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On Thursday, October 1, all women of the parish are invited to a social with refreshments in the Nazareth House from 4:30-7:30pm. Make new friends and get to know our parish women's group, the Altar and Rosary Society! Bring your own beverage and an appetizer to share. No RSVP needed!

Each week, all are invited to join in a scripture study delving into God's word, specifically, the upcoming Sunday readings. Come enjoy fellowship and discussion as we seek to better understand Sacred Scripture. Attend as often as you can, and bring a friend!

Following 8am Mass, all women of the parish are invited to honor the Sacred Heart of Jesus by reciting the divine mercy chaplet. Afterwards join us in Fr. Moorman Hall, until 10:30,  for a social with treats and coffee. This is open to all women of the parish. Please, only babes in mom’s arms and ladies mature enough to have conversation at tables with older women.

All are invited to First Saturday Latin Mass with chant in honor of the Blessed Mother.

Following all Sunday Masses, donuts and coffee will be available in Fr. Moorman Hall. A free will donation is suggested, and we are also in need of helpers to serve donuts. Click here to learn more!

Young adults are invited to a gathering after 9am Mass with brunch, an informal Gospel discussion and social time. The group will meet in the Nazareth House behind the church.

Following 8am Monday morning Mass, join with others in prayer for family members who have left the Catholic Faith. Each gathering will include time for personal prayer, intention sharing, and asking the intercession of St. Monica for fallen-away family members. We will meet at the pews in front of the Holy Family statue. Have questions? Contact [email protected].

Gather on Monday evenings for a theological exploration of Dr. Brant Pitre’s book, Jesus and the Jewish Roots of the Eucharist. Using his in-depth knowledge of the Bible and ancient Judaism, Dr. Brant Pitre answers questions such as: What was the Passover like at the time of Jesus? And, most important of all, what did Jesus mean when he said, “This is my body… This is my blood”? Learn how to defend your belief in the Real Presence while growing in love for our Lord in the Eucharist. For deeper engagement, bring a Bible and a copy of Pitre’s book. Click here to learn more!

All are invited to join MCCL, Minnesota's oldest and largest pro-life organization, to learn about growing threats to faith, family, and life-and what you can do to take our state back. This event is free and will take place 7-8pm in Fr. Moorman Hall.

Enjoy donuts and fellowship following morning Mass! A free will offering is requested. Click here to learn how you can help serve donuts.

Teens grades 9-12 are invited to grow in their faith through faith and fellowship time each week. Click here to learn more!

Fundamentals of Catholicism is for all adults who would like to learn more about the teachings of Christ and his Church, especially those who are called to join the Catholic Church. Click here to see topics, learn more, & register!

Each week, all are invited to join in a scripture study delving into God's word, specifically, the upcoming Sunday readings. Come enjoy fellowship and discussion as we seek to better understand Sacred Scripture. Attend as often as you can, and bring a friend!

Youth grades 6-8 are invited to the gather at the Sts. Peter & Paul room in Holy Family Academy for fun and formation.

Following 5pm Mass, all are invited to gather in Fr. Moorman Hall for a spaghetti dinner! Your free will offering goes to support the work of the St. Vincent de Paul Society.

Here at Holy Family Catholic Church, we are blessed to frequently host visitors to our parish. We welcome newcomers both to our parish and to the Catholic Church. If you would like to become a parishioner or simply learn more about Holy Family, visit the lower level of the church after any Sunday Mass this weekend to speak to a volunteer about registering and to receive a welcome packet.

After 9am & 11am Mass, visit the Aquinas Libray at Holy Family Academy and check out a book!

Every second Sunday of the month, donuts and coffee after Mass are served by our parish women's group: the Altar & Rosary Society. Your free will donation helps cover the cost of donuts and supports the important work of this group! To learn more and get involved, click here!

Young adults are invited to a gathering after 9am Mass with brunch, an informal Gospel discussion and social time. The group will meet in the Nazareth House behind the church.

Following 8am Monday morning Mass, join with others in prayer for family members who have left the Catholic Faith. Each gathering will include time for personal prayer, intention sharing, and asking the intercession of St. Monica for fallen-away family members. We will meet at the pews in front of the Holy Family statue. Have questions? Contact [email protected].

Gather on Monday evenings for a theological exploration of Dr. Brant Pitre’s book, Jesus and the Jewish Roots of the Eucharist. Using his in-depth knowledge of the Bible and ancient Judaism, Dr. Brant Pitre answers questions such as: What was the Passover like at the time of Jesus? And, most important of all, what did Jesus mean when he said, “This is my body… This is my blood”? Learn how to defend your belief in the Real Presence while growing in love for our Lord in the Eucharist. For deeper engagement, bring a Bible and a copy of Pitre’s book. Click here to learn more!

All women of the parish are invited to the fall meeting of the Altar and Rosary Society, our parish women's group. The evening will begin with a rosary at 5:30pm in the church and will continue with dinner and a meeting from 6-8:30pm. RSVP coming soon!

Enjoy donuts and fellowship following morning Mass! A free will offering is requested. Click here to learn how you can help serve donuts.

Teens grades 9-12 are invited to grow in their faith through faith and fellowship time each week. Click here to learn more!

Each week, all are invited to join in a scripture study delving into God's word, specifically, the upcoming Sunday readings. Come enjoy fellowship and discussion as we seek to better understand Sacred Scripture. Attend as often as you can, and bring a friend!

On Saturday, Oct. 17 from 8:30am-9pm, adults in their 20's and 30's are invited to join Holy Family Young Adults for a day retreat with the theme, "Oremus." The day retreat has a fee of $10, which covers meals as well as formation and social time. The day begins after 8am Mass in the Nazareth House. Click here to register!

Engaged couples and couples married fewer than five years are invited to an Oktoberfest Happy Hour on Sunday, October 18 from 4-6pm in the Nazareth House. The event will include refreshments as well as words from our special guests Amy & Josh Bittner. Please join the Flocknote group & RSVP!

Beginning Oct. 18, Holy Family is launching a baby bottle campaign to help women in our southwest metro community who are experiencing an unexpected pregnancy. Please pick up a baby bottle bank after Mass to fill with change, cash or checks made out to SouthWest Options for Women. Bottles will be collected over the weekend of November 7-8th. Click here to learn more!

Following all Sunday Masses, donuts and coffee will be available in Fr. Moorman Hall. A free will donation is suggested, and we are also in need of helpers to serve donuts. Click here to learn more!

Young adults are invited to a gathering after 9am Mass with brunch, an informal Gospel discussion and social time. The group will meet in the Nazareth House behind the church.

Expectant mothers and their families are invited to receive a blessing at the communion rail after 9am Mass on Sunday.

Following 8am Monday morning Mass, join with others in prayer for family members who have left the Catholic Faith. Each gathering will include time for personal prayer, intention sharing, and asking the intercession of St. Monica for fallen-away family members. We will meet at the pews in front of the Holy Family statue. Have questions? Contact [email protected].

Gather on Monday evenings for a theological exploration of Dr. Brant Pitre’s book, Jesus and the Jewish Roots of the Eucharist. Using his in-depth knowledge of the Bible and ancient Judaism, Dr. Brant Pitre answers questions such as: What was the Passover like at the time of Jesus? And, most important of all, what did Jesus mean when he said, “This is my body… This is my blood”? Learn how to defend your belief in the Real Presence while growing in love for our Lord in the Eucharist. For deeper engagement, bring a Bible and a copy of Pitre’s book. Click here to learn more!

Each week, all are invited to join in a scripture study delving into God's word, specifically, the upcoming Sunday readings. Come enjoy fellowship and discussion as we seek to better understand Sacred Scripture. Attend as often as you can, and bring a friend!

Save the date for Youth and Family Adoro Te. From 7-8pm, all are invited to gather in the church for Adoration including music and meditations. From 8-9pm, enjoy games and a bonfire for youth & families.

Join Holy Family's Respect Life Group from 9-10am on each fourth Saturday for a time of prayer near the Eden Prairie Planned Parenthood. Meet near the Sleep Comfort store in Tower Square at the stairs to the street. Click here to learn more!

Beginning Oct. 18, Holy Family is launching a baby bottle campaign to help women in our southwest metro community who are experiencing an unexpected pregnancy. Please pick up a baby bottle bank after Mass to fill with change, cash or checks made out to SouthWest Options for Women. Bottles will be collected over the weekend of November 7-8th. Click here to learn more!

Following all Sunday Masses, donuts and coffee will be available in Fr. Moorman Hall. A free will donation is suggested, and we are also in need of helpers to serve donuts. Click here to learn more!

Young adults are invited to a gathering after 9am Mass with brunch, an informal Gospel discussion and social time. The group will meet in the Nazareth House behind the church.

Following 8am Monday morning Mass, join with others in prayer for family members who have left the Catholic Faith. Each gathering will include time for personal prayer, intention sharing, and asking the intercession of St. Monica for fallen-away family members. We will meet at the pews in front of the Holy Family statue. Have questions? Contact [email protected].

Gather on Monday evenings for a theological exploration of Dr. Brant Pitre’s book, Jesus and the Jewish Roots of the Eucharist. Using his in-depth knowledge of the Bible and ancient Judaism, Dr. Brant Pitre answers questions such as: What was the Passover like at the time of Jesus? And, most important of all, what did Jesus mean when he said, “This is my body… This is my blood”? Learn how to defend your belief in the Real Presence while growing in love for our Lord in the Eucharist. For deeper engagement, bring a Bible and a copy of Pitre’s book. Click here to learn more!

Enjoy donuts and fellowship following morning Mass! A free will offering is requested. Click here to learn how you can help serve donuts.

Teens grades 9-12 are invited to grow in their faith through faith and fellowship time each week. Click here to learn more!

Fundamentals of Catholicism is for all adults who would like to learn more about the teachings of Christ and his Church, especially those who are called to join the Catholic Church. Click here to see topics, learn more, & register!

Each week, all are invited to join in a scripture study delving into God's word, specifically, the upcoming Sunday readings. Come enjoy fellowship and discussion as we seek to better understand Sacred Scripture. Attend as often as you can, and bring a friend!

Join parishioner Mark Johnson for this very personal walk through the world of classic literature, not as a pleasant pastime—a little boost at the end of a busy day—but instead as the greatest educational endeavor possible and a reflection of “the greatest story ever told.” This talk will be in the Sts. Peter & Paul Room. Click here to learn more!

Young Adults are invited to an evening of saints and soup at the Nazareth House. Dress up as your favorite saint (optional but encouraged) and bring either a side dish or a crock pot of chili to enter in our chili competition!