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Immaculate Heart of Mary Parish
Mass Schedule
SUNDAY MASSES
Saturday 5:00 PM
Sunday 9:00 AM, 11:00 AM, and 4:00 PM
WEEKDAY MASSES
Rosary 30 minutes before each weekday Mass
Monday 9:00 AM
Tuesday 7:00 PM
Wednesday 9:00 AM
Thursday 9:00 AM
Friday 9:00 AM
CONFESSIONS
Tuesday 6:00 - 7:00 PM
Saturday 3:45 - 4:45 PM
30 minutes before all other regularly scheduled Masses (including Sunday Masses)
Upcoming Events
(Apart from Mass and Confessions)
May 4th— 6:30 PM — Card Group
May 5th — 1-3 PM — Crafter’s Group
May 5th — 8 PM — Meditation Group, Church
May 7th — 12Noon — St. Gabriel’s School Mass
May 7th — 7 PM — Praise & Worship, Parish Hall
May 8th — 6:30 PM — Youth Group
May 9th — 6:30 PM — Young Adults, Convertsatio Christo, All Welcome!
May 11th— 6 PM — Chant Mass
May 11th— 6:30 PM — Card Group
May 11th— 7 PM — Men’s Recollection
May 12th — 8 PM — Meditation Group, Church
May 13th — 7:30 PM — Knights of Columbus Meeting, Parish Hall
May 14th — 7 PM — Praise & Worship, Parish Hall
May 16th — Speed Dating Event, Parish Hall
May 16/17th — Blue Box Collection
May 18th— 6:30 PM — Card Group
May 19th— 7 PM — CWL Mass/Meeting
May 21st — 7 PM — Praise & Worship, Parish Hall
May 23rd — 8 AM — COR Men’s Group, Meeting Rm 1
May 24th—2 PM — Family Catechism, IHM School Gym
May 25th— 6:30 PM — Card Group
May 25th— 7 PM — SSVP Meeting, Meeting Rm 1
May 26th — 8 PM — Meditation Group, Church
May 28th — 7 PM — Praise & Worship, Parish Hall
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