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This is a time dedicated to praying the Chaplet of Divine Mercy as a group in front of the Blessed Sacrament, which is a prayer given by Christ Himself to St. Faustina to be recited by the faithful to implore mercy for themselves and the whole world.

Rosary begins at 10:30 am before the funeral. May her soul and all the souls of the faithful departed, by the mercy of God, rest in peace. Click above to view the livestream.

The rosary is known to be the most powerful intercessory prayer. Taking it even further, a Scriptural Rosary meditates on each mystery during a decade’s prayers by reciting a verse of Sacred Scripture between each Hail Mary or a longer passage between each decade. Join others in praying the rosary in front of the Blessed Sacrament.

Join others to watch the Installation of Mass of Bishop Kelly to the Diocese of Tyler. We will livestream the Mass to the screens in the Parish Hall located in the Kelly Center :)

May her soul and all the souls of the faithful departed, by the mercy of God, rest in peace. Reception to follow.

Praising and worshiping God in front of the Blessed Sacrament by singing and praying along with music played by fellow parishioners.

Bring the family (and the neighbors) to the Knights of Columbus fish fry. The menu includes fish tacos, blackened fish, or fried fish along with great sides. Meatless Fridays are traditional fast for Catholic especially in Lent. Then head to the church for Stations of the Cross at 7pm.

Praising and worshiping God in front of the Blessed Sacrament by singing and praying along with music played by fellow parishioners.

Stations of the Cross is a traditional Catholic prayer that follows Jesus' journey to Calvary and His crucifixion. The community prays it together and is a wonderful tradition to share with your whole family. Each week, the Stations will be prayed by a different group.

Join us for a half day to serve the poorest of the poor in the spirit of Mother Teresa. We will begin with fellowship, prayer, and the orientation, and then we separate into smaller groups to go comfort the elderly at nursing homes, feed the homeless on the streets, help the Missionaries of Charity sisters in assisting low income families or homeless pregnant women, work at a community garden, make lunch and serve at soup kitchens, and/or organize items at food pantries. Click above to register. These are open to all ages, but parents must accompany minors.

Feeling stuck in patterns of sin and shame? Having a hard time naming what is holding you back? Come encounter the merciful face of Jesus to find new freedom in Him. This night will include Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament with a guided meditation. Click to RSVP for Monday's childcare.

RECONCILIATION BEGINS AT 6 PM. Feeling stuck in patterns of sin and shame? In need of physical, emotional, spiritual, or psychological healing? Come like the woman with the hemorrhage who touched the tassel of Jesus’ cloak to encounter Jesus, His tenderness, His compassion, His gaze of mercy. He is the Healer. This night will include Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament with an Eucharistic Procession. Click to RSVP for Tuesday's childcare

Reach Kids: Special Lenten Mission Event is open to all children in grades 3 through 5 and is available on Tuesday, March 11 only. It is an opportunity for the entire family to come and experience our Parish Lenten Mission. Registration is required. Click to register.

You are a beloved child of God. By the power of the Holy Spirit you will discover your identity rooted in the Risen Lord and be empowered to go forth to preach the Gospel. This night includes and healing Mass and prayer teams. Click for Wednesday's childcare.

Bring the family (and the neighbors) to the Knights of Columbus fish fry. The menu includes fish tacos, blackened fish, or fried fish along with great sides. Meatless Fridays are traditional fast for Catholic especially in Lent. Then head to the church for Stations of the Cross at 7pm.

This is a time dedicated to praying the Chaplet of Divine Mercy as a group in front of the Blessed Sacrament, which is a prayer given by Christ Himself to St. Faustina to be recited by the faithful to implore mercy for themselves and the whole world.

Stations of the Cross is a traditional Catholic prayer that follows Jesus' journey to Calvary and His crucifixion. The community prays it together and is a wonderful tradition to share with your whole family. Each week, the Stations will be prayed by a different group.

Bring the family (and the neighbors) to the Knights of Columbus fish fry. The menu includes fish tacos, blackened fish, or fried fish along with great sides. Meatless Fridays are traditional fast for Catholic especially in Lent. Then head to the church for Stations of the Cross at 7pm.

The rosary is known to be the most powerful intercessory prayer. Taking it even further, a Scriptural Rosary meditates on each mystery during a decade’s prayers by reciting a verse of Sacred Scripture between each Hail Mary or a longer passage between each decade. Join others in praying the rosary in front of the Blessed Sacrament.

Stations of the Cross is a traditional Catholic prayer that follows Jesus' journey to Calvary and His crucifixion. The community prays it together and is a wonderful tradition to share with your whole family. Each week, the Stations will be prayed by a different group.

Join us for a half day to serve the poorest of the poor in the spirit of Mother Teresa. We will begin with fellowship, prayer, and the orientation, and then we separate into smaller groups to go comfort the elderly at nursing homes, feed the homeless on the streets, help the Missionaries of Charity sisters in assisting low income families or homeless pregnant women, work at a community garden, make lunch and serve at soup kitchens, and/or organize items at food pantries. Click above to register. These are open to all ages, but parents must accompany minors.

Bring the family (and the neighbors) to the Knights of Columbus fish fry. The menu includes fish tacos, blackened fish, or fried fish along with great sides. Meatless Fridays are traditional fast for Catholic especially in Lent. Then head to the church for Stations of the Cross at 7pm.

Praising and worshiping God in front of the Blessed Sacrament by singing and praying along with music played by fellow parishioners.

Stations of the Cross is a traditional Catholic prayer that follows Jesus' journey to Calvary and His crucifixion. The community prays it together and is a wonderful tradition to share with your whole family. Each week, the Stations will be prayed by a different group.