before us. There is more information on the website about the service.

Parish Veteran and our community Veteran friend. Reach out (call the office or email) to let us know you would like to come, as we take a moment to recognize the men and women who have served their country.

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We will gather in the parish hall as we prepare for Advent by making wreaths, Jesse Tree Booklets, and more. Come and invite a friend.

Join us for a lunch and movie in the parish hall after the 10:15 am mass. Our Movie is A Christmas Carol, which is our Advent theme and study for 2025. All are welcome. A suggested donation for lunch only is $5.00. (please don’t let that hold you from coming)

Join us in an evening of Advent Carols and Scriptural Retelling of the coming Messiah. Beautiful candlelight, choral prayer service. All Are Welcome. After the service stay and enjoy some sweets.

A Blue Christmas service, also known as a "Longest Night" or "Service of Remembering," is a reflective worship service held around the winter solstice to offer healing and hope to those who are struggling with grief, loss, or loneliness during the holiday season. These services provide a space to acknowledge pain, sadness, or difficult situations, such as the death of a loved one, divorce, or job loss. The format often includes quiet music, prayer, scripture readings, and candle-lighting to honor feelings of sorrow and to find comfort together. 

Contemporary Christmas Eve Lessons and Carols are an adaptation of the traditional Anglican service, featuring modern worship songs and hymns interspersed with nine Bible readings that tell the story of redemption from the fall of humanity to the birth of Jesus. These updated versions maintain the core structure of the traditional service while incorporating newer musical styles and pieces, often popular in contemporary worship

A Christmas Eve High Mass is a solemn, formal Mass on December 24th that celebrates the birth of Jesus, often called a "Vigil Mass" or "Midnight Mass". It includes readings about the Nativity, the Eucharist, prayers, hymns, and carols. The service is often decorated and can begin in the evening, with some services traditionally starting at midnight.  

Join us for a quiet spoken Mass to celebrate the birth of our Lord.