"Please remember this Church and the grounds around it It was handed down to us through the generosity and commitment of others before us, so that we can shepherd it, preserve it, and nourish it for the generations that come after us, so let’s Seize our moment, let’s take the baton and rebuild our church as our patron Saint, Saint Francis was asked to do."
-Antoinette Duah, Parishioner
To see more testimonials or submit one yourself about your love for our Cathedral Parish and School, visit our page below and be inspired by the stories of our St. Francis families 💛⛪ ✨
👉 https://www.stfranciscathedral.org/.../rebuild-testimonials
"I am sure that you did not have to look far in this church before you saw someone outside of your immediate family who feels like family, who is a part of this community, this church that you care about. I felt motivated to give to help this church the place, but even more, to help this church the people. "
-Sarah Mullins, Parishioner and St. Francis Cathedral School Parent
To see more testimonials or submit one yourself about your love for our Cathedral Parish and School, visit our page below and be inspired by the stories of our St. Francis families 💛⛪ ✨
👉 https://www.stfranciscathedral.org/.../rebuild-testimonials
One of our volunteers at the Rebuild My Church Capital Campaign tables this past weekend shared this beautiful moment:
An older woman approached the table, quietly handed me twenty dollars, and said,
“I’m not from this parish, but I want to contribute to the Rebuild My Church Campaign. There is something special here.”
No gift is too little or too small — everything counts. 🙏
Please continue to pray and consider your sacrificial gift to the campaign. As Fr. Christy announced, by the end of this week, all registered parishioners will receive a mailing with more information and a personal letter from him explaining how to give to the campaign.
If you are not yet registered with the Cathedral but would like to make a gift, please contact the Pastoral Center at 732-548-0100.
🏗️ ⛪ 🎓 Our Cathedral. Our School. Our Future.
It was here at the Cathedral that my husband, Geoffrey, was called to join us in the Catholic Church. He was confirmed here by Fr. Christy and Deacon Rick back in 2024. Being called to pledge to the campaign means to support projects that build community here, such as the atrium project, as well as the Evangelization Center, which was special to us. It is incredible to hear that the campaign has already secured pledges well over the $2 million mark. We are well on our way to reaching our goal. I think we are indeed blessed here. - Dr. Wendy Purcell, Parishoner
To see more testimonials or submit one yourself about your love for our Cathedral Parish and School, visit our page below and be inspired by the stories of our St. Francis families 💛⛪ ✨
👉 https://www.stfranciscathedral.org/o/sfcs/page/rebuild-testimonials
🎤 Lay Leadership Weekend – Witnesses of Our Parish ⛪
This past weekend, we were blessed to hear from members of our parish family who shared heartfelt testimonies about their love for our Cathedral and why the Rebuild My Church Capital Campaign is vital to strengthening our parish for generations to come. 💛⛪
"I led a team of 18 parishioners (some of whom are sitting here this morning) who conducted a very detailed survey of our entire campus and facilities, which took over six weeks to complete. The results were alarming. Many safety concerns were immediately addressed; however, there were much larger issues that could not be resolved by our staff alone and will require a significant capital campaign to improve.
Having functional, safe, and beautiful facilities provides us with the opportunity to live out our faith and truly be disciples of Christ. Together, we partake in the liturgy, evangelize through our faith formation ministries, serve the parish and local community through our outreach efforts, and gather with one another through our social ministries. This is the true meaning behind the moment God spoke to St. Francis, directing him to “Rebuild My Church.”"
-Dan Kovach, Parishoner
To see more testimonials or submit one yourself about your love for our Cathedral Parish and School, visit our page below and be inspired by the stories of our St. Francis families 💛⛪ ✨
👉 https://www.stfranciscathedral.org/o/sfcs/page/rebuild-testimonials
✨It’s a Cathedral Weekend! ✨
🙌 Don't Miss it! 🔥💙
Rebuild My Church Capital Campaign
Lay Leadership Weekend
Come to Mass this weekend to listen, pray, and learn more about our Rebuild My Church Capital Campaign. Together, let us answer the call to strengthen our Cathedral parish and school for generations to come.
Cathedral
Wednesday March 4th
Put out Into the Deep: A Lenten Series by Fr. Christy at 7:00PM
Cathedral Community Room
Saturday, March 7
Men on Mission at 8:30 AM
Join other men of the parish in reflecting and sharing about Sunday's readings.
Cathedral Community Room
Bread and Soup Dinner at 5:00 PM
Enjoy Food and Fellowship this Lenten season
Cathedral Community Room
Register: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdHcfvykgkc_ywocEr1Hm-z4XEVZOuno1UV0YPOmy-_epGXdw/viewform?usp=header
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Upcoming and Other Important Information
see below for more information
Babka Sale Ordering March 7th/8th
Place your-pre-order after all masses. The Babka Sale is sponsored by the Circle of Friends in support of the St. Francis Cathedral Gardening ministry
“Put out into the deep water and lower your nets for a catch.” (Luke 5:4)
Join us Wednesday, March 4 at 7:00 PM in the Community Room as Fr. Timothy Christy begins “Lent off Right” — an evening of reflection, prayer, and faith to start the Lenten season.
All are welcome. Come and be renewed this Lent. ✝️
#Lent #CathedralFamily #FaithJourney #StFrancisCathedral
Due to the continued snow removal on the St. Francis Cathedral campus and side streets, school will be closed on Tuesday Feb 24th.
Thank you,
Principal Dalton
❄️ School Closed – Monday, February 23 ❄️
Due to inclement weather, St. Francis Cathedral School will be closed on Monday, February 23.
Enjoy the snowfall and stay warm! ☃️💙
