Join our parish community as we gather in faith, hope, and love for 40 hours of Eucharistic Adoration in the presence of Jesus, following in the inspiring footsteps of our patron, St. Carlo Acutis. Whether you can stop in for five minutes or five hours, all are welcome to rest, reflect, and pray before the Blessed Sacrament.
Tuesday, October 6: 9:00 AM – 9:00 PM at St. John Church Wednesday, October 7: 9:00 AM – 7:00 PM at St. Michael Church Thursday, October 8: 9:00 AM – 9:00 PM at St. Gabriel Church Friday, October 9: 9:00 AM – 2:00 PM at St. Michael Church
Adopt an Hour of Adoration: Is your ministry, family, sports team, or group of friends interested in adopting one of the 40 hours? Your guardianship of the Eucharist will be deeply appreciated, and your special intention will be recognized.
Join us as we celebrate the feast day of St. Carlo Acutis on Sunday, October 11, 2026, we will gather at St. Gabriel Church for an outdoor Mass at 11:30am, followed immediately by a Parish Family Picnic with lunch and fellowship. There will not be an 11am Mass at St. John or an 11:30am Mass at St. Michael on this day.
Bring a chair and a side to share! Mass will be held on the lawn in front of the St. Gabriel Rectory. Please bring a lawn chair or blanket to sit on during Mass. Hot dogs, brats and drinks will be provided at our picnic this year. We invite parishioners and their families to provide a side dish or dessert to share.
Picnic Raffle & Gift Card Drive Raffle Tickets are on Sale! Get your tickets early for a chance to win great prizes! Tickets are 20 for $20 or 60 for $50. Buy yours today and join in the excitement. We are also collecting gift card donations to stock our raffle baskets. Please bring your gift card donations to the parish office by October 1st.
A teenager, like many others, going to school and seeing his friends, Saint Carlo Acutis displayed a deep love for Christ in the Eucharist. Carlo's sainthood has sparked a renewed interest in the Eucharist among Catholics. His story also serves as a reminder that holiness is attainable even amid modern challenges, and tools like social media and the Internet can be an avenue through which someone can serve the Kingdom of God.
The churches of St. Gabriel, St. John, and St. Michael remain dedicated to their original patron saints, and those dedications will never change. As we look ahead to forming one parish, it is time to embrace a new name and patron who will guide us in faith. After prayer and discernment, that name is Saint Carlo Acutis.
Saint Carlo is a model for our times: a young man who loved technology, enjoyed soccer, built websites, and lived the ordinary experiences familiar to us all. Yet in the midst of these everyday activities, he sought holiness. In Saint Carlo, we find a modern example of sainthood—someone who understands our struggles and the world we live in, yet shows us how to remain faithful to Christ. In Saint Carlo Acutis, we have a companion on the journey of faith and a reminder that holiness is possible in every age.