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For the first time in its 155-year history, St. Francis Xavier Parish will field a youth football team this fall. Pastoral designee Kim Tuchek, who serves as our parish athletic director, announced Father Tony’s decision Feb. 4. In the coming weeks, registration forms will...

Boys and girls in the fifth grade and older who want to be altar servers should complete a registration form and return it to the school, PSR or parish office by Friday, Feb. 6. Father Chris Cox spoke with all of the fifth-graders in the day school and PSR programs recently to...

Please consider attending our Bright Lights, Hollywood Nights gala and silent auction to benefit our parish school! The event is Saturday, Feb. 21, at Weymouth Country Club. Doors open at 5 p.m. with dinner served at 6. In addition to dinner, there will be a dessert bar, silent...

Ever wonder what the Blessing of the Throats is all about? Every Feb. 3, we celebrate the Feast of St. Blaise and ask his intercession in protecting us from diseases and infirmities of the throat. Father Chris explains the story behind it, and shows how the blessing is given and...

Join your fellow Medina County residents to show your support for life at the annual Candlelight Vigil. Time: 7 p.m. Date: Saturday, Jan. 24 Location: On the steps of the Medina County Courthouse. This vigil, sponsored by Medina County Right to Life with the support of our...

Do more than just say you are against abortion – it’s time to take a stand! Join your fellow St. Francis Xavier parishioners on a bus trip to Washington, D.C., next week for the annual March for Life, a peaceful demonstration of the hundreds of thousands of people in...

This Sunday, Jan. 18, plan to stop by the LifeShare Community Blood Services bloodmobile in our church parking lot (near the rectory garages) after Mass, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. The blood collection will benefit people in our Medina community while also benefiting our parish...

Is Your Love Tank Nearing “Empty?” Falling in love is easy. After a period of dating, couples choose to get married believing they have discussed all the issues and communicate well. However, years later a couple can struggle with communicating even simple things....

As the Word Became Flesh incarnate on Christmas, He came as God’s gift to all.  This Christmas, St. Francis Xavier Parish was pleased to offer the book Rediscovering Catholicism by Matthew Kelly as a gift to parishioners and visitors at all Masses. (As of Dec. 29, only...

Come celebrate your vocation of marriage and renew your vows at the winter Anniversary Mass and dessert reception on Monday, Dec. 15, at 7 p.m. All married couples, young and old, and your families are invited! Bring your wedding photos to share. For more information, please call...