FAQ

What are St. Kieran's Mass times?

Saturday 4:30pm
Sunday 8:00am
Sunday 9:30am: Children’s Liturgy of the Word is offered
Sunday 11:30am

Weekday Masses:

Monday: 7:00pm
Tuesday - Friday: 8:00am

Mass times for Holy Days of Obligation could be found by clicking on the "Mass Times and Directions" button in the lower right-hand corner of the site.

When does St. Kieran offer the Sacrament of Reconcilation?

St. Kieran offers the Sacrament of Reconciliation every Satuday from 3:30pm - 4:00pm at the confessional (inside the church). You can also make an appointment by contacting the Parish Office.

How do I watch Mass online?

You can watch Mass by clicking the "Watch Mass" button on the top of the page or by visiting our Parish Facebook page, found here.

How do I view funeral information?

You can find information about funerals here. Funeral Masses can be live-streamed at the request of the family. To watch a funeral Mass live, click on the "Watch Mass" button on the top of the page when the funeral Mass starts.

What is FORMED and how do I access it?

FORMED is a wonderful resource offered free of charge to our parish community. Think of FORMED like a Catholic version of Netflix. There are many wonderful options for adults and children available. To access FORMED, click the link here.

I’m not Catholic. Can I still worship at St. Kieran?
Yes, all are welcome to worship with us at St. Kieran. If you believe the Lord might be calling you to become Catholic, our OCIA program will help guide you through the process. More information about OCIA can be found here.

What do I wear to church?
At St. Kieran, you will find a variety of dress styles. Jesus welcomed people from all walks of life and in all manner of dress and so do we! There are many people who dress up and there are many who dress more casually.

Am I expected to give money if I come to Mass?
No. There is no charge to attend worship. If you choose to place an offering in the collection, we thank you for your generosity. You can also donate online here.

Can I receive Holy Communion if I’m not Catholic?
We as Catholics believe the Eucharist (Holy Communion) is truly the Body, Blood, Soul, and Divinity of Jesus Christ. We also believe, as the name implies, that when we receive the Eucharist, we are entering into communion with God and with each other. Therefore, our action of receiving the Eucharist says, with our bodies, that we believe what the Catholic Church teaches, about the Eucharist and in general. Therefore, those who do not believe what the Church teaches should refrain from receiving the Eucharist.

While only those who are Catholic and in a state of grace may receive Holy Communion, everyone is welcome to come forward for a blessing. To receive a blessing, come forward to the priest with your hands crossed over your heart.