St. Vincent Catholic Church

Weekend Masses:
Saturday Vigil: 5pm
Sunday Masses: 7, 9 & 11am
Weekday Masses:
Monday-Saturday: 6:30am
Confessions:
Saturday: 11am-12noon
Thursday before first Friday:
3:30-4:30pm

Since 1837

"Our tradition is rich and long in serving the
spiritual, educational, physical and social
needs of all those who are part of our community. Living our gospel values we reach out
to those who are our neighbors."

As a celebrating people, we offer worship to God through the sacraments and are witness to the Gospel. As a teaching people, we support our Parish School of Religion and other educational programs to help us know and understand our Catholic faith and its values. As a caring people we serve God in serving each other through our social programs. As an evangelizing people, we reach out to His unchurched and welcome all who enter our doors.

MINNIE

Father Kraker Gardening

at Vinnie's Grave

Since my college days, I have been a great fan of G.K Chesterton, British writer and apologist for the Catholic Church. In the first half of the 20th century England was blessed with many gifted Catholic writers, Chesterton was probably the most gifted of all. His works include essays, novels, mystery stories, poems, literary criticism, and an autobiography in which he writes:

“...I am firmly of the opinion that I was born on the 29th of May, 1874...and baptized according to the formularies of the Church of England in the little church of St. George opposite the large Waterworks Tower...I do not allege any significance in the relation of the two buildings; and I indignantly deny the church was chosen because it needed the whole water-power of West London to turn me into a Christian.”

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Another Vinnie book, the first of a three part series which will offer reflections for each Sunday of the year. This first book is based on the Gospels of Year A. It is available at the parish office or online >

A book of past articles of Krumbs from the Kraker Barrel is now available. This book contains not only fifty of Vinnie's articles, but also introductions and reflections for each. You can order now at ehalaiko@neo.rr.com or pick up a copy at the office or online >
Cost is $15.00.