Come to the Eucharist. Be Renewed. Go Forth.
Too many hearts today feel restless, alone, or unsure where to turn. The noise of the world drowns out the still, small voice of God. Many of us wonder:
Do I still belong?
Where am I welcomed?
Can I start again?
You are not on this journey alone.
We at St.Francis Xavier Parish invite you to encounter Christ in the Eucharist, rediscover your purpose in Him, and join us on mission.
At St. Francis Xavier Parish, we’re on a journey of renewal
Centered around Jesus in the Eucharist, growing as missionary disciples, and bringing His love to the world.
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Pack food to feed a hungry child
On Friday, April 11, St. Francis Xavier Catholic Church is coming together for a powerful day of faith in action — and we invite you to be part of it. In partnership with Cross Catholic Outreach, our parish will host a large-scale food packing event with a bold goal:...
This Lent, don’t journey alone
Faith-Sharing Groups will gather throughout the Lenten season for prayer and reflection. If you’re part of an existing group — or would like to join or start one — please complete this form so we can order the appropriate number of books. For three centuries the...
Time to Update your Parish Records
In the Gospel of Luke, we hear that “a decree went out from Caesar Augustus that the whole world should be enrolled.” Mary and Joseph set out on a long and inconvenient journey to Bethlehem—not for comfort or convenience, but in faithful response to what was asked of...
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This Lent, don’t journey alone. Faith-Sharing Groups will gather throughout the season for prayer and reflection. If you’re part of an existing group—or would like to join or start one—please complete this form so we can order the appropriate number of books.
For three centuries the writings of Brother Lawrence have taught Christians that God is as present in the kitchen as in the cathedral and as accessible in the living room as He is around the Lord's table. In a recent interview, Pope Leo identified this book as being pivotal to his growth in spirituality.
This simple, yet profound teaching will empower you to seek the joy of God's presence in the midst of every moment and circumstance.
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"This is how you Catholic. You prioritize the encounter with God that is experienced here at Holy Mass and can't be gotten any other way." ~ Father Michael Petkosek, at last night's 5 p.m. Mass that resembled a 4 p.m. Christmas vigil. "Looks like Christmas outside; looks like Christmas inside," he joked.
Hundreds of parishioners flocked to St. Francis Xavier Church ahead of the storm last night for Mass. There were far fewer for today's Masses, but still the faithful come to receive Jesus, with many more watching online following Bishop Ed Malesic's reminder that the obligation to attend in person is lifted when conditions are unsafe.
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Be formed. Be renewed. Be sent to bring Christ’s love into your home, your workplace, and your community.
Journey Together at St. Francis Xavier Parish
We’re a community discovering authentic peace, lasting purpose, and the true presence of Christ in the Eucharist.
In our worship, in our friendships, and in our service, we strive to reflect the beauty and unity of God’s people