- Sunday. May 22 – Fr. Thomas Stuart (Audio problem mid-mass)
- Friday, May 20 – Msgr. Daniel Whelton
- Thursday, May 19 – Fr. Thomas Stuart
- Wednesday, May 18 – Fr. Thomas Stuart
- Tuesday, May 17 – Fr. Bill Donahue, Pastor
- Monday, May 16 – Fr. Bill Donahue, Pastor
- ______________
- Sunday, May 15 – Fr. Bill Donahue, Pastor
- Friday, May 13 – Fr. Thomas Stuart
- Thursday, May 12 – Msgr. Daniel Whelton
- Wednesday, May 11 – Fr. Thomas Stuart
- Tuesday, May 10 – No Mass Video available
- Monday, May 9 – Fr. Bill Donahue, Pastor
- _____________
- Sunday, May 8 – Fr. Bill Donahue, Pastor
- Friday, May 6 – Fr. Thomas Stuart
- Thursday, May 5 – Fr. Thomas Stuart
- Wednesday, May 4 – Fr. Thomas Stuart
- ____________
- Sunday, May 1 – Fr. Thomas Stuart
- Monday, April 25 – Fr. Bill Donahue, Pastor
- ____________
- Sunday, April 24 – Fr. Thomas Stuart
- Friday, April 22 – Msgr. Daniel Whelton
- Thursday, April 21 – Fr. Thomas Stuart
- Wednesday, April 20 – Fr. Thomas Stuart
- Tuesday, April 19 – Fr. Bill Donahue, Pastor
- Monday, April 18 – Fr. Bill Donahue, Pastor
- ____________
- Wednesday, April 13 – Fr. Thomas Stuart
- Tuesday, April 12 – Msgr. Daniel Whelton
- Monday, April 11 – Fr. Bill Donahue, Pastor
- _____________
- Sunday, April 10 – Fr. Bill Donahue, Pastor
- Friday, April 8 – Msgr. Daniel Whelton
- Thursday, April 7 – Fr. Thomas Stuart
- Wednesday, April 6 – Technical difficulties- no Mass video available
- Tuesday, April 5 – Technical Difficulties- No Mass video available
- Monday, April 4 – Fr. Bill Donahue, Pastor
- _____________
- Sunday, April 3 – Fr. Thomas Stuart
- Friday, April 1 – Msgr. Daniel Whelton
- Thursday, March 31 – Fr. Thomas Stuart
- Wednesday, March 30 – Fr. Thomas Stuart
- Tuesday, March 29 – Fr. Bill Donahue, Pastor
- Monday, March 28 – Fr. Bill Donahue, Pastor
- ______________
- Sunday, March 27 – Fr. Bill Donahue, Pastor
- Thursday, March 24 – Fr. Thomas Stuart
- Wednesday, March 23 – Fr. Thomas Stuart
- Tuesday, March 22 – Fr. Bill Donahue, Pastor
- Â Monday, March 21 – Fr. Bill Donahue, Pastor
- _______________
- Sunday, March 20 – Fr. Thomas Stuart
- Friday, March 18 – Msgr. Daniel Whelton
- Thursday, March 17 – Fr. Thomas Stuart
- Wednesday, March 16 – Fr. Thomas Stuart
- Tuesday, March 15, Fr. Bill Dolan
- Monday, March 14 – Fr. Bill Dolan
- _______________
- Sunday, March 13 – Fr. Bill Donahue, Pastor
- Friday, March 11 – Msgr. Daniel Whelton
- Thursday, March 10 – Fr. Thomas Stuart
- Wednesday, March 9 – Fr. Thomas Stuart
- Tuesday, March 8 – Fr. Bill Donahue, Pastor
- Monday, March 7 – Fr. Bill Donahue, Pastor
- _______________
- Sunday, March 6 – Fr. Thomas Stuart
- Friday, March 4 – Msgr. Daniel Whelton
- Thursday, March 3 – Fr. Thomas Stuart
- Ash Wednesday, March 2 – Fr. Thomas Stuart
- Tuesday, March 1 – Fr. Bill Donahue, Pastor
About our Parish and our Website
Our parish mission statement identifies St. Vincentâs as a Eucharist centered people who, as the Body of Christ, live our faith in word and deed by sharing our time, talent, and treasure to support one another and serve those in need.
This website is intended not only to provide you with the information you need about our parish but also to help us build up our life as a community and so help us in our mission. It provides a way for us to connect with each other; and we invite you to use it to share stories, to learn about whatâs happening and whatâs coming up, and to provide information you think we all need to hear. This site will evolve as our parish evolves; it belongs to all of us. I hope you find it helpful.
âAll are Welcome in this Place.â
This hymn speaks to the atmosphere, design, and heart of St. Vincentâs parish: there is a place here for everyone. In fact, you are not only welcomed, but needed! As we explore and expand our ideas of just what a Church community is, we recognize first that pivotal life events occur in church: weddings, baptisms, First Communion, Confirmation; but, we also find that we need community in order to be a Spirit filled Church where we praise God, share our faith, and help one another by way of fellowship, and the numerous ministries available to all parishioners. Through our stewardship, the gift of our time and talent, there is a wonderful opportunity to give and receive, to make friends, to help friends, to see how our talents are a gift from God made for sharing. We are bonded to a group of people with whom we already have at least one thing in common, and that is our faith. It is our hope that you will use this community website to build bridges and connect with one another, and see that each of us, too, is a gift from God meant to be shared.