If you are interested in the Catholic faith, you are most welcome to come and spend some time here to get to know God through the Church that he established here on earth. We warmly welcome you to engage with us at whatever level you find most comfortable.  You are also welcome to attend an OCIA inquiry class or reach out to Deacon Dave Odermann if you would like a one-on-one conversation.

In addition, you are invited to come to Mass and just watch the liturgy.  Of course non-Catholics would not go to receive Communion (until you've been received into the Church), but you would benefit much from a spiritual communion, and you would be edified by the deep mystery of the Mass. 

In short, we invite you to consider this place your spiritual home--even if informally--until all of your doubts have been addressed and the Lord's wonderful grace has had its way with your soul.

“THE CALL OF THE WORD”

“In the beginning was the WORD…,” calling all to enter ever more deeply into the Mystery of Itself, the LOGOS; in Greek, the intelligibility of the universe. The Logos never forces itself upon another, but it never neglects when welcomed. If one is a new acquaintance answering the call placed in every human soul, the journey of life begins. If one’s been on the journey, seeking to reestablish oneself in the fundamental, foundational skills is vital to the success of realizing an increasingly deeper development. To that end, St. Anthony Parish is offering an OCIA class at 2:30 to 4:30 PM, beginning January 11, 2025 and ending April 12, 2025 (14 weeks).

"Come to me, ALL you who labor and are burdened, and I will give you rest. (Mt. 11:28)