Saint Paul the Apostle Catholic Church

Saint Paul the Apostle Catholic Church St. Paul the Apostle Catholic Church has been sharing faith in Jesus Christ since our founding in 1972.

All are welcome to worship with us and to practice our faith by being the heart and hands of Jesus.

Join us this Saturday and Sunday for our Annual Christmas Bazaar!
12/01/2025

Join us this Saturday and Sunday for our Annual Christmas Bazaar!

St. Paul's will be at Bright Night with crafts for the kids and a photo station. Hope to see you there!
11/27/2024

St. Paul's will be at Bright Night with crafts for the kids and a photo station. Hope to see you there!

06/01/2023

This weekend, June 3rd and 4th, after all Masses, the Christmas Bazaar Committee is having a Bake Sale to help offset the cost of the two top prizes for our Main Raffle in December.

We would love it if you could bake and donate your specialty baked goods for this Bake Sale.

Items can be dropped off before each Mass. Please package your baked goods ready to sell. Packaging helps.

Thanks so much in advance for your help!

Kids Christmas Poster ContestThere's still time for kids to take part in the Keep Christ in Christmas Poster Contest, sp...
12/14/2022

Kids Christmas Poster Contest

There's still time for kids to take part in the Keep Christ in Christmas Poster Contest, sponsored by the St. Paul's Knights of Columbus. The contest is open to all children in our parish including children of friends and relatives of our parishioners. There'll be three $50 Prize winners!

Details at https://stpaulsfoster.org/poster

Dear Friends, We're unable to livestream this morning's 10:00 Mass. Let's pray for each other and that we remain close t...
05/15/2022

Dear Friends,
We're unable to livestream this morning's 10:00 Mass. Let's pray for each other and that we remain close to Jesus:

My Jesus, I believe that you are truly present in the Blessed Sacrament, body, soul, and divinity. I love you above all things and I desire to receive you into my life. When I cannot receive you sacramentally, come then spiritually into my heart. So that I may embrace you and unite myself completely to you, never to be separated from you. Amen.

Good Friday Stations of the Cross with Our Children / So much of what we worry about and struggle with has to do with th...
04/09/2022

Good Friday Stations of the Cross with Our Children / So much of what we worry about and struggle with has to do with the wellbeing of the children in our lives. This Good Friday’s Stations of the Cross at 3:00 PM will reflect on how Jesus shares our every worry and struggle—and strengthens our hopes! The reflections and prayers will by and for our children. Bring the kids to pray with and for them!

Palm Sunday Mass with Children’s Liturgy of the Word / It’s time we reintroduce our children to God’s Word during Sunday...
04/09/2022

Palm Sunday Mass with Children’s Liturgy of the Word / It’s time we reintroduce our children to God’s Word during Sunday Mass. This Palm Sunday Mass at 10:00 AM will include a separate, age-appropriate service for children. Children will also participate in the opening Blessing of Palms, helping to hand out palms to the congregation. Bring the kids!

How about a walk?Jesus began to send them out two by two and instructed them to take nothing for the journey… (Mark 6:7-...
07/10/2021

How about a walk?

Jesus began to send them out two by two and instructed them to take nothing for the journey… (Mark 6:7-8)

By taking “nothing for the journey” we put our trust completely in God. But, no matter how little we pack, Jesus doesn’t want us to go it alone. Sharing our faith—out trust in God—is done not just for someone, but with someone. If, as Christians, we’re supposed to “preach” friendship with Jesus then people need to see that friendship in action. Who do you walk with?

Fifteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time (Mark 6:7-13)

(Image: Father and Daughter on a Walk by Juliane Liebermann)

No offence intended.Jesus began to teach and many who heard him were astonished… And they took offense at him. (Mark 6:2...
07/04/2021

No offence intended.

Jesus began to teach and many who heard him were astonished… And they took offense at him. (Mark 6:2-3)

While Jesus may have been an inspiration for many, what he said was often too close for comfort for some others. That’s because the truth about who we are supposed to be isn’t always what we—and others—see and hear. Thankfully, God’s mercy not only sees the truth but heals the discomfort when what is false is peeled away.

Fourteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time (Mark 6:1-6)

(Image: Mosaic of Jesus Christ in Hagia Sophia, Istanbul)

Please trust.“Do not be afraid; just have faith.” (Mark 5:36)The gospel accounts of Jesus healing the sick are certainly...
06/26/2021

Please trust.

“Do not be afraid; just have faith.” (Mark 5:36)

The gospel accounts of Jesus healing the sick are certainly amazing. But it’s also “amazing” that he didn’t heal every single person right there and then. Or right here and now. We may not know all the “whys” and “why nots” of sickness and health. But Jesus wants us all to know this: “Don’t be afraid; just have faith… Just please trust me.” At the heart of Jesus’ plea is the promise that God does love us and will be there to save us. And God keeps promises.

Thirteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time (Mark 5:21-43)

(Image: Icon of Jesus Raising the Daughter of Jairus)

We’re not alone in the boat.“Why are you terrified? Do you not yet have faith?” (Mark 4:40)As their boat was tossed abou...
06/20/2021

We’re not alone in the boat.

“Why are you terrified? Do you not yet have faith?” (Mark 4:40)

As their boat was tossed about by the storm, Jesus’ disciples were scared for their lives and desperate to wake Jesus up. Sometimes our fears want us to think that God is asleep during the storms of life. But what Jesus shows us is that God—you know, God—is right there in the boat with us.

Twelfth Sunday in Ordinary Time (Mark 4:35-41)

(Image: Jesus Calms the Storm by Laura James)

Are you watching the grass grow?“The kingdom of God is as if a man were to scatter seed on the land and would sleep and ...
06/12/2021

Are you watching the grass grow?

“The kingdom of God is as if a man were to scatter seed on the land and would sleep and rise night and day and through it all the seed would sprout and grow, he knows not how.” (Mark 4:26-27)

God gives us seeds of faith, hope, and love to plant. How they take root, and how and when they sprout might be hidden from us. But unless we scatter them—unless we work to share what others really hope for and need—the Lord won’t have a harvest to gather. The kingdom of God isn’t us watching grass grow.

Eleventh Sunday in Ordinary Time (Mark 4:26-34)

(Image: Seed Sprouts by Francesco Gallarotti)

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