We invite you to consider becoming involved in the life and mission of St. Edward the Confessor Catholic Church. The prayer for all who visit us here is that God will continue to bless and strengthen you with His abiding love and peace. Journeying as a Catholic community, we embrace the mission of Jesus Christ, striving to live and spread Jesus' message of love, sharing our gifts through discipleship, liturgical celebration, spiritual formation and outreach.
Daily Mass 9am, Saturday 5pm, Sunday 11am
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Our Housewarming was a success. Thank you to all who supported the Saint Edward sponsorship of a new apartment at the CARITAS Center
Public Masses - A New Sign up begins Tuesday at 10am
For Masses dated Friday, July 3rd through Thursday, July 9th
Select here to read the protocols for attending public Masses. All Public Masses, except for Sunday 8am, are live streamed. We use Sign Up Genius for registration of Public Masses. Please make sure you are aware of the Protocol (available above) before attending. You will find detailed information concerning dates and times of Masses on the Sign Up Genius site. Please be considerate of others! If you had attended the weekend liturgy please wait until Friday to sign up for the coming weekend liturgy to allow others the chance to participate. Select here to sign up for Public Masses June 26th through July 2nd. Select here to sign up for Public Masses July 3rd through July 9th. Our nation is in crisis and in pain. There are peaceful protests demanding justice; there are lawless looters causing destruction. All during a pandemic, which has revealed many injustices in our society but where the effects on black and brown communities have been felt the strongest. Recent events have caused our parish staff to give thought to how we will respond as a parish. We always begin with prayer. If you were not able to join us for the livestream of the Prayer Service for Racial Healing last week, you can view it HERE. We realize we also need time to examine our consciences, to ask ourselves how we might be contributing to the problem of racism. Please consider reading the article by Fr. Bryan Massingale, "The Assumptions of White Privilege and What We Can Do About It". We hope you will discuss it with your families. We hope you will read it even if you think it doesn’t apply to you. We also realize we need to spend time educating ourselves, so we will provide a growing LIST OF RESOURCES for parishioners to use on their own. We are planning to choose a book for our parish to read together and to have a small group program when we are able to come back together. Racism is a life issue that will not go away on its own; we need to do the work. Pope Francis said, “We cannot tolerate or turn a blind eye to racism and exclusion in any form and yet claim to defend the sacredness of every human life.” Men of St. Joseph, MOSJ is meeting virtually via Zoom on Friday mornings at 7:00am. If you would like to join our group, please contact Carl Tarantino at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..Announcements
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