| Thanksgiving... For each new morning with its light,
For rest and shelter of the night, For health and food, For love and friends, For everything Thy goodness sends. - Ralph Waldo Emerson
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Welcome
We welcome you and your family to the web site for the Parish of St. Thomas More. We hope that you find it easy to navigate and full of useful information that will give you a better understanding of the many activities and ministries that the Parish Community has to offer.
If you are new to the community and wish to register, please contact the Parish office to determine if you are within Parish boundaries. For your convenience we have provided the following parish registration form. Please provide all relevant information and submit it to the office for processing.
Daily Mass Intentions and other important Activities and Announcements can be found in the current Church Bulletin.
| Daily Mass Readings Saint of the Day |
Sunday session of Morning Prayer at St. Thomas More: Morning Prayer from the Liturgy of the Hours will be prayed at 8:00am In the Church. Morning Prayer is an important part of the Liturgy of the Hours which ranks second only to Holy Mass in importance. It is the universal prayer of the Church. Booklets and instructions will be provided and everyone is encouraged to attend. Morning Prayer takes less than 15 minutes to pray and is an excellent way to properly prepare oneself for Holy Mass.
Holy Hour of Prayer at St. Thomas More: Holy Hour will take place on the first Friday of each month (except during Lent, when Stations of the Cross are offered). The Holy Hour will be held at St. Thomas More Church from 7:30PM to 8:30PM. During the hour we will celebrate evening prayer (Liturgy of the Hours) and benediction with at least 30 minutes for quiet prayer time with our Eucharistic Lord. The next Holy Hour of Prayer will be Friday, December 5th.
Parish Mission Statement:
The Parish Community of St. Thomas More and Our Lady of Mercy is a Roman Catholic family of faith, built on the inspiration of
past generations, to serve the community by loving God and our
neighbor. We strengthen faith, celebrate the sacraments, provide for the spiritual and
corporal works of mercy, educate across the life span, heal the spiritually broken and
respect the dignity of human life. We live the Gospel and seek Christ in all people.