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St Canice's and St. Margaret's Parish Website, Mass / Service Times: Clergy: Live Feed: Parish Information

God’s mercy is abundant and He wants to forgive you for your sins. All you have to do is ask for His forgiveness with a contrite heart; that’s what the

All Saints Catholic Parish is a Catholic community of faith. We freely share our gifts of time, talent and treasure with the community and beyond. We invite everyone to join us in our many liturgical services, outreach ministries and social events. Formed in 1868 by the Portuguese community, All Saints been truly blessed with continuous growth. Our community now has over 2,000 families, representing over 6,000 Catholics. More than 75 new families join our parish every year. We celebrate seven weekend Masses to fit your needs. We have one weekday Mass (M-F) at 7:30 a.m. and one Sacrament of Reconciliation mass on Saturdays once a month. To build our Catholic community as One Body in Christ, many of our parishioners – and many others in the area around us – get involved in some of the approximately 60 parish organizations. These ministries provide opportunities to experience Christian learning, growth and community-building. They focus on many areas, including: Spiritual and Liturgical; Administrative; Christian Formation and Education; Youth; Community/World Outreach and Service; Social Groups. Our Parish School of Religion (PSR) program currently serves more than 200 school-aged children, and All Saints full-time parish school educates another 200+ children in their faith formation as Catholics. The number of children enrolled in religious education increases every year. We welcome you to All Saints Catholic Church, an active, blessed and nurturing faith-based community. We invite you to grow with us in faith and service.

St Werburgh and St Laurence Catholic Church

Community of Christ - Brush Creek USA Mission Center

Sacred Story Sacred Story Institute: Ignatian Spirituality for Third Millennium Evangelization - founded by Fr. Bill Watson, S.J.

St Joseph's Catholic Church and School