St. Ambrose Catholic Parish

Any questions regarding Faith Formation or Sacrament preparation, please contact:
Robin Carney (Grades K-4 and First Communion)
Matthew Daly (Grade 5-8 and Confirmation)

Please call the office for a 2020-2021 Registration Form
and for information on this year's registration fees.

Beginning Pentecost Weekend, May 22-23, 2021, Weekend Masses will no longer be live-streamed
on our Facebook page.  In addition we will no longer be live-streaming weekday masses.
 
If you are not able to attend mass in-person, there will be one weekend mass live-streamed
from St. James Church on Sunday at 10:00 a.m.
You can view that mass live or at a later time on their Facebook page at:
St. James Office of Faith Formation

Class of 2021

Congratulations and God’s blessings to our 2021 graduates as they move forward on life's journey.                  

 “For I know the plans I have for you, plans to
prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give
you hope and a future."
                              Jeremiah 29:11
 

Beginning this weekend, Pentecost Sunday, we will be live-streaming the 10:00am Mass only from St. James Church.

We are suspending live-streaming of all other weekend masses and weekday masses at St. James and St. Ambrose Churches.

Both St. James and St. Ambrose Churches are open to welcome the community safely back to communal worship. We certainly understand if some of our parishioners are still hesitant to return in-person and if so, we encourage you to participate in the Sunday 10:00am mass virtually on the St. James Office of Faith Formation page. Please know that we are here to welcome you back in-person whenever you feel ready to re-join us.

We thank all parishioners, family and friends near and far who have joined us for our live-stream masses during this past year. We hope that we were able to provide you with some connection to each other and the parishes as we prayed together, apart.

May 9, 2021
A message from our Pastor...

We are slowly returning to our daily and weekly pre COVID activities.  That is good news.  We will do this safely by taking to heart the recommendations and guidelines of our health officials and the assistance of the Bishop’s office.

In the parishes of St. Ambrose and St. James I have asked that ministers serving in the sacred liturgy – Eucharistic Ministers, Lectors, Altar Servers and Ushers – consider returning to full participation on Pentecost Sunday Weekend.  Does that mean that we will have everyone returning?  Probably not!  But I encourage all who can to join us.  I want everyone to stay safe and keep proper 3 foot social distancing, wearing of a face mask while indoors for large gatherings, use of the hand sanitizing dispensers at the vestibule of the church and avoiding all unnecessary crowding at the church entrances. 

We need to return to our communal worship of the Lord God who is the source of all blessing.  I like the way John Newton in the 19^th century expressed this need to come to our communal worship:

“Safely through another week
God has brought us on our way;
Let us now a blessing seek,
Waiting in his courts today:
Day of all the week the best,
Emblem of eternal rest.”

May this Pentecost Sunday find our communities expectantly waiting the Lord God to renew the earth with the love, peace
and joy of His Holy Spirit!