Join us for a parish-wide consecration to St. Joseph. 33 Days of prayer and reflections beginning May 20th from the book, "Consecration to St. Joseph," by Fr. Donald Calloway. Click for more information.

Join us for a morning walk along the river and the rosary. We'll walk approximately 2 miles while we pray and chat, and then we'll head out to breakfast or coffee after.

Join us for a virtual retreat in Spanish “From Mass to Mission: Praying with the Scriptures and Living the Eucharist” on Saturday, June 20, at 9 a.m. For anyone who wants to serve the Lord during Mass and in daily life, the virtual event will include three inspiring talks, reflection guide and eucharistic adoration.

Join us for a summer game night on July 16, 2020. Beverages, food, corn hole, euchre, and more! Mark your calendars now, and check back for more details this summer.

Stress from getting ready for the new school year is bound to take its toll! Join us for prayer and guided meditation to help de-stress during this busy time. More details to come!

We'll invite a special guest speaker to talk to the group about a current topic of interest. Some ideas include a Catholic Q & A for current events, Catholic women & faith in today's world, and lots more. Mark your calendar now and check back this fall for details.

Confirmation for St. Anthony 8th Graders and those from our other Catholic schools will be at St. Matthew Cathedral on Saturday, September 26, 2020. Please keep our Confirmandi in your prayers as they are sealed by the Holy Spirit.

Be the Light Women's Group will sponsor a trunk in this year's Trunk or Treat community event. Join us to assemble treat bags to give away at the event. More details and supply sign-ups will be available this fall.

The Annual Parish Women's Retreat will be on October 24 at St. Anthony de Padua Catholic Parish. The day will include Mass, Adoration, prayer, a speaker, and refreshments. Check back this fall for more details and a link to sign-up.

Reading and reflecting on Holy Scripture is an essential part of growing in holiness. At this month's meeting, everyone is asked to bring their favorite passage from scripture to read and share why that passage has meaning in your life. It's a great way to give thanks to God during this month of celebrating gratitude.

This month we'll gather to assemble Christmas goodies for homebound parishioners. We'll have a cookie exchange and make ornaments for the treat boxes.

On Palm Sunday we commemorate Jesus's entrance into Jerusalem. Hosanna in the Highest! This is also the start of Holy Week, the most sacred time in our liturgical year. Before Masses this weekend, we will have a procession into the church and a blessing of palms. Click to read a meditation on Palm Sunday scripture and tradition.

At this Mass the Holy Chrism is consecrated and the Oil of Catechumens and Oil of the Sick are blessed. This beautiful Mass manifests the communion of the priests with their bishop in the same priesthood and ministry of Christ.

Triduum begins on Holy Thursday as we observe the solemn days of the Lord's suffering, death, and descent. Join us for the Mass of the Lord's Supper at 7:00pm on Holy Thursday. Adoration will follow with Confession available from 8:30-10:00 pm.

Jesus asked that the Feast of the Divine Mercy be preceded by a Novena beginning on Good Friday. He gave St. Faustina an intention for each of the nine days along with the Divine Mercy Chaplet. Click for the instructions and prayers.

The Triduum continues on Good Friday, a day of prayer and fasting. Join us for The Lord's Passion at 12:30 pm followed by Confession from 1:30-3:00 pm.

Tenebrae is a unique and powerful liturgy. Through darkness, sound, scripture, and prayer, Tenebrae uses our senses to take us through Jesus' death on the cross to his burial in the tomb. Tenebrae will begin at 8:30pm and end in darkness and silence. Click to learn more.

Fr. Bob will offer a blessing over food for your Easter celebration at 10:00am. Then, we will adorn our worship space with beautiful flowers and garlands for Easter. Please come to help! We will meet in the church at 10:30 am on Holy Saturday. Families are welcome to participate together!

The Easter Vigil will begin at 8:45pm on the main steps of the church. On this holy night, the Church keeps watch, celebrating the resurrection of Christ in the sacraments and awaiting his return in glory.

Please join us to celebrate Christ's victory over death and glorious Resurrection on Easter Sunday! Masses will be at 8:15am and 10:30am. We warmly welcome all visitors to our parish.