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Whether you are a newcomer, a visitor, or a long-time parishioner, we warmly welcome you to join us for Mass. Feel free to attend any of our Masses and be sure to greet us when you do!

Weekday Masses

Tuesday | 8:00am

Wednesday | 6:00pm

Thursday | 8:00am

Friday | 8:00am

Weekend Masses

Saturday | 5:00pm

Sunday | 8:00am, 10:30am

Confession

Saturday | 3:30pm

Other | By Appointment

Prayer Times

Sunday | 4:30pm Rosary in the Grotto

Welcome

We are delighted to have you visit with us here at St. Jerome Catholic Church. We hope your visit with us has been a happy and faith-filled experience.

LENT

The 40-day period from Ash Wednesday (March 5th) and before Easter Sunday. It is marked by prayer, fasting, abstinence, and other acts of penance.


Lent ends on Holy Thursday, April 17th. This is because the Mass of the Lord's Supper on Holy Thursday ushers in the special period known as the Sacred Triduum. The Triduum is not considered a part of Lent.

Lenten Fish Fry


Fridays of Lent - 4:30pm - 6:30pm


Knights of Columbus at St. Jerome Parish Hall - April 4, 11

  • Holy Thursday, April 17: Mass at 7:00 PM
  • Good Friday, April 18: Service at 7:00 PM
  • Holy Saturday, April 19: Mass at 8:00 PM
  • Easter Sunday, April 20: Mass at 8:00 AM and 10:30 AM

   The liturgies during Holy Week are unique and rich in symbolism. The Mass for Palm Sunday follows the pattern of the day 2,000 years ago when Jesus entered Jerusalem. It includes a Gospel reading outside the church building and the entrance of the priest into the sanctuary while the congregation waves palms.

   The Holy Thursday Mass also follows the rhythm of the ancient Last Supper. The presider washes the feet of members of the congregation, like Jesus washed the feet of the disciples. After Mass, all remaining hosts are taken to an altar of repose, where adoration of the Blessed Sacrament occurs late into the night. Parishioners can remain like the disciples in Gethsemane, asked to “watch and pray.” 

   On Good Friday, we celebrate another special liturgical service. Following the Liturgy of the Word, there is a communal reverencing of the cross. The intercessions are solemn and include prayers for many different groups of people, reminding us that Jesus’ passion is for the whole world. There is no Liturgy of the Eucharist. Hosts consecrated on Holy Thursday are distributed, after which the tabernacle is empty. The tabernacle remains empty through Holy Saturday — just as Jesus departed from this earthly world in death — and we wait in hope for Easter Sunday!   ©LPi


Our Mission

We are a rural community of Catholic Christians, made up of lay people, priests, and sisters.


This calls us to live in our world as Christ lived.

We live this out by letting the Beatitudes guide our daily lives,
   *by developing a strong sacramental life
   *by committing ourselves to evangelization, both within our community (through education on all levels)   
   *and beyond it
   *by fostering concern for one another
   *by committing ourselves to social justice
   *by being good stewards of God's gifts to us.

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New to the area or just visiting?

We would be thrilled to welcome you to our church community! Join us for a Mass to experience the warmth of our congregation and learn about our parish and activities. If interested, you can easily register through the link below. We look forward to getting to know you!

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