Easter Mass Times 2026
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For those families who may need to attend Mass at a different parish because of family or needed times, we are happy to share this information as gathered from other local Catholic churches. Please contact each parish if you’d like to verify or have questions. St. Philomena Easter Vigil: 8pm Easter Sunday: 7:30am, 9am, 11am, 7:30pm Easter Vigil 7pm: Holy...
Bishop Tylka: Cause of Fulton Sheen Moving Toward Beatification
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“The Holy See has informed me that the Cause for the Venerable Servant of God Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen can proceed to Beatification. The next step in the process is the celebration of the Beatification, in which Fulton Sheen would be declared Blessed. In the Catholic Church, beatification is the first major step to sainthood, granting a deceased person the...
Pastor’s Letter: March 29, 2026 – Palm Sunday
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Dear St. Philomena Parish Family, Blessed and grace-filled Holy Week to you all! May these special days help draw all our hearts closer to the Savior! To help us enter into this Week of Salvation, I thought we would review some highlights/spiritual notes: Holy Week begins with Palm Sunday, also called Passion Sunday Celebrates the Lord’s triumphal entry into...
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