Confessions are heard regularly in English ONLY on Saturdays from 3 to 4 PM – Confessions in Spanish are not available at this time (Confesiones en Español no disponibles actualmente)
Only one Vigil Mass in English at 4:30 PM.
During a time of Pandemic, the Sunday English Masses are at 7:30 AM, 9:30 AM and 11:30 AM – The Spanish Mass is at 1:30 PM (Misa en Español el Domingo a la 1:30 PM)
Every Sunday throughout the year (except Palm Sunday and Easter), children of the parish (for all Pre-K through 4th Graders) are invited to participate in the Young Peoples’ Liturgy of the Word at the 9:30 AM Mass.
Anyone with an interest in knitting or crochet – whether it be novice or advanced – is invited to join us! We share patterns, meet new people, laugh together! We usually meet twice a month during the day on Tuesdays, from August to June. We also meet in the evening once a month September-October-November, and March-April-May.
The Archdiocesan Commission on Mental Illness is pleased to offer Moving Forward in Hope, a monthly series of evening prayer, connection, and hope. Our goal is to create a safe place for those living with or caring for someone with mental health concerns to come together to pray and share with one another.
Join the Archdiocese Women’s Committee (AWC) for one of three Zoom discussions on the relevance of the Church. Our goal is to hear the voices of 200 or more women. Discussion will address the following: How relevant is the Church in the lives of women today? What are three essential things a parish must have in order to be relevant (or more relevant) in women’s lives? How has the practice of your faith changed since the pandemic? In what ways has your parish continued to or failed to nurture you in your new practices?
Lear about Blessed Pier Giorgio Frassati and read scripture connected to his life! – Connect with other Young Adults!
The St. Michael Mental Health Awareness Ministry is a new spiritual support group intended for family and / or friends of persons living with mental and addiction disease / afflictions. We are community of faith offering help and hope. We share our lived experiences and mental health resources we have utilized. We practice Holy Listening and do not try to “fix” anyone’s problems.
Come join us each week for a deeper insight into the Scripture readings for the following Sunday. There will be a video presentation by Brant Pitre, PhD from the University of Notre Dame. It will be on Wednesdays from 7 to 9 PM in the Ministry Room West. You do not want to miss this! The invitation is extended to all.