Events Calendar View

Sync to my Calendar Print Calendar Print Event List

No School - Spring Break

Join us for the Stations of the Cross on the Friday nights of Lent. It will be followed by Mass at 7:30 p.m. You are also invited for a meatless dinner in the Parish Center at 6 p.m., sponsored by the Knights of Columbus and the Ladies Auxiliary.

Join us for Coffee & Donuts in the Parish Center after the Sunday Morning Masses. Hosted by the Prime Timers.

9:30-10:30 Children's Craft in the Cafe 10:30-11:30 Leadership Team Planning Meeting in the Cenacle

Practicing Catholics receive the Sacrament of Penance. This is a good time to discover the graces of this sacrament. Click here to read how!

During Lent, parents often reflect on their efforts to be patient with their children. Add to the mix the beginning of pre-adolescence with the unexpected changes in children’s behavior. Join this book study during Wednesday lunch hours to explore this important book! The group will be facilitated by Terri Moser, Director of Family Ministry. We'll also introduce stories of saints to inspire you on your journey with an adolescent.

St. Catherine's Men's ACTS Retreat March 28, 2019 - March 31, 2019 Are you seeking to deepen your relationship with Jesus? Would you like to meet men from the parish on similar faith journeys as yours? If so, you are warmly invited to the 2019 St. Catherine of Siena Men’s ACTS Retreat on March 28-31, 2019 at the Eagle’s Wings Retreat Center in Burnet, TX. Want more info or have questions? Please email Craig O’Brien: craig.obrien1209@outlook.com. Registration Form is located to the right under Documents.

St. Catherine of Siena Women's ACTS Reunion It has been a long while since we have gathered together. It's time to get to get reacquainted and meet new ACTS sisters. Potluck Supper at 6:30, followed by popular speaker Cam O’Keefe, who will challenge us with a very timely talk on Spiritual Warfare.

In this series, parents learn how to keep their own calm and coach their children for: Managing strong emotions such as tantrums, greater cooperation, problem solving, increasing independence and autonomy.

Anyone with more than one child in the family knows they argue frequently. Some research suggests that it's more than seven times per hour! it turns out that we as parents have the power to intensify the competition or reduce it. Our attitude and words have power. This course arms us with helpful attitudes and powerful words.

Join us for the Stations of the Cross on the Friday nights of Lent. It will be followed by Mass at 7:30 p.m. You are also invited for a meatless dinner in the Parish Center at 6 p.m., sponsored by the Knights of Columbus and the Ladies Auxiliary.

Baptismal preparation classes take place on Saturday mornings from 10am-Noon. This is the first class in a 2-week series. In 2-parent families, both parents are expected to attend all classes.

During Lent, parents often reflect on their efforts to be patient with their children. Add to the mix the beginning of pre-adolescence with the unexpected changes in children’s behavior. Join this book study during Wednesday lunch hours to explore this important book! The group will be facilitated by Terri Moser, Director of Family Ministry. We'll also introduce stories of saints to inspire you on your journey with an adolescent.

In this series, parents learn how to keep their own calm and coach their children for: Managing strong emotions such as tantrums, greater cooperation, problem solving, increasing independence and autonomy.

Anyone with more than one child in the family knows they argue frequently. Some research suggests that it's more than seven times per hour! it turns out that we as parents have the power to intensify the competition or reduce it. Our attitude and words have power. This course arms us with helpful attitudes and powerful words.

Join us for the Stations of the Cross on the Friday nights of Lent. It will be followed by Mass at 7:30 p.m.

With joy, the parish will celebrate Father's Ray's Silver anniversary of priesthood. Parishioners are invited to attend the Saturday April 6, 5:00 PM Mass. Following Mass, a dinner will be held in the Parish Center. Although there is no cost, R.S.V.P's are required,. Participants are asked to bring a dessert. Click here to R.S.V.P. THE LAST DAY TO RSVP IS MARCH 29! Reply early as seating is limited.

ROMP General Meeting - Childcare available with registration

General Meeting of ROMP

During Lent, parents often reflect on their efforts to be patient with their children. Add to the mix the beginning of pre-adolescence with the unexpected changes in children’s behavior. Join this book study during Wednesday lunch hours to explore this important book! The group will be facilitated by Terri Moser, Director of Family Ministry. We'll also introduce stories of saints to inspire you on your journey with an adolescent.

In this series, parents learn how to keep their own calm and coach their children for: Managing strong emotions such as tantrums, greater cooperation, problem solving, increasing independence and autonomy.

Anyone with more than one child in the family knows they argue frequently. Some research suggests that it's more than seven times per hour! it turns out that we as parents have the power to intensify the competition or reduce it. Our attitude and words have power. This course arms us with helpful attitudes and powerful words.

Join us for the Stations of the Cross on the Friday nights of Lent. It will be followed by Mass at 7:30 p.m. You are also invited for a meatless dinner in the Parish Center at 6 p.m., sponsored by the Knights of Columbus and the Ladies Auxiliary.

Easter Celebration

All Core Team Meetings are open to members during the general session. This session is limited to the first 15-30 minutes of meeting. Core team executive session is closed to members only. If you would like to speak about a concern or would like to email team, please send an email to actscoreteam@gmail.com and it will be routed to the team member who will need to address your concern.

Pray the Stations of the Cross with Mary, the Mother of Jesus Join the procession of followers experiencing the Way of the Cross through the eyes of Jesus’ mother. Children, babies and strollers welcome.

No School - Easter Holiday

During Lent, parents often reflect on their efforts to be patient with their children. Add to the mix the beginning of pre-adolescence with the unexpected changes in children’s behavior. Join this book study during Wednesday lunch hours to explore this important book! The group will be facilitated by Terri Moser, Director of Family Ministry. We'll also introduce stories of saints to inspire you on your journey with an adolescent.

In this series, parents learn how to keep their own calm and coach their children for: Managing strong emotions such as tantrums, greater cooperation, problem solving, increasing independence and autonomy.

Has your child changed suddenly to be someone you hardly recognize? Come hear Dr. Pickhardt describe the four stages of adolescence and young adulthood. He'll help you know how to approach each set of changes of your child.

9:30-10:30 Children's Craft in the Cafe 10:30-11:30 Leadership Team Planning Meeting in the Cenacle