Good Shepherd Parish @ St Ann Church

Most Holy Trinity: Sun 11:00AM, Mon 8:00AM, Thu 8:00AM, Fri 8:00AM. St. Joseph: Sat 4:00PM, Sun 10:00AM. St. Mary: Sat 4:00PM, Sun 9:00AM. St. Stephen: Sun 8:30AM, Mon 8:00AM, Tue 8:00AM, Wed 8:00AM.

Most Holy Trinity: Thu 6:00-7:00PM, Fri after 8AM Mass. St. Joseph & St. Mary: Sat 2:45-3:30PM (Sacristy). St. Stephen: Tue 4:00-5:00PM, Wed after 8AM Mass.

Most Holy Trinity: Tue 9AM-8PM, Fri 9AM-8PM. St. Stephen: Mon 8:30AM-9:30AM.

Oct 3: Blessing of the Animals at St. Mary and St. Joseph, 11:00am.

Most Holy Trinity: Sunday 11:00AM, Monday, Thursday, Friday 8:00AM. St. Joseph: Saturday 4:00PM, Sunday 10:00AM.

Available at various times across the parish, check bulletin for details.

Opportunities for adoration at St. Joseph, St. Mary, and St. Stephen Churches, check bulletin for specific times.

Upcoming events include the 25th Anniversary Mass of 9/11, Catechetical Sunday on 9/20, and more. Check bulletin for details.

Learn about the process for submitting committee notices or event announcements. Contact the parish office for details.

Sunday: Most Holy Trinity at 11:00AM; Monday at 8:00AM; Thursday at 8:00AM; Friday at 8:00AM. Reconciliation on Thursday 6:00-7:00PM and after Friday 8:00AM Mass. Adoration on Saturday 8:00AM at St. Joseph Church.

9/11/26— 25th Anniversary Mass of 9/11 at St. Joseph Church at 6:00PM. 9/20/26— Catechetical Sunday and Rel Ed Welcome Back Picnic at St. Mary Church at 9:00AM. 10/1/26— St. Therese of Lisieux Feast Day, Mass and Novena at St. Mary Church at 6:00PM.

Starting from 9/15, additional reconciliation times: St. Stephen on Tuesday 4:00-5:00 PM, St. Mary on Tuesday 6:00-7:00 PM, Most Holy Trinity on Thursday 6:00-7:00 PM & Friday after 8:00 AM Mass.

Faith Formation classes starting on September 13th after the 9:00 AM Mass. Welcome Back Parish Picnic on September 20th at 11:15 AM. Baptism preparation parent classes held the last Monday of each month at St. Mary Church from 6:30-7:30PM.

Bishop Reidy requests support for the upcoming Catholic Elementary School Collection, “Faith for the Future,” on September 12/13 to provide children with a faith-rooted education. Please consider supporting this vital collection.

In the poorest and most forgotten places of the world, Saint Mother Teresa of Calcutta found the living presence of Jesus and listened to His eternal cry: "I thirst." Her life stands as a humble and radiant witness that we do not need to perform great feats to change the world, but rather do small things with extraordinary love, recognizing the dignity of Christ in every soul we meet. May her example inspire us to love without measure, serving those around us with quiet joy and an unwavering faith.

In the poorest and most forgotten places of the world, Saint Mother Teresa of Calcutta found the living presence of Jesus and listened to His eternal cry: "I thirst." Her life stands as a humble and radiant witness that we do not need to perform great feats to change the world, but rather do small things with extraordinary love, recognizing the dignity of Christ in every soul we meet. May her example inspire us to love without measure, serving those around us with quiet joy and an unwavering faith.

In the poorest and most forgotten places of the world, Saint Mother Teresa of Calcutta found the living presence of Jesus and listened to His eternal cry: "I thirst." Her life stands as a humble and radiant witness that we do not need to perform great feats to change the world, but rather do small things with extraordinary love, recognizing the dignity of Christ in every soul we meet. May her example inspire us to love without measure, serving those around us with quiet joy and an unwavering faith.

In the poorest and most forgotten places of the world, Saint Mother Teresa of Calcutta found the living presence of Jesus and listened to His eternal cry: "I thirst." Her life stands as a humble and radiant witness that we do not need to perform great feats to change the world, but rather do small things with extraordinary love, recognizing the dignity of Christ in every soul we meet. May her example inspire us to love without measure, serving those around us with quiet joy and an unwavering faith.

In the poorest and most forgotten places of the world, Saint Mother Teresa of Calcutta found the living presence of Jesus and listened to His eternal cry: "I thirst." Her life stands as a humble and radiant witness that we do not need to perform great feats to change the world, but rather do small things with extraordinary love, recognizing the dignity of Christ in every soul we meet. May her example inspire us to love without measure, serving those around us with quiet joy and an unwavering faith.