On January 10, those preparing to receive Sacraments were recognized and received a blessing. Pictured (L to R), Ethan Gough and Aubrey Ottofy, who are preparing to receive the Sacrament of Confirmation.
Also pictured are Sister Jeannette Fennewald, Deacon Corey Bruns, and Father Jerry Riney.
We are happy to welcome you back to Mass, but we ask for everyone’s health and safety that all follow the diocesan guidelines and procedures. Please read a letter from Father Jerry Riney and Father Sinoj Pynadath, HGN, here.
Click here to view daily video reflections from Father Jerry, Father Sinoj, and other Saint Stephen Cathedral and Blessed Sacrament Pastoral Team members, including “Story Time with Miss Hannah” for kids!
Read the Bishop’s statements, listen to his video messages, and access links for additional resources and information here.
Great news!
Join the many families who are taking advantage of this wonderful FREE resource for Catholic videos, audios, and ebooks–on demand, anytime or anywhere! Visit www.ststephencathedral.formed.org to get started! No code is needed; just log in and choose a password.
Click on the link below to view the Annual Financial Accountability Report 2019-2020.
Saint Stephen Cathedral offers livestream Mass at 5:00 pm (Vigil Mass) on Saturday. Also, Saint Stephen Cathedral’s daily Masses (Monday-Friday 12:05 pm and Saturday 9:00 am) are available via livestream; accessible from a computer or mobile device at: www.facebook.com/ststephencathedral/live. A Facebook account is required to view the livestream.
COVID-19 Resource List March 2020
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