Mass & Worship Times
Mass, Adoration, and Confession Times
New Weekend Mass Schedule
As announced, our Family of Parishes is pursuing a new weekend Mass schedule to best utilize the resources we have as a Family of Parishes. Our Family Worship Commission is discerning the best schedule, which will be announced soon. Please keep the team in your prayers as they make their recommendations and Fr. Henry makes the final choice.
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SATURDAY
8:30 AM | St. Clare (does not satisfy Sunday obligation)
3:00 PM | Assumption & St. Vivian
5:00 PM | St. BartholomewSUNDAY
8:30 AM | St. Clare
9:00 AM | Assumption
9:30 AM | St. Vivian
10:00 AM | St. Bernard
10:30 AM | St. Clare
11:15 AM | St. BartholomewMONDAY
8:00 AM | AssumptionTUESDAY
8:00 AM | St. BartholomewWEDNESDAY
8:00 AM | St. Clare & St. Vivian School Mass*
12:00 PM | St. BernardTHURSDAY
8:00 AM | St. Bernard
9:30 AM | JPII School Mass at St. Bartholomew*FRIDAY
8:00 AM | St. Vivian*Only during the academic year unless shifted to a holy day of obligation
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TUESDAY
8:30 AM-5:00 PM | St. Bartholomew
12:00 PM-1:00 PM | St. Vivian (confession available until 12:45 PM)
7:30-8:30 PM | St. Bartholomew (confession available until 8:15 PM)WEDNESDAY
12:00 PM-1:00 PM | St. Vivian (confession available until 12:45 PM)THURSDAY*
12:00 PM-1:00 PM | St. Vivian (confession available until 12:45 PM)*First Thursday Adoration each month is offered 8:30 AM-8:00 PM at St. Vivian, with Confessions still heard 12:00 PM-1:00 PM.
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MONDAY
7:15-7:45 AM | AssumptionTUESDAY
12:00 PM-12:45 PM | St. Vivian (during Adoration)WEDNESDAY
12:00 PM-12:45 PM | St. Vivian (during Adoration)THURSDAY
12:00 PM-12:45 PM | St. Vivian (during Adoration)SATURDAY
9:00-9:45 AM | St. Clare
2:15-2:45 PM | Assumption
2:15-2:45 PM | St. Vivian
4:15-4:45 PM | St. BartholomewOther dates & times available by appointment at all parishes in our family. Call the Family of Parishes Office to schedule.
Addresses and contact information for our parishes can be found on the Our Campuses page.
Upcoming Holy Days of Obligation
Why Holy Days of Obligation?
A note from Fr. Henry
When I was a kid, my dad told me that exercising did me the most good when I didn’t feel like it. That might not be true physically, but it is true psychologically. Sometimes we need to bind ourselves to do things even if we don’t feel like it. Toddlers do things because they feel like it; mature adults do things because of responsibility and commitment. That’s why marriage vows are permanent. It’s our fidelity to unbreakable commitments that forges our character and matures us. Without obligations, we can become more self-referential and allow our moods to dictate our behavior, which is not real freedom and not mature. Freedom comes through discipline, and so holy days of obligation assist us with being more spiritually disciplined, and ultimately, therefore, more spiritually mature and spiritually free. Our relationship with God, just like any serious committed relationship, depends upon our willingness to oblige ourselves with responsibility and commitment even (especially!) when we don’t feel like it.
Nativity of the Lord
(Christmas)
Christmas Eve Masses
3:00 PM | Assumption, St. Clare, & St. Vivian
5:00 PM | St. Bartholomew, St. Bernard
Midnight Mass at St. Clare
11:30 PM | Lessons & Carols (learn more here)
12:00 AM | Mass begins
Christmas Day Masses
9:30 AM | St. Vivian
10:00 AM | Assumption, St. Bernard, St. Clare
11:15 AM | St. Bartholomew
December 25
Mary, Mother of God
January 1
TBA
Priest Schedule
Please note that the listed celebrant may change without notice.