40 Days of Kindness is our parish Lenten journey of putting faith into action through simple, intentional acts of kindness. As we prepare for this sacred season, now is the time to reflect on how we will observe Lent this year and how we will respond to Jesus’ call.

This Lent, we reflect on the Beatitudes and Jesus’ call to be salt and light by looking closely at our daily relationships with family, neighbors, and strangers. Through prayerful awareness of these relationships, we are invited to live our faith in concrete and meaningful ways.

Throughout Lent, parishioners are encouraged to practice as many acts of kindness as possible, from small gestures to meaningful service. Each week offers a new kindness theme to inspire action, and our shared progress reminds us that even simple acts can create lasting impact and change attitudes.

But it is never too early to be kind. Think about what acts of kindness you might choose to practice this Lent. Click the link above for example actions and consider starting now.

A Little Kindness Goes A Long Way

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Mass Times

Saturday Vigil
5:00 pm

Sunday
7:30 am, 9:00 am*†, 11:00 am

*This Mass is live streamed. 
† Sign interpretation available.

Week Day Mass
Monday – Friday at 9:00 am**

**Anointing of the Sick is on the first Friday of the month  immediately following our 9am Morning Mass in the chapel.

Adoration
Daily 6am to 12am

Reconciliation
Mondays 5:30pm – 7pm
in the Church

Support the Mission. Celebrate the Community.

The 2026 Holy Family Gala is our largest fundraiser of the year and a vital source of support for our parish and Academy. This special evening brings our community together to celebrate faith, fellowship, and the mission we share in Christ.

While gala sponsorships and ticket sales are now closed, everyone can still take part in the impact.

Participate in the Silent Auction
Our Silent Auction is live and open to all, even if you are not attending the Gala, and it closes at 7:50 PM on Saturday, March 7. Click the Silent Auction button below to set up an account and begin bidding.

To make bidding even easier, consider using the Max Bid feature. You can set your maximum bid for an item and the system will automatically bid for you, up to that amount.

Winners will receive a message confirming their win. Winners attending the Gala can retrieve their items at check-out as they leave. For winners who are not attending, parish staff will coordinate prize pickup after the event.

Support the Gala with a Donation
If you cannot attend, you can still support the Gala with a financial gift. Click the Donate Now button below to make a donation that directly supports worship, faith formation, and the ministries that serve children, families, and adults throughout our community.

If you have any questions, please contact Nick Fiddick at nfiddick@holyfamilyparish.org.

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Pray the Rosary with us First Saturday and Sunday of each month in the church 30 minutes before the 5pm and 11am Masses

Fr. Terry's Weekly Article

March 1st, 2026

Of Manty Lenten Things Our rich Catholic tradition drives many of Lent’s practices and themes, starting with the scriptures on Ash Wednesday that set a tone which is further developed on the First Sunday of Lent. On Ash Wednesday, we always hear from the Gospel of Matthew (Chapter 6:1-6, 16-18) telling us to do three things:      •  Be Charitable – Scripture calls it giving alms. This is a call to be extra charitable. We are encouraged to be extra charitable to those who are poor. This means those physically poor as well as others experiencing poverty of attention, love, support, etc.      •  Pray – This simply invites us to pray more and to pray in new and different ways, thus expanding our spiritual life.      •  Fast – Fasting is an ancient spiritual exercise that intentionally creates a void or hunger, which accentuates our hunger

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Terry

We need YOUR voice!

Conversations in the Spirit is a prayerful, communal process of discernment based on the ancient tradition of synodality, which means “walking together.” It involves deep listening, shared reflection, and openness to the Holy Spirit to guide group discussions.

As part of Holy Family Parish’s growth initiative, a Movement of Growth Leadership Team—along with sub-committees for each objective—will use this process to engage parishioners through guided conversations. Each group will reflect on specific questions related to parish growth goals. The insights gathered will shape a strategic plan for the parish’s future direction.