• Greetings and Welcome to the Saint Catherine of Siena Website!

      We are a growing and vibrant Catholic community comprised of some 1,000 families and households with a good deal of diversityyoung singles and older, married couples, youthful families with young school-aged children and middle-aged clans with college-age young adults, single folks, empty nesters, and wise and wonderful retirees.

      Saint Catherine of Siena is an active parish of very committed and loyal disciples of Christ who recognize the relevance and applicability of our faith in today’s modern world. We live it out in our daily lives with great devotion, enjoyment, and a great concern for others. We are a Catholic community involved in prayerful worship and social outreach, and we do it all with a joyful expression of our Catholic teachings and faith. 

      Please introduce yourself to me after Mass, call the parish office, or come to a Parish Council meeting or ministry meeting anytime feel free and welcome to jump right in.
       
      May the peace of Christ be with you and those you love!
       
      Sincerely,
      Father Michael Whyte
       and the good people of Saint Catherine of Siena. 

    • Malta Mobile House of Care
      Want to contact the Malta Mobile House of Care? Are you a medical or non-medical professional who wants to volunteer? go to maltahouseofcare.org/about-us.html
    • From Father Michael...
      • Articles of Faith and the Law
        February 10, 2012 | by Father Michael
        Last weekend I spoke with you at Masses regarding the HHS Mandate for Contraception/Sterilization Coverage called for by the president and Congress. The mandate will take affect in August and will have a negative impact on religious institutions, particularly those with hospitals, universities, schools, and social service outreach centers such as the Roman Catholic Church. This will also impact you, the Church’s member’s vis-à-vis their abil-ity to freely practice their faith.
      • A Childrens Mass
        January 14, 2012 | by Father Miacheal
        A Children’s Mass brings up some considerations: first, when is it held? How frequently? Does this replace a regular liturgy? What makes it a children’s Mass do they read, and at what age is it appropriate? In considering how to develop a Children’s Mass the Church offers, of course, some rules and require-ments that also apply to all liturgies.
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    • Ash Wednesday Schedule
        8:30 Mass & Ashes
        12:00 Blessing and Ashes
        3:00 Liturgy of the Word & Ashes
        6:30 Mass & Ashes


      New Altar Server Training

      Sign-ups are taking place during the next 2 weeks of February12th & 19th. Training will be conducted on February 28th & 29th, and March 1st & 2nd from 4-5PM in the Church. New Servers must be in Grade 5 and up and attend a minimum of two sessions, though three or four are recommended. The sign-up sheet is in the atrium of the church and at the Religious Education table at Henry James on Sunday’s. Any Altar Server who would like a refresher on their training is welcome to attend any of these four sessions.
       

      Lenten Scripture Study

      A Lenten Scripture Study will be offered again this year! The morning class, led by Kathi Bonner, will be held Wednesday’s, from 9:15am - 10:30am in the library beginning on February 22nd. The evening class, led by Tina Yablonski, will be held on Monday evening’s, from 7:00 - 8:30pm, in the library beginning February 27th. Registrations forms are in the atrium. Please register now!

      Tina would like some preliminary feedback from you! If you are interested in attending Tina’s class, and whether or not you are a new or returning student, please email her at yabo6@comcast.net

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