Please see our schedule of Masses for the times when we celebrate the Eucharist.

Often, during our Eucharistic Celebrations, in the manner of our Small Faith Community weekday gatherings, we invite our parishioners to share their faith journey and to break open the Word of God. We are able to share with each other how God is working in our lives and how our Sunday gathering is closely linked to our daily lives. Come and experience our Faith Sharing. You will not be bored, you will not be the same again.

Eucharist (often called the Mass) originated with Jesus' celebration of his last meal with his disciples (Mark 14:12-26) and with the weekly meal early Christians shared in memory of Jesus (1 Corinthians 11:17-34). As the Christian communities grew larger, Church leaders decided to simplify the meal: they shared only the eucharistic bread and wine and added Scripture readings and preaching to inspire and instruct people in their faith. Today the Eucharist assembles Christians together as a faith community and celebrates the presence of Christ among them.

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