Come Be With Jesus
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Mass Times
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Confession Times
- Sunday: 4:00 PM
- Monday: 5:00 PM
- Wednesday: 7:00 AM
- Thursday: 5:00 PM
- Saturday: 4:00 PM
Or by appointment. Confessionals are on the southeast wall behind the pews. Call the Parish Office: 636‑332‑9225 (Fr. Dan Ext. 226, Fr. Joe Ext. 282).
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Adoration Times
- Sunday: 9:00 PM to 11:59 PM
- MonFri 12:00 AM to 11:59 PM
- Saturday: 12:00 AM to 7:00 AM
Chapel Open 24/7 for prayer; No Exposition on holidays; Call office for door code.
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Frequently Asked Questions
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Music varies by Mass — here's a general guide:
- 5:00pm Saturday: Darlene Schroeder (piano/cantor)
- 7:00am Sunday: No music
- 9:00am Sunday: Al Vigland, Choir
- 11:00am Sunday: Sean Feltz, Contemporary
- 5:00pm Sunday: Sean Feltz, Contemporary (guitar/vocalist)
- 8:00pm Sunday: Carrie Piotrowski, Contemporary (piano/cantor)
- Daily Masses: No music
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Exceptions & Dispensations
The Church recognizes that there are legitimate reasons you may be unable to attend Mass:- Health: Severe illness, physical disability, or caring for someone who is sick or incapacitated.
- Travel/Work: Work obligations that cannot be reasonably avoided or being in an area without a Catholic church.
- Dispensations: Your local parish priest can dispense you from the obligation for a just cause.
If you miss Mass, you are still encouraged to spend time in prayer and reading the scripture.
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Most weekend Masses last about 60 minutes. Our 7 AM Sunday Mass is a little shorter because there is no music. Our weekday masses last 20-40 minutes, with 30 minutes being the average.
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You’ll see everything from casual to dressy. Come as you are — you are welcome here. Whether you’re arriving from work, school, or the gym, we’re grateful you’ve come. We gather in the presence of the Lord, so we encourage modest and respectful attire, but what matters most is your presence in worship.
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Children are always welcome at Mass — their presence is a gift to our parish. We have a cry room available for families who need a quieter space, and many parents also step into the gathering area just outside the church. Both areas provide audio of the Mass so you can continue to participate.
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No. Anyone is welcome to attend Mass. If you are not Catholic, we simply ask that you remain seated during Communion or come forward for a blessing with arms crossed over your chest.
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It’s easy! Simply visit our Ministry Scheduler signup page and select the liturgical ministry and time you’re interested in:
https://web4ucorp.com/ministries/signup.php?org=patrickwentzvilleOnce you submit the form, a ministry leader will follow up with next steps, including training and scheduling.
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