Lent begins on Ash Wednesday, Feb 18.
Liturgical Celebrations
| Monday – Saturday | 8:15am |
| Saturday | 4:00pm |
| Sunday | 7:30am, 9:30am (choir with incense) & 11:30am |
Sacrament of Reconciliation (Confessions)
| Saturday | 9:00 - 10:00am |
| Other times by appointment |
Upcoming Events
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Children's Liturgy of the Word
During most weeks of the school year at the 9:30am Sunday Mass, children in Kindergarten through 3rd grade have the opportunity to participate in a specially designed Liturgy of the Word that is age appropriate.
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SJA Event Survey
Your voice matters! We invite you to take a few moments to complete our parish events survey.
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SJA Parish Library
The St. Joan of Arc Library is open in the Parish Center. The library offers a large selection of books and media that were donated by parishioners.
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Burning of the Blessed Palms
In preparation for the Season of Lent, last year's palm branches will be burned for ashes for Ash Wednesday.
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SYCAMORE Come Explore the Catholic Faith This Winter
Ever wished you could just ask honest questions about God, the Church, forgiveness, prayer, suffering, or what it means to truly follow Jesus - without pressure, lectures, or "church speak"? That's exactly what Sycamore offers.
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Promises of God
A 10-Week Bible Study Series. From the first pages of Genesis to the hope of eternal life, Sacred Scripture reveals a God who promises, keeps, and fulfills.
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Be Formed
Learn more about the Creed and the identity of Jesus Christ through this 90-Day Discipleship Ministry!
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Tiny Flames
Come meet other parents and caregivers while your little ones run and play. We read books, enjoy a snack and do a craft from time to time.
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Impact Youth Ministry - Teen Late Nighter
A night of service and high‑energy fun for teens! Join us on Sun, Feb. 15 for our Teen Late Nighter,
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Mardi Gras Party
Food, fun, and fellowship as we gather in community before entering the sacred season together.
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SJA Lunch Club
Our speaker is Dr. Kerwin Yenter DPT. He is a physical therapist who will be presenting the topic of improving our balance for fall prevention.
Tradition with Vision
Our work is to share in the mission of Jesus continued through the Church. The goal is to make the Kingdom of God visible in our community by seeking human wholeness, peace, and a bond of charity in our relationships with one another.
As members of Christ’s Church, we seek to affirm, celebrate and share the liturgy for the glory of God and the good of the Church, the family and the individual with our liturgical worship as the center of all parish life. We are a community to proclaim the good news and to serve. We build community and foster Christian personhood in order that we might serve and celebrate Christ’s presence in our Catholic Doctrine by providing formation in understanding and traditions.
A Message from Our Pastor
A Message from the Bishop
01-25-2026 | Bishop HicksOne Last Column, Ever Grateful
For more than five years, I have been blessed to share my thoughts with you in this monthly column. When I first began writing, it took me a very long time to craft each reflection. I often wondered if anyone was reading them or if they would make any difference at all.
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