Mass Schedule
Monday - Friday 8:00am (Rosary before Mass; Adoration after Mass for 10 minutes followed by the Divine Mercy Chaplet)
Saturday 2:00pm, 4:00pm
Sunday 6:30am, 8:15am, 10:00am
WATCH SUNDAY & HOLY DAY MASSES
Confessions
Saturday 2:30pm
Act of Spiritual Communion
My Jesus, I believe that You are present in the Most Holy Sacrament. I love You above all things, and I desire to receive You into my soul. Since I cannot at this moment receive You sacramentally, come at least spiritually into my heart. I embrace You as if You were already there and unite myself wholly to You. Never permit me to be separated from You. Amen.
Welcome to St. George Roman Catholic Parish
Welcome to our parish's website! We are excited to present to you all the incredible features this new site has to offer - the ability to download the weekly bulletin, a calendar of parish events, an online donation option, a photo gallery of parish events, and much more!
Whether you are a long time parishioner, someone new to the area, or just checking us out on the web, we hope you find our site helpful, informative and, above all, a reflection of our parish's mission of Christian hospitality to everyone, as we are all members of the Body of Christ.
God bless you,
Rev. Monsignor Domenico Pinti, Pastor
Upcoming Events
Help for the Needy Back to School Supplies Needed
You may drop your donations off at the parish office during office hours or in the Help for the Needy food bins on the weekends.
We ask that all donations be in by Mon, Jun 30 so we can put them together for distribution the first two weeks in July so the children have them for the first day of school on Wed, Jul 16.
Help for the Needy Pantry Needs
We are currently in need of pancake mix, jelly, powdered milk, syrup, canned chili beans, fruit, and saltine crackers.
Thank you for your continued support.
Religious Education 2025-2026 Enrollment
Families who are registered in the Parish AFTER April 30, 2025 may begin registering on Tue, July 1.
Weekly Reflection
The Most Holy Trinity
06-15-2025 | © LPi Fr. John MuirI am amazed at how my four siblings teach their many kids in age-appropriate ways. For example, now that my nephew Brandon is 24 years of age, they give him insights and freedoms that would have been positively confounding or even dangerous when he was a toddler. Imagine if they had taught him at age four how to drive a car, use a credit card online, or handle power tools. But eventually, they did, and he is a high functioning young man, I’m proud to say. They are good teachers.
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