The devotion of the Divine Mercy novena is prayed from Good Friday to Saturday following Easter, the vigil of the Sunday of Divine Mercy for the mercy of a good life and death. Those praying the novena are asked to say a prayer of special intentions on each of the nine days, followed by the Chaplet of Divine Mercy. Click here for more information and a printable copy

The Blessing will take place on Holy Saturday, April 20th, at Noon in St. Thomas More church. Please bring your decorated wicker baskets filled with Easter bread (pascha), cheese, butter, ham, sausage, Easter eggs, salt, horseradish, bacon and an Easter candle. All are welcome! CLICK TITLE TO LEARN MORE ABOUT EASTER BASKETS

Mass and Communion, Adoration and Exposition, Way of the Cross and Benediction, Confession / Reconciliation, Rosary, and Parish-wide Lent Study. CLICK FOR MORE DETAILS.

FROM THE PASTOR'S DESK: On the First Sunday of Lent, we begin our journey of forty days to the celebration of the Paschal Mystery.  The days between Ash Wednesday and the first Sunday of Lent introduce us to the major themes of the season.  Penance, prayer, fasting and almsgiving are really an integral part of our Christian life.  The Scripture readings for the Masses on these days reflect this. CLICK TITLE TO READ MORE...

Formation Quiz: Lent, Fasting, and Penance - “Dear brothers and sisters, the ‘lenten’ period of forty days spent by the Son of God in the desert of creation had the goal of making it once more that garden of communion with God that it was before original sin (cf. Mk 1:12-13; Is 51:3). May our Lent this year be a journey along that same path, bringing the hope of Christ also to creation, so that it may be 'set free from its bondage to decay and obtain the glorious liberty of the children of God’ (Rom 8:21). Let us not allow this season of grace to pass in vain! Let us ask God to help us set out on a path of true conversion.” – Pope Francis’ message for Lent 2019. CLICK TITLE FOR QUIZ