St. Adalbert Church is a lively and caring community filled with joy and enthusiasm for Christ and His Gospel. Everything we do and offer comes to us through the Holy Eucharist. We strive to fulfill our mission in service to our Lord Jesus Christ in the following ways: by worshipping together in a spirit of love and peace lifting our hearts up to God in word and in song; by providing for the educational needs of our children in Religious Education Program; by providing for continuing Catholic Adult Formation and Evangelization; by offering our support and assistance to the poor and needy of our parish and community; by supporting life in all its stages; by promoting and affirming family life; and by being faithful and respectful stewards of what the Lord has given us. We at St. Adalbert are reaching out to everyone in our locality with the loving embrace of God. We invite you to visit and enjoy our web site and also to come and worship God in our beautiful church. While no web site can capture the fullness of a parish’s identity, we sincerely hope ours will provide you with a basic understanding of who we are and what we have to offer.
If the Synod of Bishops on Synodality is this fall’s Catholic equivalent of the Super Bowl, the next few days are similarly chock-full of what might be described as pre-game activities.
Giorgio Napolitano, a former leader of Italy’s Communist party, was a non-believer, and in accord with his wishes, his funeral Tuesday will be a civil ceremony, the first time a former head of state...
Shortly after the new list was published, some Italian media outlets speculated that Cardinal Luis Ladaria’s decision to opt out of the synod was related to the case of Slovene Jesuit Father Marko...
Mass Times
DAILY MASSES Monday to Friday:
7:30 am (English)
8:15 am (Polish)
Saturday: 8:00 am (English/Polish)
SUNDAY MASSES 5:30 pm Saturday - Vigil (English)
8:00 am (Polish)
10:00 am (Polish)
12:00 pm (English)
HOLY DAY MASSES 7:30 am (English)
9:00 am (Polish)
12:00 pm (English)
7:00 pm (Polish)
Servant of God Fr. Emil Kapaun Fr. Kapaun was named a “Servant of God” in 1993, which is the official beginning of the opening of a cause for canonization, for sainthood in the Catholic Church. Of...
Padre Pio is one of the most beloved saints in Catholic history. Many know him for having the stigmata or for his ability to bilocate and read hearts in the confessional. The stories of his miracles...
Our Lord Jesus Christ calls to our hearts. He humbles Himself in the form of Bread — a simple Host — in order to be available to us — to remain with us, to heal our wounded hearts, and nourish us...