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Welcome to St. Louise Parish!
We are an active, growing and ethnically rich community that invites all to join in the liturgy, fellowship, and service.
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Liturgy Schedule
Weekend Masses
Saturday Vigil: 5PM
Sunday: 7:30AM, 9AM, 11AM,
1PM (Spanish), 6PM, Life Teen
Weekday Liturgies
9AM Mass: Mon., Wed., Thur., Fri.
9AM Liturgy of the Word with distribution of communion: TuesdayMass with Anointing of the Sick (English)
9AM First Saturday of the Month
Reconciliation (Eng. and Sp.)
Saturday 3-4:30 PM or by appointment.
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March 18
Prayer and Faith Formation Opportunities During Lent. Schedule for Palm Sunday Masses, The Sacred Triduum (Holy Thursday, Good Friday and Holy Saturday) and Easter Sunday Masses.Read More -
Read MoreMarch 11
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January 18There have been numerous fraud e-mails being sent to people under the name of Fr. Gary using bogus e-mail addresses asking folks to purchase gift cards or to send money for all sorts of different causes. Please know that these are all e-mail scams and that Fr. Gary, or any member of the parish staff, will never send an e-mail asking for gift cards or to do a bank transfer. To read about best practices on what to do about potential fraud e-mails and cyber threats in general, please click on the title "Fraud E-mails" above.Read More
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September 20
For more information and to sign up for the next Welcome/CRHP Retreat, go to www.stlouise.org/CRHPRead More -
August 31
FPU is a 9-week course that teaches how to manage money from a biblical perspective. It teaches eight key steps to financial freedom and peace of mind. Groups meet once a week for two hours, and the course is just as fun as it is practical! Our next classes begin in 2 weeks.Read More
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A Message from Father Gary
Dear Friends,
A very warm welcome from St. Louise Church and Paish School! St. Louise is rich in diversity and generous in hospitality. I hope that you experience the same whether you come to visit or decide to make St. Louise your parish home. We firmly believe that God is present in every person and that we have come together for a purpose and that purpose is that we may better come to know God's love. You are always welcome here!
With my prayers,
Fr. Gary Zender, Pastor