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Mark’s Gospel is the shortest with just 16 chapters, yet it’s packed with action. You'll explore its 18 miracles, uncover the significance behind seven key Aramaic phrases, and discover why Mark, writing for a pagan audience, emphasizes Jesus’ actions over his words.
St. Matthew
Matthew is the longest Gospel with 28 chapters and over 50 direct Old Testament references. Writing for Jews on the verge of conversion, Matthew sought to prove that Jesus was the promised Messiah. This Gospel highlights what Jesus says, with teachings presented in five key discourses, and often shows Jesus seated as He instructs.
St. Luke
Known for his background as a physician and artist, Luke presents a compassionate Jesus who reaches out to the poor, the sick, and the marginalized, with a special emphasis on women. Writing with a universal message of salvation, Luke’s Gospel shows a Jesus who is constantly on the move, symbolized in stories like the Walk to Emmaus.
St. John
Unlike the synoptic Gospels, John’s account is deeply theological and symbolic. You’ll dive into the richness of John’s Gospel by exploring concepts like the “Seven ‘I AM’ statements” and “Seven Key Relationships” of Jesus, discovering a unique and profound perspective on His divine nature.
Bonus: Studying Dei Verbum
We’ll also explore the Dogmatic Constitution Dei Verbum, enhancing our understanding of the Gospels through this essential Church document on Divine Revelation. This dynamic, interactive course includes optional readings and assignments, designed to deepen your understanding and keep you engaged with each session as we journey through the perspectives of the Gospel writers.
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See the regular weekly schedule for the sacraments below
Regular Weekly Schedule
Last Updated: January 11, 2026
Sunday
ENGLISH
Adoration : 8:15 AM
Confession : 8:30 AM - 8:50 AM
Holy Mass : 9:00 AM
POLISH
Adoration : 10:00 AM
Confession : 10:30 AM - 10:50 AM
Holy Mass : 11:00 AM
Monday
No Mass, Confession & Adoration
Tuesday
ENGLISH
Holy Mass : 6:00 PM
Wednesday
ENGLISH
Adoration : 6:15 PM
Confession : 6:30 PM - 6:50 PM
Holy Mass : 7:00 PM
Thursday
POLISH
Adoration : 6:15 PM
Confession : 6:30 PM - 6:50 PM
Holy Mass : 7:00 PM
Friday
POLISH
Adoration : 6:15 PM
Confession : 6:30 PM - 6:50 PM
Holy Mass : 7:00 PM
Saturday
POLISH
Confession : 4:00 PM - 4:20 PM
Holy Mass : 4:30 PM
ENGLISH
Confession : 5:30 PM - 5:50 PM
Holy Mass : 6:00 PM
The Divine Mercy
A Catholic devotion to the Mercy of God
Divine Mercy, a profound Catholic devotion, centers on God’s boundless compassion and forgiveness. Rooted in the visions of St. Faustina Kowalska, it emphases God’s merciful love for all, especially sinners. The iconic Divine Mercy image depicts Christ with rays of red and white, symbolizing His blood and water. Celebrated on Divine Mercy Sunday, this devotion inspires believers to trust in God’s mercy.