St. Jerome Catholic Church

09/05/2026

The big day is just two weeks away! Hope to see many of you there.

09/04/2026

Thought for the day -
"Your are no mere spectator at Mass." ~Father Jonathan Meyer

08/29/2026

Thought for the day -
"Each time we acknowledge our brokenness and bring it to God for healing, we have a new opportunity to experience God's love and power."
~Richard J Hauser, SJ

08/22/2026

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FATHER VICTOR VALENCIA – ANNIVERARY MASS – AUGUST 24, 2026 -

One year anniversary Mass of the passing of Father Victor Valencia

08/21/2026

Mark your calendars! September 19. Come join the fun!

08/21/2026

Thought for the day -

Mother Teresa believed that the fruit of silence is prayer, viewing interior stillness not as an absence of sound, but as the ultimate source of spiritual power.
• The fruit of silence is prayer.
• The fruit of prayer is faith.
• The fruit of faith is love.
• The fruit of love is service.
• The fruit of service is peace.

08/20/2026

Monday, August 24 marks the one year anniversary of Father Victor’s passing. Please join us for the 7:15 morning Mass that will be offered in his honor.

08/14/2026

"We must try to converse with God in little ways while we do our work; not in memorized prayer, not trying to recite previously formed thoughts. Rather, we should purely and simply reveal our hearts as the words come to us." ~Brother Lawrence

08/09/2026

Announcement - Effective August 1, 2026

Fr. Biju Matthew has been assigned as pastor for the Church of St. Jerome, Fr. Biju will also continue as chaplain for M Health Fairview St. John's Hospital in Maplewood and Woodwinds Hospital in Woodbury. This is a six year term and will expire June 30, 2032.

Fr. T. J. McKenzie has been assigned as the Canonical Administrator of St. Jerome School. Fr. T. J. will also continue as pastor of the Church of St. Pius X in White Bear Lake.

08/07/2026

The kind of love Christ meant is charity: the steadfast, self-giving, humble, courageous, act-of-the-will love that seeks the good of our neighbor, even if it means sacrifice or suffering on our part." ~Patrick Madrid