We will be limiting the number of Mass intention requests to five Mass intention requests per family.  

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At each Mass, the priest asks that the grace of that Mass be applied to a specific need or intention.  These special intentions are offered to God as prayers of intercession and thanksgiving.  In and through the Eucharist, we pray for the deceased, for those who are ill, for those who face various difficulties or challenges.  Often, people request a Mass in thanksgiving for God's grace helping them through a particular challenging time of life.  It is important to note that, while the graces of the Mass are infinite, a priest may accept only one intention at a single Mass.  The faithful may bring their own intentions to the Mass, which they each carry privately and place upon the altar spiritually in prayer.

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Each week, the Mass intentions for that week are printed in the parish bulletin and the names are read during the Prayers of the Faithful at Mass.

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Please note that individual Mass intention requests are no longer being accepted for Easter Vigil, Easter, Christmas Eve and Christmas Day Masses.