Holy Sacrifice of the Mass
At Sacred Heart:
  • Saturdays of Standard Time 4pm
  • Saturdays of Daylight Saving Time 5pm
  • Sundays at 8:30am

At St. Athanasius:
  • Sundays at 11am
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Weekdays and Holy Day Masses please  consult the weekly bulletin.

Eucharistic Exposition
At Sacred Heart:
  • Thursdays 1pm-6pm

At St. Athanasius:
  • Wednesdays 10am-11am
Sacrament of Reconciliation
At Sacred Heart:
  • ​Saturdays of Standard Time 3pm-3:40pm
  • Saturdays of Daylight Saving Time​ 4pm-4:40pm
  • Sundays 7:30am-8:10am
  • First Fridays 10:15am-10:45am
  • Or by appointment.

At St. Athanasius:
  • First Sundays 12:15pm until all are heard.
  • Or by appointment.
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Why Join Us 
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   Welcome to our home on the Internet. I hope that you find the information that you seek. I encourage you to contact us if we can be of further assistance.

   What makes us different? The Catholic Church isn’t just one denomination among many; she isn't even a denomination. She is built upon the apostles and is the only faith with an unbroken history tracing back to Jesus Christ, the founder of our Church. 

​   For 2,000 years, the Catholic Church has guarded and spread the truth that Jesus has taught, whether in or out of style. In our Church, you can experience the most "personal relationship" with Christ that's possible in the Holy Eucharist: the intimate gift of His Body and Precious Blood.         
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​   As a part of that global Church family, we the members of Sacred Heart and St. Athanasius parishes acknowledge that we aren’t perfect, but through the power of scripture and the seven sacraments we are also “saints-in-the-making." That’s why we desire to share the love and the teachings of Jesus Christ with you and your family. Won’t you join us?
 
​In Christ, 
~Rev. Father J. Marcel Portelli
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