Dear Friend,
Happy New Year!
We hope that you were in good spirits during the passing of 2025 and have entered into 2026 with joy!
We also wish you a continued Merry Christmas as we take the next step in the Christmas journey this weekend with the feast of the Epiphany.
At Masses this weekend we will hear the story of the Magi who came to visit Jesus after his birth. Their witness to the Son of God models the purpose that each of us has, to offer our gifts to the service of others through Christ. May the example of the Magi inspire us to always be aware of the presence of Christ in our midst and respond with generosity.
Key notifications for the week ahead at Saint Andrew Parish are listed below.
Serve As a Minister
We are in need of additional help at our liturgies in the distribution of the Eucharist. Please consider serving as an Extra-Ordinary Minister of Communion by joining us for the training on Tuesday, January 20, 2026 at 7:00pm in the main church. Contact Deacon Mark at mark@standrew.org to express interest and reserve your place at the training.
Parish Women's Group Invites You!
All women of the parish are warmly invited to join our new Women’s Group, which meets every Wednesday at 9:45 AM in the Church following the school Mass. It’s a welcoming, multigenerational group where we share faith, prayer, and fellowship—babies and toddlers are always welcome! We’ll resume meetings on Wednesday, January 7, 2026.
REBOOT: Get Answers to Questions
Our popular spirituality program for adults returns this Spring. REBOOT: Update Your Spirituality will be held on Thursday nights meeting every week for 6 sessions starting Thursday, February 19, 2026 at 7:00pm. If you need to start learning, need a booster, or just a refresher on the Catholic Church's trove of spiritual treasure, join us for this 6 weeks faith-enrichment program. To find out more and to register visit www.standrew.org/reboot
Join us for Mass
4:00pm on Saturdays
and (family-focused) 9:00am,
11:00am, and 5:00pm on Sundays.
Daily Mass is celebrated in the church at 9:00am
If for any reason you can not attend in person, please watch our live stream of the Sunday 9:00am Mass in real time, or as a recording throughout the day. Click on the image below to be brought to the live stream.
