We have cancelled all Masses on Sunday 9/10 due to hurricane Irma. We are still planning to have our 5pm Mass on Saturday. We plan on recording that Mass and having it available on our website at http://stmargaretmary.org/livestream later that evening, for those who cannot make it to Mass this weekend because of the storm. Please stay safe! Go to http://stmargaretmary.org/hurricane-irma for more updates and event information.

Our thoughts and prayers are with everyone in the path of Hurricane Irma. We wanted to keep everybody updated on all of the events happening at St. Margaret Mary this weekend with the impending storm. Go to http://stmargaretmary.org/hurricane-irma. Please check back as it will be updated frequently.

"Whoever wishes to come after me must deny himself, take up his cross and follow me." -Jesus What does the cross mean in 2017? Deacon Bill reflects on the relevance that the cross still holds in each of our lives.

Start your Labor Day off right, We are celebrating Mass at 9:00am in the church!

Weekly Mass Broadcast

Special Second Collection for victims of Hurricane Harvey In solidarity with our brothers and sisters, we join dioceses throughout the country to participate in an emergency collection to assist the victims of Hurricane Harvey. We will hold a special collection this weekend, September 2nd & 3rd to benefit those who have been affected by Hurricane Harvey. Our hearts and prayers go out to the families that have lost loved ones and to all who have lost homes and businesses along with their sense of peace and normalcy. We pray for the first responders as they minister to those who are suffering. We ask God to enlighten the eyes of our heart that we might bring hope to His people.

Please continue to pray for the people affected by Hurricane Harvey, if you are looking to help here are a list of organizations that are raising funds for disaster relief.

Who do you say I am? To those of us who have been nurtured by faith throughout our lives, this may seem like a no brainer. However to the disciples, this question was significantly more complicated to answer. Fr. Jarek takes us through this spiritual breakthrough, when Peter declares "You are the Messiah, Son of the Living God."

The execution of Mark Asay is scheduled for today at 6:00pm. There will be a prayer service in the church tonight directly following the 5:30pm daily Mass. Please join us to pray for an end to executions in this country and for respect for all life from conception to natural death.