A season of waiting, hope and preparation.
Advent invites us into quieter worship and expectant prayer as we prepare for the coming of Christ. Seasonal liturgies, including Advent Lessons & Carols, help us slow down and watch for God's light in the midst of darkness. Late November-December
Celebrating the birth of Christ.
We rejoice in the mystery of the Incarnation with joyful worship, sacred music, and candlelight. Multiple services are offered on Christmas Eve and Christmas Day, welcoming all ages to celebrate the light that shines in the darkness. View Christmas Services Late December
A season of reflection, repentance, and renewal.
Lent begins on Ash Wednesday and is a season of prayerful reflection as we journey toward the cross and the promise of resurrection, shaped by simpler worship and faith-deepening practices. February-March
Proclaiming resurrection and new life.
Easter is the joyful heart of the Christian year, celebrated through the powerful liturgies of Holy Week and the triumph of Easter Day. From the solemnity of the cross to the joy of the empty tomb, we proclaim Christ's victory over death. View Holy Week & Easter Services March-April
Celebrating the gift of the Holy Spirit.
On Pentecost, we remember the birth of the Church and the outpouring of the Holy Spirit. Worship is marked by joyful music, red vestments, and festive fellowship. May-June
Giving thanks for the gift of creation.
Each fall we celebrate the Feast of St. Francis with a beloved Blessing of the Animals. Parishioners and neighbors are invited to bring pets of all kinds for prayer, gratitude, and a joyful reminder of God's love for all creation. Early October