Top 5 Reasons You Should Come for Coffee
The new Cathedral Welcome Team has put together a small reception after the 9 am Mass. There will be coffee and light refreshments, so please come by and say hello! And now for the top 5 reason you shouldn’t pass it up… 1. Community— The hope of the Welcome Team is not only to welcome new parishioners but to promote a feeling of community for all parishioners. A little coffee and fellowship go a long way. 2. Refreshments — Let’s be honest, it’s hard to pass up a baked good. And yet this is also where we need your help. If you like
It’s Almost Fall!!
So you know what that means… Pumpkin spice lattes, football and Coffee-and-a-Class After 9 o’clock Mass are back! Join us after the 9am Mass for the Adult Education Fall Series. There will be lively discussion and caffeinated fellowship as we cover Family and Evangelization. The first class will be held September 21 in the Parish Hall. And if we’re lucky, it may actually feel like Fall by then. Childcare is not provided but they are always welcome! For more information, contact Dan Lord at danlord4444@gmail.com or call 724-8395 ext. 233
Become a Sponsor
Each year, the Catholic Church welcomes in our newest members during the Easter Vigil Mass. These candidates and catechumens have spent many months prayfully preparing and studying the faith. Often people come into the Church after a friend or family member invites them to investigate it further. However, more often than you would think, some people come across the beauty of the Catholic Church without a close mentor to help them on their journey. And this is where you can help! By volunteering to become a sponsor, you help a soon-to-be Catholic enter the Church. You don’t have to have
Welcome to the Blog!
Hello and Welcome! You may be asking, When did the Cathedral get a blog? Or even, Why does the Cathedral have a blog? Those are good questions, and what better place to address them than here in our inaugural post! Pope Francis’ message for the 48th World Communications Day beckons us to embrace the growing forms of digital communication as a way to fulfill the call for the New Evangelization. By means of the internet, the Christian message can reach “to the ends of the earth” (Acts 1:8). Keeping the doors of our churches open also means keeping them open
Stations of the Cross & Benediction
Join us Fridays in Lent for Stations of the Cross and Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament.
