Mass Schedule
Monday through Saturday at 8:30am
Saturday Vigil at 5pm
Sunday Mass at 8:30am & 10:30am
Sunday Latin Mass at 12:30pm
Please sign in when you arrive at Church
Attendance is limited to 85 people
and masks are required at all times!
THE ADORATION CHAPEL
Monday through Friday / 7am - 3pm
The space is limited to 4 people an hour and
a mask is required!
DONATIONS
Thank you for continuing to support your church!
If you haven’t attended Mass, you may drop your
donation off at the Parish Center, mail it, or
sign up for online giving here (website)
REGISTERED IN THE PARISH?
If you need to register or are not sure if you have,
fill out the attached form (>>Form) and return it in the
Sunday collection basket or drop it off at the Parish Center
PHASE V of the Church Restoration is on hold!
Although it's time to finish the final restoration of the north side of the church and spray the sealant on the remaining sides; we discovered issues with the roof of the church!
Donation information or questions?
Call the Parish Office!
FIRST COMMUNION
Is the mass an important element in your life? Are the sacraments important to your family? If the answer is yes and you are ready for your child (age approximately 7-9 years) to prepare for 1st Communion, please contact the Parish Office and sign up for classes. Classes have began January 14, 2021
CONFIRMATION
Classes are projected to begin in Fall 2021
MEN'S WEEKLY BIBLE STUDY
This group meets on Thursdays at 6:45am in
the Parish Center for fellowship and
discussion.
MOM'S PRAYER GROUP
** Group is temporarily on hold **
SUNDAY VESPERS
** Group is temporarily on hold **
COMMUNION & LIBERATION
** Group is temporarily on hold **
Saint Agatha's Altar Society
Mission Statement - It is our mission, under the guidance of the pastor, to provide for the needs of St. Agatha’s Church to maintain a beautiful place of worship. With love and generosity, we will serve our parish by providing all articles pertaining to the Sanctuary. Through this service to Our Lord, we will strive to further our own spiritual sanctification as the means necessary for success in the work of Lay Apostolate.