We invite you to gather with us to pray the Rosary in a beautiful, 30-minute service accompanied by music and candlelight.

St. Paul of the Cross will hold an outdoor pet blessing on October 3rd, in commemoration of the Feast Day of St. Francis of Assisi

This Sunday’s “parable” is not really a parable. It’s a question based on a fictional scenario Jesus poses to the chief priests and elders.

Donut Sunday is back after its summer break! Members of the Welcome Ministry will be available to register new parishioners, answer questions, and provide welcome packets. Stop by and get connected to parish life.

Maria Council #4836 invites you to participate in our 19th annual Rosary In the Park.

God calls each of us to holiness. Join us for a practical, interactive workshop that will help you identify your core values, grow in virtue, and create a personal plan for becoming the person God is calling you to be.

The Archdiocese requires two adorers for every hour the Blessed Sacrament is exposed.

On September 19th/20th, we will take up our annual Seminarian Education second collection.

On Catechetical Sunday, we celebrate Christ’s call to share the Good News and lovingly serve those most in need.

Come support our Food Pantry on Friday, October 2nd at SPC's Oktoberfest, presented by the Women's Club

A story of service, sacrifice, loyalty, and the promise to leave no one behind

I’ve wrestled with this parable for years now (the parable of the workers all receiving the same wage though they work a different number of hours).

This is the part of this weekend’s parable that stands out to me...

The Men’s Club invites all golfers to join their annual golf outing. Connect with other men of the parish while enjoying friendly competition.

The Intellectual Disabilities Drive (“ID Drive” or “Tootsie Roll Drive”) is one of the most recognizable activities that the Knights of Columbus do each year. All proceeds collected are distributed to local programs directly supporting children and/or adults with intellectual disabilities.

The teaching in this week’s Gospel is about confronting a person when they “sin against you.”

“For whoever wishes to save his life will lose it.” Difficult words from our Lord in this weekend’s Gospel.

That Man is You (TMIY) brings men together to grow as leaders in our families and communities.

Would you like to bring Communion to residents of local senior communities or to homebound parishioners?

The excerpt from St. Paul’s letter to the Romans this Sunday has me thinking about the experience of being pleasantly surprised.