We're a small country church with great passion to grow in our faith by experiencing Christ in the Holy Mass and Sacraments, handed down to us from Sacred Tradition and Sacred Scripture. We are called to share the joy this brings us with a world in great need of hope.
NEW OFFICE HOURS:
TUESDAY - Pending
WEDNESDAY - Pending
THURSDAY - Pending
FRIDAY - 10:00am - 1:00pm (Fr. Raj)
Father Raj welcomes anyone who wishes to meet with him for spiritual direction, the Sacrament of Reconciliation, anointing, or any pastoral need.
Please note that the office days and hours may vary from week to week. Be sure to check the website calendar for the most up to date info.
Join our community at 8:30am each Sunday to pray the Rosary before Mass. This is a beautiful way to prepare your heart and spend quiet time with the Lord and his mother.
Mass Times
Sunday Mass Schedule
Sunday:9:00 AMEnglishEnglishENEnglish Mass11:00 AMLatinLatineLA|Extraordinary Form
Daily Mass Schedule
Tuesday:6:30 PMLatinLatineLA|Followed by Benediction and Rosary
Friday:9:00 AMEnglishEnglishEN2nd, 3rd & 4th Fridays of the month
1st Friday:9:00 AMLatinLatineLA
Confession Times
Tuesday7:00 PM to 8:00 PM After the 6:30 pm Latin Mass during Rosary
Thursday6:10 PM to 7:00 PM After 6:00 pm Benediction
Friday10:00 AM to 1:00 PM
Adoration Times
Thursday:10:00 AM to 6:00 PM Prayer Warriors are always welcome!
Followed by Exposition and Benediction. Confessions are also heard after Benediction.
Please Note: Click on CALENDAR above for any changes to the Mass schedule
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