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Sunday Mass
Saturday Vigil
4:00pm St. Cecilia
Sunday
8:00am Sorrowful Mother
10:00am St. Cecilia
12:15pm St. Cecilia (Spanish)
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Weekday Mass
Monday - No Mass
Tuesday - 7:00pm St Cecilia (Bilingual)
Wednesday - 8:30am St. Augusta
Thursday - 8:30am Sorrowful Mother
Friday - 8:30am St. CeciliaWeek of June 2: Adoration Tuesday (7-8pm), Wednesday (8-9am), Thursday (8-9am), Friday Mass as normal.
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Confession
Tuesday - 7:30pm St Cecilia (Bilingual)
No confession Tuesday June 3, Wednesday June 4, and Thursday June 5.
Wednesday - 9:00am St. Augusta
Thursday - 9:00am Sorrowful Mother
Friday - 9:00am St. Cecilia
Or by appointment
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Are You Catholic Curious or a Curious Catholic?OCIA meetings are open to anyone—no pressure, no commitment.
Whether you’re:Just interested in learning what Catholics believeA baptized Protestant thinking about becoming CatholicA Catholic who never received First Communion or ConfirmationAlready Catholic but want to grow deeper in your faithOr a friend walking alongside someone who’s curious about the Church—this is the place for you.It’s relaxed, welcoming, and a great way to explore the beauty of the Catholic faith. Plus: we always have food and good fellowship!Fell free to call or email the parish office if you'd like to learn more before attending the meeting.
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Calendar
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Tuesday, June 24, 7:00 PM - 7:30 PMWeekday Mass at St. Cecilia. This Mass is bilingual and includes readings in Spanish and a homily in both Spanish and English. Weekday Bilingual Mass at St. Cecilia every Tuesday- 7:00 - 7:30pm. Confessions 7:30 - 8:00pmRead More
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Wednesday, June 25, 8:30 AM - 9:00 AMWeekday Mass at St. Augusta every Wednesday - 8:30 - 9:00am. Confessions 9:00 - 9:30amRead More
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Thursday, June 26, 8:30 AM - 9:00 AMWeekday Mass at Sorrowful Mother every Thursday. Mass: 8:30 - 9:00am, Confessions: 9:00 - 9:30amRead More
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Friday, June 27, 8:30 AM - 9:00 AMWeekday English Mass at St. Cecilia every Friday- 8:30 - 9:00am. Confessions 9:00 - 9:30amRead More
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Catholic Ministries Appeal (CMA)
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When you donate to the annual Catholic Ministries Appeal, you support the mission of the Church and enable vital ministries and programs in our diocese that make a positive impact on many lives. No gift is ever too small and every donation has a positive impact on our diocese and parish!
Learn more or donate by visiting the Catholic Ministries Appeal (CMA) page.
Click on the tabs to view additional giving resources and goals and up-to-date funds collected for each parish.
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2024 Goal 2025 Goal 2025 Received 2025 Pledge % Pledged $12,000 $10,000 $330 $1,928 19%
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2024 Goal 2025 Goal 2025 Received 2025 Pledge % Pledged $32,000 $32,000 $4,543 $8,955 27%
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2024 Goal 2025 Goal 2025 Received 2025 Pledge % Pledged $20,000 $20,000 $6,139 $9,400 47%
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Stewardship Spotlight
Across the Pastorate, parishioners are sharing the blessings God has given them. Discover how they give their time as Eucharistic Ministers, bring Communion to the homebound, serve the hungry through the Sorrowful Mother Food Pantry, share their talent as catechists and collections counters, and support the church’s financial needs through Sunday contributions and the Catholic Ministries Appeal.
We’re interviewing parishioners and sharing their short, one-minute responses about what stewardship means to them and how they contribute. We also spoke with Fr. Mike to explore stewardship, its connection to prayer, the challenges we may face in embracing it, and his personal experiences in sharing his blessings.
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Watch Fr. Mike McKinney and Deacon Joe VanSchepen's Homilies on Youtube
Now you can watch Father Mike and Deacon Joe's homilies on Youtube as well as on Facebook.
View the playlist of all Homilies here!
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