The liturgical color of Ordinary Time is green, which symbolizes hope, life and growth, according
to St. John’s Seminary professor Father James Briody. (Credit: Pilot photo/ Gregory L. Tracy.)

In this season of Ordinary Time, we still face extraordinary circumstances in our Church. At St. Francis of Assisi Parish, we seek to remain connected with parishioners, helping each one know Jesus Christ lives in them and is fully present in our community of faith. We remain committed to continuing regular virtual prayer services while celebrating three Masses on the weekends and daily Mass every weekday as prudently and safely as possible. We remain separated by distance, but united in faith!

We invite you to join us for virtual prayer services during this Season of Ordinary Time. Click the links to participate with your St. Francis community.

• Morning Prayer at 7:30 am every day. Led by Deacon Jim Datovech.
• Evening Prayer at 7:30 pm every day. Led by Deacon Jim Datovech.
• Parish Rosary at 4:00 pm every Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Led by Fr. John Dillon.
• Rosary in Spanish at 6:30 pm every Tuesday. Led by Deacon Will Garcia.

   
Schedule of Liturgies, Prayers and Services

• Sunday, February 14. Sunday online Mass at 10:00 am from the St. Clare Chapel of the Rectory. Celebrated by Fr. John Dillon.   
• Wednesday, February 10. Votive Mass in the Time of Pandemic at 7:00 pm. Celebrated by Fr. John Dillon.
• See a list of other livestreamed and recorded Masses and prayers in the archdiocese.