Weekdays:

8:15 am  &   5:30 pm.   Additional 10:30 am Mass on First Fridays during the school year.

Saturday:

8:15 am &   5:30 pm (Sunday Vigil Mass).

Sunday Masses:

6:30,  8:00,  9:30,  11:00 am

12:30 & 5:30 pm

Holy Days Vigil Mass:

5:30 pm (The day before the Holy Day of Obligation)

Holy Day:

6:30 & 8:15 am

12 noon, 5:30, & 7:00 pm

The first action of the second part of the Mass, the Liturgy of the Eucharist, is called the Preparation of the Gifts. Prior to the revisions in the Mass in 1969 following the Second Vatican Council this was called the Offertory, and sometimes this term is still mistakenly used here. But the real offertory, the real offering at Mass occurs later in the Eucharistic Prayer when the sacrifice of Christ is offered. Christ offers himself to us and for us, and we join in that offering when we proclaim the Eucharistic Prayer. During the Preparation of the Gifts we are preparing for this offering of Christ, symbolized by our preparing the gifts of bread and wine that will become Christ’s body and blood.

We are happy to announce that Sacred Heart Church now offers Online Giving! You can now sign up for Online Giving and begin donating to the parish automatically. Use the internet for the good of the parish through this secure and convenient process.

Track your giving by signing up today. Online Giving can effectively be used on its own or in cooperation with regular offering envelopes. If you would like to continue receiving envelope packets but also want to give online, you have the option to do so. The link will lead you to the easy sign up process, with a section for Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ's), and even a User's Guide if you wish to use it. It's easy, safe, and secure!

Click here for Online Giving. 

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