Our Eucharistic Devotions open with Mass at 9:00 on November 15th. All are welcome!
St. Francis de Sales Parish will host a series of sensory-friendly Masses in 2024 & 2025. These Masses are open to everyone. You may benefit from worshipping at a sensory-friendly Mass if you struggle with sensory overstimulation, have a disability or special need, or if you are more at ease in a less-crowded space. Lights are lower than normal and there will be no music. Those with sensory sensitivities are invited to bring comfort items that will help make the environment more accommodating. The homily will be short, practical, and literal, and Mass will be approximately 30 minutes long.
St. Francis de Sales Parish will host a series of sensory-friendly Masses in 2024 & 2025. These Masses are open to everyone. You may benefit from worshipping at a sensory-friendly Mass if you struggle with sensory overstimulation, have a disability or special need, or if you are more at ease in a less-crowded space. Lights are lower than normal and there will be no music. Those with sensory sensitivities are invited to bring comfort items that will help make the environment more accommodating. The homily will be short, practical, and literal, and Mass will be approximately 30 minutes long.
St. Francis de Sales Parish will host a series of sensory-friendly Masses in 2024 & 2025. These Masses are open to everyone. You may benefit from worshipping at a sensory-friendly Mass if you struggle with sensory overstimulation, have a disability or special need, or if you are more at ease in a less-crowded space. Lights are lower than normal and there will be no music. Those with sensory sensitivities are invited to bring comfort items that will help make the environment more accommodating. The homily will be short, practical, and literal, and Mass will be approximately 30 minutes long.
St. Francis de Sales Parish will host a series of sensory-friendly Masses in 2024 & 2025. These Masses are open to everyone. You may benefit from worshipping at a sensory-friendly Mass if you struggle with sensory overstimulation, have a disability or special need, or if you are more at ease in a less-crowded space. Lights are lower than normal and there will be no music. Those with sensory sensitivities are invited to bring comfort items that will help make the environment more accommodating. The homily will be short, practical, and literal, and Mass will be approximately 30 minutes long.
The annual Blue Mass is offered in gratitude for first responders. All are welcome!