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.
All are invited to Fall Festival: a weekend of community and fun! On Saturday, enjoy carnival games, a petting zoo, food and drinks, a used book sale, a cornhole tournament, inflatables, live music, a raffle drawing, and more! On Sunday, stop by the big tent for a donut after Mass, and stick around for chance baskets drawing at 1pm!
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.
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.
Young adults aged 18-40 are invited to Holy Family Young Adults' 2nd annual Open Mic Night! Come to perform or support performers. If you are interested in performing (i.e. music, poetry recitation, standup comedy, karaoke, etc.), you can add your name to the starting at 6:45pm. Each performer will get about 15 minutes onstage. All performances must be family-friendly.
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!
Join Fr. Moriarty in reading and discussing Hilaire Belloc's short history of the Crusades on Thursdays in September at 7:30pm in the Sts. Peter & Paul Room. Order your book in advance!
Get to know the St. Joseph Guild at this quarterly dinner, with the theme "A Catholic Spirit of '26 in a post-Consecration America." Click here to learn more and 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!
All men of the parish are invited to an evening beginning with Adoration & Confession in the church, followed by dinner downstairs. There will also be a time of reflection and discussion on the topic, "Spiritual Combat and Temptation". Click here to RSVP!
All Holy Family parishioners are invited to a lecture on the nature, opportunities, and challenges of artificial intelligence in the light of Catholic intellectual tradition. Professor Morgan Gray of the University of St. Thomas’ Law School will be speaking. Professor Gray is one of the country’s leading experts on the intersection of AI, Catholicism, and law. The presentation will begin at 9am in the Sts. Peter and Paul Room. Please RSVP to Mark Johnson at [email protected] so that seating and refreshments can be prepared. This event is being put on by Holy Family’s Tower Society, a group of parishioners working in the legal profession.
Get to know the Holy Family Academy community and make a family-friendly craft in Fr. Moorman Hall after 9am Mass. This month's theme is, "Prayer Warriors Make a Difference." All are invited!
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.
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!
Join Fr. Moriarty in reading and discussing Hilaire Belloc's short history of the Crusades on Thursdays in September at 7:30pm in the Sts. Peter & Paul Room. Order your book in advance!
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 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!
All are invited to a discussion of writings on the 16 Carmelite Martyrs of Compeigne, nuns who offered their lives in exchange for an end to the Reign of Terror. The talk will explore the dramatic story of these martyrs in its historical fact as presented in William Bush’s "To Quell the Terror." We will also explore Gertrud Le Fort’s "Song at the Scaffold," a fictional story that follows one of the young nuns as she struggles with fear in the face of martyrdom. 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.
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!