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Please click title for Lenten schedule. All are welcome!

Women's Weekend:  March 21-22 and the Men's Weekend: March 28-29. These weekends are not the typical retreat experience.   You will be engaged in the process, you will be well fed, and you will experience fellowship and friendship on a whole new level.  And it is all free, no strings attached, no collection basket, no love offerings, completely free. Please click title for more information.

40 Days for Life is a focused pro-life campaign with a vision to access God’s power through prayer, fasting and peaceful vigil to end abortion. Please click title for details.

VBS will be held June 8-12 from 9 AM - Noon. Registration for returning volunteers will open March 1st. Check your email for the coming link. Registration for new volunteers opens March 8th. Volunteers must be rising 6th grade. Adult volunteers MUST complete the fingerprint background and the Shield the Vulnerable online training by May 1st (if not completed in last 5 years.)

Join us on March 7 at 6:30 PM for a Good Shepherd favorite! This is an adult event with pub atmosphere. Traditional Irish Dinner of corned beef and cabbage will be served. For more details including ticket information, please click title.

Sat, Feb 8 7-10:00 pm Community Center Delicious chicken dinner. Tea, soft drinks, beer and wine. Music will be provided. Tickets: $15.00/person Tickets on sale after Masses. Click title for more details.

If you celebrate your 1st, 5th, 10th, 15th, 20th, 25th, 30th, 35th, 40th, 45th, 50th, or any anniversary after your 50th during 2020, come celebrate your marriage with Bishop Wack on March 1 at this special Mass! Registration is required - please click title for details.

Immigration is a hot topic, but public policy debates overlook the dreams, talents and characters of individuals leaving their homelands. Fortunately, we can learn more from the migrants who live among us. Recently, more than a dozen Good Shepherd and Blessed Sacrament parishioners studied immigration’s big picture together in a class. It reminded us that Jesus was a migrant. And, we were called to promote understanding, love and justice for all God’s people. We aim to answer that call to action by meeting some migrants in our community. Please click title for more details.