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  A really great organized church with a beautiful architecture! ☀️

  Added December 27, 2016 by Zee Zee
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  Have some nice family shows. Can be a bit daunting or confusing with the new construction and layout, but haven't had a bad experience to date.

  Added December 22, 2016 by Reverend Richard Haahr
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  Mass Schedule
  
  Saturday
  5:00 pm
  Sunday
  8:30 am
  11:30 am
  5:00 pm (Winter)
  7:00 pm (Summer)
  *Summer schedule: Memorial Day to Labor Day
  
  Nursery is offered at the 11:30 Sunday Mass. The nursery is located in Deacons Hall on the stage. Parents can drop off children for care at 11:20.
  
  No Nursery on Sunday, February 28 & March 6, 2016.
  
  Daily Masses: Monday-Friday
  5:30 pm in the chapel
  Reconciliation: Saturday
  4:00 pm until all are heard
  
  

  Added December 01, 2016 by Carolina Miss-congeniality
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  Great active adult and young adult communities. Both Father Scott and Dan give unique and wonderful gifts to the community.

  Added November 10, 2016 by Paul Harren