The Mass and the sacraments are at the very heart of Catholic life. Here you will find our times of worship and the sacraments we celebrate as a parish family.
All are welcome at every Mass. Please arrive a few minutes early to settle into prayer.
Available on Saturdays before the Vigil Mass, and at any time by appointment with the parish. The Sacrament of Reconciliation offers God's mercy and forgiveness — please do not hesitate to come.
Mass and Reconciliation times may vary on public holidays and major feast days. Please confirm current times with the parish office before attending.
The seven sacraments are sacred signs instituted by Christ, through which God's grace is given to us at every stage of life. From the waters of Baptism to the comfort of the Anointing of the Sick, the sacraments accompany us on our journey of faith.
Our parish is here to help you and your family prepare for and celebrate each of these sacred moments. Please contact the parish office to begin.
The gateway to life in the Spirit, welcoming children and adults into the family of the Church.
The Body and Blood of Christ — the source and summit of our faith, received at every Mass.
The strengthening gift of the Holy Spirit, sealing and completing the grace of Baptism.
The sacrament of God's mercy and forgiveness, restoring us to friendship with God.
Comfort, strength and healing grace for those who are seriously ill or frail.
The sacred covenant of marriage between a man and woman, blessed and sustained by God.
The sacrament through which men are ordained as deacons, priests and bishops to serve the Church.
Beyond the Mass, our parish offers many traditional Catholic devotions that draw us closer to Christ and his Mother.
Praying the Rosary, we meditate with Mary on the mysteries of Christ's life, death and resurrection.
Under her title of Perpetual Help, we entrust our needs and prayers to the loving care of the Blessed Virgin Mary.
Time spent before the Blessed Sacrament, and quiet personal prayer, help us to rest in God's presence.