St. Leo the Great Catholic Church Lancaster

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Mass Times (Main Church):
Saturday Vigil: 4:30pm
Sunday: 7:30am, 9:15am, 11:00am
Monday: 9:00am
Tuesday: 9:00am
Wednesday: 7:00pm
Thursday: 9:00am
Friday: 9:00 am
Saturday: 9:00am

Confessions in Chapel:
Saturday: 7:30am-8:45am, 3:00pm-4:15pm

⏰ ONE WEEK TO GO!⁣Young adults of the Diocese of Harrisburg—this one's for you!In just one week, we'll be gathering at S...
09/07/2026

⏰ ONE WEEK TO GO!
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Young adults of the Diocese of Harrisburg—this one's for you!
In just one week, we'll be gathering at St. Margaret Mary Church & Pavilion for Get Connected. 🎉
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Whether you're new to the area, looking to meet other Catholic young adults, hoping to deepen your faith, or simply ready to spend some time with good people—come join us!
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📅 Sunday, September 13
⏰ 11:30 AM
📍 St. Margaret Mary Church & Pavilion
Bring a friend. Come meet someone new. Let's build a stronger young adult Catholic community—together.
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See you next Sunday! 🙌
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We live in an age of cancel culture: people sharing someone else's perceived faults in public with the goal of removing ...
09/06/2026

We live in an age of cancel culture: people sharing someone else's perceived faults in public with the goal of removing them from their position. Cancel culture isn't an attempt to bring someone to the truth; it's an attempt to remove them because they are considered an obstacle.
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As Jesus makes clear in today's Gospel, "cancel culture" is not the way of Christians. This doesn't mean there aren't times when we shouldn't go public with someone's wrongdoings. But this comes only after we have first spoken with them privately, and then within our Church.
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Why does Jesus insist on first bringing up someone's sin against you one-on-one? Because the goal isn't punishment or removal; it's reconciliation.
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Let's follow Christ's lead, and seek to reconcile with those who've wronged us--not cancel them.

Have you ever wondered how "Gregorian Chant," the unaccompanied, monophonic singing of sacred songs in Latin, got its na...
09/03/2026

Have you ever wondered how "Gregorian Chant," the unaccompanied, monophonic singing of sacred songs in Latin, got its name? Well, the style was formalized and promoted by St. Gregory the Great, a 7th-century pope whose feast day we celebrate today.
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Gregorian Chant isn't outdated--in fact, Pope Leo XIV is promoting its usage throughout the Church. Read the accompanying article to learn more about this style of sacred music and how you can "sing with the Pope." Learn more here: https://www.ncregister.com/features/lets-sing-with-the-pope-gregorian-chant

Let us pray for a just and sustainable management of water, a vital resource, so that everyone may have equal access to ...
09/01/2026

Let us pray for a just and sustainable management of water, a vital resource, so that everyone may have equal access to it.

09/01/2026

September always has so much in store, but this year it's even better: Fulton Sheen, the great American archbishop and evangelist, will be beatified on Sep. 24!
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See what else is going on in the Church this month in this video, and make sure to join us for Mass: www.stleos.org.

08/31/2026

Monday of the Twenty-second Week in Ordinary Time

God is in the details - always. And here's an incredible detail that often gets misinterpreted. Throughout the centuries...
08/23/2026

God is in the details - always. And here's an incredible detail that often gets misinterpreted. Throughout the centuries, Christians have often taken the idea that "the gates of hell shall not prevail" against the Church as a defensive metaphor. This means that the Church will be assaulted but remain standing.
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But the "gates of hell" themselves are defensive structures. Our Lord is noting that his Church, rather than standing still and being battered by sin, is meant to "go on the offensive" against evil. This is most clearly shown in the Acts of the Apostles, when the disciples go out with great joy and energy to proclaim the Good News.

Address

2427 Marietta Avenue
Lancaster, PA
17601

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 4pm
Tuesday 8am - 4pm
Wednesday 8am - 4pm
Thursday 8am - 4pm
Friday 8am - 4pm

Telephone

+17173941742

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