Blessing of Religious items/articles will take place at the end of the month. A table will be located in the Narthex.
Please don’t place any item(s) on the table until after Mass and Fr. Van Lieshout is at the table for the blessing.
Blessing of Religious items/articles will take place at the end of the month. A table will be located in the Narthex.
Please don’t place any item(s) on the table until after Mass and Fr. Van Lieshout is at the table for the blessing.
Here at Sacred Heart, we have put together Faith Formation Classes to help you and your child learn and grow in their Catholic faith. This fall we will be offering classes from PreK-9th grade.
Please register online https://forms.office.com/r/taViLZjit8
or fill out a paper registration form available at the information desk and return the completed form to the office.
Rosary and Potluck is cancelled due to the conflict with the Seminarian/Vocations 12:00 Mass and Picnic at St. Dominic’s Church in Shortsville.
Come to our First Responders Mass, hosted at the Cathedral on September 22nd at the 11:15 Mass.
Join us the evening June 2 for back-to-back First Friday and First Saturday Masses as we honor the United Hearts of Jesus and Mary.
10:00pm – Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament
11:00pm – First Friday Mass of the Sacred Heart
Midnight – First Saturday Mass of the Immaculate Heart
Our visit from Dr. Ralph Martin was a great blessing!
If you missed his talks, you can view them here:
Thank you so much to all of our parishioners and contributors, who helped us to reach our parish goal for the Diocesan Catholic Ministries Appeal (CMA). May God bless your generosity and your commitment to our Cathedral parish!
Join us for our Friday Lenten Devotions:
11:30am – Confessions
12:10 – Mass
12:45 – Stations of the Cross “with Mary”
1:15pm – Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament
3:00pm – Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament
4:45pm – Confessions
5:45pm – Solemn Stations of the Cross
6:30pm – Meatless Pot Luck Dinner (in downstairs Cathedral Hall)
Click here to view Cardinal Dolan’s homily at the Funeral Mass of the Most Reverend Bishop Matthew H. Clark