Events

Join Fr. Michael Nixon and other men from our parish community every Monday at 6am in the Community Center at St. Dominic Catholic Church for prayer, accountability, and freedom in Christ through the Exodus 90 program. Friends welcome!

Starts January 5, ends March 30

We believe the Catholic Church contains the fullness of the Christian faith and all the gifts that God wants to give to you, His beloved child. Whether you have never stepped foot in a Catholic Church, you used to be Catholic, you are Catholic but haven't completed receiving sacraments, or you are a lifelong Catholic who wants to learn more, you are most welcome!  Catholicism 101 meets from 6:30-7:30pm during Wednesday Church Night at St. Dominic in the Community Center.  Dinner, children's formation, and childcare for babies and toddlers are available! Dinner is served beginning at 5:30pm.

Welcome to Catholicism 201, step two of our discipleship pathway!

After encountering Christ, the story of salvation, and the reasons for our Catholic faith in Catholicism 101, Catholicism 201 is for those ready to dive deeper, exploring the depths of our faith and learning to be transformed as missionary disciples of Jesus.

This year we are journeying through the Catechism of the Catholic Church, swimming in the beauty of our faith as we seek to better know Christ and His Church.

Join us at Wednesday Church Night for Catholicism 201!

Catholicism 301 is step three of our discipleship pathway. After encountering Jesus and the truth of the Catholic faith in Catholicism 101, and being formed as disciples of Jesus Christ in Catholicism 201, Catholicism 301 is the place where we learn to hear the Father's voice, discern our own unique giftings, and learn how to bring Jesus into the world.

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Come with an open heart, join a warm community of fellow Catholics, and prepare to be sent as missionary disciples, ready to bring others to our Lord Jesus Christ and His Church.

Feb 20: Fish Fry by Knights of Columbus, $10/plate

Feb 27: Soup/Bread by Filipino Community

Mar 6: Soup/Bread by St. Dominic Kitchen Crew / St. Vincent de Paul Society

Mar 13: Soup/Bread by Emaus Group

Mar 20: St. Joseph Table by Council of Catholic Women

Mar 27: Fish Fry by Fishers of Men, $10/plate

A chance for moms to fellowship and little kids to get their energy out! 

Moms are invited to invite their friends and let their kids play in our community center gym from 8:30-9:30am on Mondays (not including March 16) in March!

Parent supervision required

For children 5 and under

Questions? Contact Nicole at nicole@saintdominicpc.com

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All are welcome to join us for the Holy Thursday Mass of the Lord's Supper on April 2nd at 6pm!

The Mass of the Lord's Supper marks the end of Lent and the beginning of the Paschal Triduum, which continues through Good Friday and the Easter Vigil.

Key Elements of the Holy Thursday Mass:

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-Institution of the Eucharist: The Mass focuses on Jesus offering his body and blood under the forms of bread and wine.

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-The Washing of Feet: The priest washes the feet of parishioners, symbolizing Christ's act of service and love.

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-Institution of the Priesthood: The Mass commemorates Jesus establishing the ministerial priesthood.

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-Procession and Adoration: Following Communion, the Blessed Sacrament is processed to a temporary "altar of repose" for silent adoration.

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-Stripping of the Altar: After the Mass, the altar is stripped, and, vessels are removed, symbolizing the abandonment of Jesus and the stripping of his garments.

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-The Mass begins with joy (singing the Gloria, ringing bells) but ends in silence, transitioning into the solemnity of Good Friday.

Join us!

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Join us for our Good Friday Veneration of the Cross on April 3rd at 3pm

This is a central, solemn liturgical act where Catholics show reverence to the crucifix, symbolizing gratitude for Christ's sacrifice and remembering the death of Jesus on this day at 3pm on Good Friday at Calvary.

Join us as our youth lead us through the Stations of the Cross by enacting each scene of Christ's journey to Calvary

If you have never been to this mother of all Liturgies -- join us!

The Easter Vigil, held after sunset on Holy Saturday, is the preeminent, most significant liturgy of the year, celebrating Christ's resurrection. It signifies the shift from darkness to light, featuring a service of light, extensive scripture readings, the initiation of new Catholics (baptism/confirmation), and renewal of baptismal vows.

Exult, let them exult, the hosts of heaven,
exult, let Angel ministers of God exult,
let the trumpet of salvation
sound aloud our mighty King's triumph!

Be glad, let earth be glad, as glory floods her,
ablaze with light from her eternal King,
let all corners of the earth be glad,
knowing an end to gloom and darkness.

Rejoice, let Mother Church also rejoice,
arrayed with the lightning of his glory,
let this holy building shake with joy,
filled with the mighty voices of the peoples.

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Join us for Easter Sunday Mass as we celebrate the resurrection of Jesus Christ!

St Dominic Parish will celebrate the Sacrament of Confirmation with our young people on Saturday, October 3, 2026 with Bishop William Wack presiding. We anticipate a large number of candidates so we are offering two options for candidates to prepare for this beautiful and important sacrament.

To be eligible for these preparation sessions in 2026, the child or teen must be:

• Baptized Catholic
  
• Have already received First Holy Communion (by March 2026)
• Between the ages of 7-18
• Not already confirmed
• Attending Mass weekly
• Demonstrating signs of readiness

If your son or daughter meets these criteria, we encourage them to join us in preparing for Confirmation!

Candidates may not be dropped off for these sessions. At least one parent is required to attend each week with their candidate. Some weeks you'll be together; some weeks we'll have parent formation separate from student classes.

If you are interested in serving as a catechist for either session please email Theresa@saintdominicpc.com

If you have questions regarding elementary age children, email Kathryn@saintdominicpc.com

If you have questions regarding middle or high school students, email Theresa@saintdominicpc.com or SrAnna@saintdominicpc.com

You can also call St Dominic Parish Office at 850-785-4574