MASS TIMES
These times are subject to change on holy days and holidays.
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ST. GABRIEL |
ST. JOHN |
ST. MICHAEL |
Monday |
- |
8:30am |
- |
Tuesday |
- |
8:30am |
8:30am (school days) |
Wednesday |
12pm |
- |
7pm |
Thursday |
8:30am (school days) |
8:30am |
- |
Friday |
- |
- |
8:30am |
Saturday (vigil) |
9am |
4pm |
5:30pm |
Sunday |
8am, 10am |
9am, 11am |
9am, 11:30am |
Hispanic Community Masses are celebrated at St. Gabriel Church and hosted by our Hispanic Ministry. These Masses are celebrated on the first Sunday of each Month at St. Gabriel at 5pm.
Ghanaian Community Masses are celebrated at St. Gabriel Church when they are not hosted at the Mother Church. These Masses are not planned by our liturgical team, but are coordinated through the Mother Church for the Ghanaian Catholic community and hosted at our parish. These Masses are celebrated on select Sundays at 1pm.
CONFESSION TIMES
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ST. GABRIEL |
ST. JOHN |
ST. MICHAEL |
Wednesday |
- |
- |
6pm |
Thursday |
- |
6pm |
- |
Saturday |
9:30am |
- |
4:30pm |
EXPOSITION, Prayer & Rosary
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ST. GABRIEL |
ST. JOHN |
ST. MICHAEL |
Monday |
- |
- |
6pm Exposition 7pm Evening Prayer |
Wednesday |
12:30pm Rosary |
- |
- |
Thursday |
- |
6pm Exposition |
- |
Friday |
- |
- |
9am Rosary |
Saturday |
9:30am Exposition 10:30am Benediction |
- |
- |
OFFICE HOURS
. |
ST. GABRIEL |
ST. JOHN |
ST. MICHAEL |
Monday |
9am-3pm |
8:30am-4:30pm |
7:30am-3:30pm |
Tuesday-Thursday |
By appointment only |
8:30am-4:30pm |
7:30am-3:30pm |
Friday |
By appointment only |
8:30am-12pm |
7:30am-12pm |
holidays & holy days
FEDERAL HOLIDAYS
One daily Mass will be offered within our Family of Parishes on Federal Holidays.
All Federal Holiday Masses will be celebrated at 9:00 a.m. regardless of location.
Memorial Day
9am St. Michael Church
Independence Day
9am St. Gabriel Church
Thanksgiving Day
2026 9am St. John Church
2027 9am St. Michael Church
2028 9am St. John Church
2029 9am St. Michael Church
Labor Day
9:00 a.m. St. John Church
One daily Mass will be offered within our Family of Parishes on Federal Holidays.
All Federal Holiday Masses will be celebrated at 9:00 a.m. regardless of location.
Memorial Day
9am St. Michael Church
Independence Day
9am St. Gabriel Church
Thanksgiving Day
2026 9am St. John Church
2027 9am St. Michael Church
2028 9am St. John Church
2029 9am St. Michael Church
Labor Day
9:00 a.m. St. John Church
CATHOLIC HOLY DAYS
There are additional holy days throughout the year on which Catholics should take the time to attend Mass. These days are seen as wonderful celebrations and are held in great honor in the Catholic Faith.
Solemnity of Mary, Mother of God: January 1
Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary: August 15
7 p.m. (August 14 Vigil) | St. Michael
8:30 a.m. | St. Gabriel
12:00 p.m. | St. Gabriel & St. John
7 p.m. | St. Michael
Solemnity of All Saints: November 1
8:30 a.m. | St. Gabriel School Mass
8:30 a.m. | St. Michael School Mass
12:00 p.m. | St. Gabriel
12:00 p.m. | St. Michael
7 p.m. | St. John
Immaculate Conception of the Blessed Virgin Mary: December 8
Christmas: December 25
Immaculate Conception and the Nativity (Christmas); are always Holy Days of obligation regardless of day. All Saints, Mary the Mother of God and Assumption are not Holy Days of obligation if they fall on Saturday or Monday.
There are additional holy days throughout the year on which Catholics should take the time to attend Mass. These days are seen as wonderful celebrations and are held in great honor in the Catholic Faith.
Solemnity of Mary, Mother of God: January 1
Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary: August 15
7 p.m. (August 14 Vigil) | St. Michael
8:30 a.m. | St. Gabriel
12:00 p.m. | St. Gabriel & St. John
7 p.m. | St. Michael
Solemnity of All Saints: November 1
8:30 a.m. | St. Gabriel School Mass
8:30 a.m. | St. Michael School Mass
12:00 p.m. | St. Gabriel
12:00 p.m. | St. Michael
7 p.m. | St. John
Immaculate Conception of the Blessed Virgin Mary: December 8
Christmas: December 25
Immaculate Conception and the Nativity (Christmas); are always Holy Days of obligation regardless of day. All Saints, Mary the Mother of God and Assumption are not Holy Days of obligation if they fall on Saturday or Monday.
ghanaian mass program
Ghanaian Masses are celebrated at St. Gabriel Church when they are not hosted at the Mother Church. These Masses are not planned by our liturgical team, but are coordinated through the Mother Church for the Ghanaian Catholic community and hosted at our parish. These Masses are celebrated on select Sundays at 1pm. Please refer to the schedule below for specific dates. All are welcome to attend and celebrate with this vibrant faith community.
children's liturgy of the word
Children’s Liturgy of the Word (CLOW) is a wonderful way for our children aged 4 years-4th grade to experience the weekend readings in a way they can understand during Mass.
September-March
September-March
Value |
ST. GABRIEL |
ST. JOHN |
ST. MICHAEL |
1st Sunday of Month |
- |
9am Mass |
- |
2nd Sunday of Month |
- |
- |
9am Mass |
3rd Sunday of Month |
- |
- |
- |
4th Sunday of Month |
10am Mass |
- |
- |
5th Sunday of Month |
- |
- |
- |
Mass Intentions
Please contact Sophie Nelson to have a Mass offered for your loved one.
Mass is a space where we all gather to pray. We pray as a community for one another, for the church and for all those most in need of God’s mercy, grace and peace. Part of the prayer of the priest is they offer the Mass for a specific intention. These special intentions are often in memorial of a loved one who has died, or as an intercession for one who is sick. Many try to have a “Mass said” for their parents around the anniversaries of their deaths. Some have a Mass said for their wedding anniversary or in celebration of miraculous healing.
This tradition of having a special prayer intention for the Mass dates to the second century. Each Sunday, when possible, the Mass intentions for one of the Masses is to be offered for the Parish. The focus of the liturgy has multiple layers of prayer with the intention being like a program running in the background. When the Mass is being offered for a loved one, try to attend the Liturgy. It feels like a grace-filled moment to have connected those prayers to the prayer of the Church.
We encourage you to consider two practical implications: One, listen for the intention Mass during the Universal prayer or read in the bulletin who the Mass is offered for and indeed pray for that intention. And the second is to remember that you are welcome to request a special Mass intention. You can do this through the parish offices. While there is a customary stipend of five dollars often given, it is not necessary if one cannot afford it. Mass stipends do not go to the priest, they are used to provide materially for the Mass, like for candles or bread and wine. Most importantly, when you ask for a Mass to be offered for a special intention, you invite the body of Christ to pray with you.
Mass is a space where we all gather to pray. We pray as a community for one another, for the church and for all those most in need of God’s mercy, grace and peace. Part of the prayer of the priest is they offer the Mass for a specific intention. These special intentions are often in memorial of a loved one who has died, or as an intercession for one who is sick. Many try to have a “Mass said” for their parents around the anniversaries of their deaths. Some have a Mass said for their wedding anniversary or in celebration of miraculous healing.
This tradition of having a special prayer intention for the Mass dates to the second century. Each Sunday, when possible, the Mass intentions for one of the Masses is to be offered for the Parish. The focus of the liturgy has multiple layers of prayer with the intention being like a program running in the background. When the Mass is being offered for a loved one, try to attend the Liturgy. It feels like a grace-filled moment to have connected those prayers to the prayer of the Church.
We encourage you to consider two practical implications: One, listen for the intention Mass during the Universal prayer or read in the bulletin who the Mass is offered for and indeed pray for that intention. And the second is to remember that you are welcome to request a special Mass intention. You can do this through the parish offices. While there is a customary stipend of five dollars often given, it is not necessary if one cannot afford it. Mass stipends do not go to the priest, they are used to provide materially for the Mass, like for candles or bread and wine. Most importantly, when you ask for a Mass to be offered for a special intention, you invite the body of Christ to pray with you.
A COMMUNITY OF CHRIST'S FOLLOWERS. |