Mass, confession & adoration

In the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass, Christ offers himself to the Father and gives himself to us in Holy Communion. In the sacrament of Penance, he forgives our sins and restores us to grace. Whether you come every week or for the first time, you are welcome.

Find a celebration

The schedules below are supplied by Sacramentum, our parish scheduling system. Select a church to see its location and calendar. Spanish-language Masses are identified in the schedule. Holy days, funerals, and other circumstances can affect the usual pattern, so check the dated calendar before traveling.

Coming to Mass

The Mass unites the Liturgy of the Word and the Liturgy of the Eucharist in one act of worship. Catholics are obliged to attend Mass on Sundays and holy days of obligation; a Saturday evening vigil Mass fulfills the Sunday obligation. Arriving a little early gives you time to kneel and prepare in silent prayer. Children and visitors are welcome. If you have questions about receiving Communion or returning to sacramental life, ask a priest or contact the office for a conversation.

Going to confession

Look for confession times at the church you plan to visit, and prepare beforehand with an examination of conscience. You do not need to remember every prayer perfectly. Tell the priest if it has been a long time, if this is unfamiliar, or if you would appreciate guidance. He can help you through the celebration. For preparation for a child’s first confession, contact our family formation director.

If the scheduled times do not work for you, contact the parish office to ask about an appointment. Please do not send the details of your confession by email or through a website form.

Eucharistic adoration

In adoration we worship Jesus Christ, truly present in the Blessed Sacrament. You may pray with Scripture, pray the Rosary, offer thanksgiving and petitions, or simply remain in silence before him. Our adoration page explains how to arrange a visit or inquire about a regular hour.

Need help visiting?

Our four church pages provide directions. Contact the office before your visit if you need help with an entrance, mobility, language, or other practical concern. We will help you plan your visit with care.

Parish videos

Visit the parish’s YouTube channel for videos and recorded celebrations. Check each video’s date: a recording does not describe this week’s worship schedule. For information about a particular upcoming broadcast, contact the parish office.