June 15-18th. Morning and Evening Sessions available. Open to all kids entering PreK-4th grade.

Make plans to donate, volunteer or shop our biggest youth group fundraiser of the year!

Mary and Elizabeth stand out as mothers, profound in their patience, their trust, and the vocation God intended for each regardless of their respective age. Much the same, Hannah and Naomi each had a certain faith and trust in God’s providence for their calling as mothers.

Too quickly we have stepped into the month of May with Mother’s Day, graduations, the start of ‘summer sports’, and veneration of Mary. The tradition of dedicating the month of May to Mary began in the 13th century.

Get ready for an action-packed week of faith, fun, and friendly competition! At Cathletics VBS, kids will grow stronger in their Catholic faith while learning what it means to set goals, aim for excellence, and live as disciples of Christ. June 15–18, 2026

Congratulations to those who will receive their First Holy Communion; and to their respective parents, thank you for sharing Catholic-Christian faith. A few thoughts on the gift of the Eucharist that binds us together

My sincere Thank you! for your thoughtfulness, kind words and cards on my birthday. Having my birthday fall on Easter is a true blessing; receiving your kind words and support is a gift!

May I share a short Easter’story as told by Liberty Phillips who befriended an elderly gentleman, Fiske Hanley: Last week I had the wonderful privilege of spending the afternoon with my fabulous and rugged friend, World War Two veteran and Japanese POW, Fiske Hanley

At a GriefShare group, you'll find understanding, guidance, relief and a safe place to navigate the challenges of grief. Come join us!

Open to all kids entering PreK-4th grade. June 15-18th Mornings at Sacred Heart, Evenings at St. Malachy

Holy Week. Within the Christian liturgical calendar this is the most sacred week of the year, commemorating the Passion, death, and resurrection of Christ Jesus. Tracing its roots back to the third century, this week we enter draws us into Christ Jesus’ penultimate obedience to God the Father, the expression of unbounded mercy, and the promise of life everlasting.

We are offering the Sacrament of Reconciliation, Lenten Penance Service, this Sunday.

“While Iam in the world, Iam the Light of the world,”Jesus said. Someyearsago I heard the story of the‘lamp lit’foran old forgotten man through the ministry of the Missionaries of Charity. Illuminating the possibilities of that Light within the lives of individuals struggling to find hope. . . . .

We welcome Bishop Keehner to our parish this Sunday afternoon, (on the far side of our Sioux City Diocese). He will preside at the Mass for the Sacrament of Confirmation for those students who will “be sealed with the gift of the Holy Spirit.”

“Lord, it is good that we are here.” Peter’s words spoken to Jesus at the moment of the Transfiguration, speaks of the visible presence that overwhelms his faith.

“At that timeJesus was led bythe Spirit intothe desert to be tempted bythedevil. He fastedfor fortydaysandforty nights. . .” Each Lenten Season the Church places the gospel passage describing Jesus’forty days in the desert on the first Sunday of this‘forty dayjourney.’

As a long time“educator,”in the classroom and school administration for our Sacred Heart School, Sue Eldridge has devoted her faith, energies, time, and abilities for the hope and wellbeing of each student.

St. John, St. Malachy, and Sacred Heart churches will each receive a new Paschal Candle during Holy Week

Our gospel passage this weekend provides us the ‘pinnacle’if you will of Jesus’first recorded sermon: the Sermon on the Mount.