Palm Sunday, the Sunday before Easter, commemorates Jesus’ triumphal entry into Jerusalem to celebrate Passover before his death as recounted in the Gospels. Palms are distributed. (continued...)
Except for the resurrection on Easter, Holy Thursday is possibly one of the most important, complex, and profound days of celebration in the Catholic Church. Holy Thursday celebrates the institution of the Eucharist as the true body and blood of Jesus Christ and the institution of the sacrament of the priesthood. (continued...)
Good Friday is the day on which Catholics commemorate the crucifixion of Jesus Christ. Good Friday is a day of fasting. Church bells are silent. Altars are left bare. (continued...)
Tenebrae (“shadows” or “darkness”) is a Holy Week service that is at least 1,000 years old. Join us for an evening of readings, reflection, and music as we accompany Jesus in his last hours. (continued...)
The Oshkosh Kids Foundation helps the children of homeless or struggling families find stable housing, successful education, and a post-secondary path to self-sufficient lives. Needs include volunteers, wish list items, and monetary donations.
The entire liturgical year culminates in the Easter Vigil, an ancient liturgy celebrated on the night before Easter Sunday. Although celebrated Holy Saturday evening, it is the dramatic Easter vigil liturgy that marks the beginning of Easter. The Easter Vigil is packed with breathtaking symbolism and meaning. (continued...)
Lent is a fantastic time to recommit to exploring what it means to have a relationship with Jesus! We have numerous events and opportunities for you to take the next step on your discipleship journey.
A small, informal discussion group is for anyone who ask questions about Jesus and explore the Catholic faith a little more. The group meets Thursdays at Noon via Zoom and is open to anyone! Ideal for anyone who is curious about what Catholics believe or who is just intrigued by Jesus and His teachings.
THAT MAN IS YOU! is an interactive men’s program focused on the development of male leadership in the modern world. Spring Session runs: 1/20/21 - 4/14/21 For COVID-19 Safety, Sessions will be virtual. Participants will receive weekly video links and small group links.
The Parish Pastoral Council has been restructured to support our parish mission roadmap and will be re-engaging in the coming month to assist in developing and implementing a strategic plan to help move our parish forward in the 4 key mission areas identified in our Mission Planning Roadmap. We are currently looking for parish council members who are interested in helping our parish bear measurable fruit in the 4 key mission areas.
The annual meeting was an opportunity for all our parishioners to hear the updates on our parish stabilization plan for responding to the COVID crisis over the past few months and our parish mission plan and roadmap for the coming year.
Provides safe temporary shelter, food and supportive services for adults. We advocate for collaborative, locally driven solutions for those experiencing homelessness in our community. Located in the MBS Mission Center at 449 High Ave. Needs include volunteers, wish list items, and monetary donations.
Christmas is Coming! You can help bring the beauty & goodness of the Christmas season to our parish this year! Please check out the various Advent & Christmas Volunteer Opportunities online and sign up to help. Needs include: Environment team volunteers to help decorate, liturgical ministers to serve at the various Masses & more! No expertise needed just bring a willing heart and hands to help. All ages welcome!
A free clinic providing primary care (management of acute and chronic conditions, including mental health, preventive care, and health promotion) for the uninsured and the under-insured in the Oshkosh area community. Located in the MBS Mission Center at 449 High Ave. Needs include volunteers & monetary donations.
Lectors, Servers, Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion, Music Ministers - Liturgical ministry is an excellent opportunity to fulfill your baptismal call of service to one another. Our liturgies utilize the talents and gifts that God has given each member of our community to the fullest extent. Training & formation are provided.