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Confessions: Saturday 5:30 pm & Sunday 8:30 am
Weekend Masses: Saturday 6:00 pm & Sunday 9:00 am
Weekday Masses: 8:00 am Wednesday thru Friday
7:30 pm Tuesday - Mother of Perpetual Novena followed by Mass
Exposition and Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament: Tuesday 6:30 pm - 7:30 pm

Catholic News

Catholic Charities offering utility, rent assistance
Catholic Charities is offering utility and rent assistance to Oklahomans who are behind on their utility bills, have received a utility cutoff notice or have past-due rent. People of all faiths are welcome to apply.

Catholic school officials to hold meet-and-greet at mall
Representatives of area Catholic schools will be at South Park Mall from 1 to 3 p.m. today to meet prospective students and their parents.

Catholic priest found dead after date in the Philippines
Manila - A Filipino Catholic priest was found dead in his room in a seminary in the Philippines, a day after he allegedly went out on a date with a minor, a police report said Saturday.

Catholic church backs call for inquiry into Ballymurphy massacre
Bishop will urge government to apologise to relatives of 11 who died in British army killings in August 1971 The Catholic church today backed calls for an independent inquiry into the British army killings of 11 people in west Belfast almost 40 years ago. The Bishop of Down and Connor, Noel Treanor, will urge the British government to apologise and declare innocent those shot dead in the so ...

Catholic Diocese of Green Bay rejects effort to save chancery
A group hoping to save a nearly 100-year-old former Catholic chancery from demolition is resigned to defeat.

Catholic Church backs British Army killings probe
The Catholic Church has backed calls for an independent inquiry into the British Army killings of 11 people in west Belfast almost 40 years ago. Related Stories Church backs Army killings probe Row over out-of-town development Plans agreed for 'Troubles museum' Maze developed as Troubles museum Maze to become Troubles museum

Being Catholic means finding God at every turn
What does it mean to be Catholic? There are probably as many answers to that question as there are Catholics. My own fascination with the identity question began, like most fascinations, in autobiography. I was educated by French nuns in a private girls school.

Roman Catholic bishops ask Tories to back off on planned census change
The country's Roman Catholic bishops have added their voices to the chorus asking the federal government to reverse a decision to scrap the mandatory long census form.

CATHOLIC CHURCH TO CELEBRATE
The Wright County Catholic Community will be celebrating ten years as a cluster. A decade ago members of the three Catholic parishes in Wright County looked extensively into ways to address the shortage of priests within the Archdiocese of Dubuque.

Catholic defender of free enterprise to speak in Vancouver
A famous Catholic author and defender of American capitalism will make a key address at a Metro Vancouver conference on finding meaning in the workplace.