St. Philip Neri Catholic Church

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Welcome!

At St. Philip Neri Catholic Church we strive to be a welcoming parish that reflects the heart, mercy and teachings of Christ, the traditions of the Roman Catholic Church, and the spirit of joy manifested by our patron saint, St. Philip Neri. We pray you find St. Philip Neri Catholic Church a warm, welcoming home and a place where you can deepen your faith and become a special part of our Catholic community.

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Coming Up at St. Philip Neri

Lenten Fish Fry

Stations of the Cross

Day of Reconciliation

Benvenuti!

Come and Share the Joy . . .

Welcome to our 28th Annual Italian Festival! With a joyful spirt, our parishioners, our families and friends, and our community will gather over 3 incredible days to cook, eat, drink. dance, sing, play games, shop, and show everyone how to be an Italian at heart!

Please join us!

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What is a Jubilee Year?

A jubilee year is a special year of grace and celebration, celebrated since biblical times. In the Catholic Church, jubilee years usually occur every 25 years. This Jubilee Year Year – which runs from Dec 24, 2024 to Dec 23, 2025 – was announced by Pope Francis in a papal bull entitled “Spes non confundit” (“Hope does not disappoint,” from Romans 5:5). The theme for the year is “Pilgrims of Hope” and is intended to promote peacebuilding and outreach through prayer, pilgrimage, reconciliation and forgiveness.

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Service & Outreach

As Christians, we are called to be disciples of Jesus. St. Philip Neri service and outreach ministries and organizations reach out to people, both within the parish and in the larger community, who may be challenged by injustices.

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Youth Ministry

We love to have fun, but we also challenge teens and young adults to be world changers – right now, right where they are…

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Liturgical & Worship Ministries

The Liturgical Ministries offer parishioners the opportunity to fulfill a special role in Eucharistic celebrations during daily and weekend Masses and other liturgical events. Help is always needed.

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