St. Richard's Catholic Church

What does it mean to be saved? Can I know that I am saved? As Christians, and especially as Catholics, we face these questions on a daily basis, not only from the people we meet but also in our own hearts. Scripture provides the answer, for the Bible isn’t simply a collection of disjointed tales — it is the story of our salvation. In this Bible study, Fr. Mitch Pacwa guides us through Catholic teaching on salvation, as found in Scripture.

Families meet in the Community Room at 9:15am, then students go to their grade-level class groups and the parent session continues in the Community Room.

All are welcome for weekly evening prayer with the Community of Sant'Egidio, a lay Catholic movement centered on prayer, friendship, and service

Come to the quiet and sit before our Lord. Let Him speak to your heart and you will be blessed. Prayer in the Presence of the Lord is open to all.

Every weekday, the Angelus bells are rung at noon and all are invited to prayer to commemorate the Incarnation of Christ, the witness of the first disciple, Mary, and to be reminded to live by the words of our patron saint, Richard.

All are invited to experience this moving form of prayer centering around the psalms and periods of holy silence.

The sacrament is available individually in the Reconciliation Room (located inside of the chapel).