St. Regis Parish

06/04/2026

Bicycles, tricycles, strollers and motorcycles joined us for our first Blessing of the Bikes last Saturday. Thank you to all who attended and for Deacon Jeff for offering the blessing.

06/03/2026

We hope you consider joining us this morning!

06/03/2026

Congratulations to our 2026 high school graduates who were recognized at Mass on Sunday! We are proud of your accomplishments and pray for your success as you continue on to future endeavors.

06/02/2026

Over 160 people joined us last night to have their questions about the Catholic faith answered by Joe Heschmeyer. It was an evening filled with fellowship and learning. Thank you to
all who attended!

For those that didn’t have their questions answered, Fr. Dan will be hosting a follow up Q&A at coffee and donuts after Mass this Saturday.

Special thanks to our social committee for hosting and the baking committee for providing our desserts!

06/01/2026

06/01/2026

Today is the day! Join us for fellowship starting at 6 and the presentation at 7. We hope to see you there!

06/01/2026

Today is the Fest of St. Justin Martyr

St. Justin Martyr (c. 100 – 165) was born in the Palestinian province of Samaria in the town of Flavia Neapolis to Greek parents. Justin’s education was a classical mix of history, poetry, rhetoric, and philosophy. The future saint was fascinated by philosophy and studied in the various schools from stoicism to Socratic and Pythagoras to Platonic. Although he favored the Platonic school, he felt that the philosophical schools were missing something.

Justin continued to seek a higher truth. He was struck by the Christians he saw being persecuted for their beliefs. He observed these early martyrs go to their deaths fearlessly and wondered at the truth and peace they carried. He met an old man who spoke to him of the prophecies of the Jewish people and of Christianity. These powerful witnesses worked a conversion in Justin, and he was baptized around the age of 30.

The saint was most likely an ordained deacon, spending time at Ephesus with the Jewish population, and in Rome. He is most well known as the author of apologies, or explanations, of the early Church. These important texts give detailed descriptions of the early Church. The elements of faith and the Mass he gives correlate directly to how Catholic’s believe and practice today. His witness also shows that the Church of the second century read from the same texts as we do, he mentions the first three Gospels, the letters of Paul and 1 Peter, and is the first known to quote the Acts of the Apostles.

Eventually, Justin’s evangelical activity caused him to be arrested in the reign of the Emperor Marcus Aurelius in 165. He, along with six companions, was scourged and beheaded by Rusticus, a prefect of Rome. An eyewitness account of his martyrdom still survives.

St. Justin Martyr, pray for us!

05/31/2026

This Sunday, we celebrate the Feast of the Most Holy Trinity.

Trinity Prayer —
O Divine Mystery, O Sacred Trinity!
Surround us with Your wisdom, love, power, and grace.
Draw us to Yourself. Help us to rest in Your goodness.
Amen.

See you at Mass!

05/30/2026

May 30, 2026 Mass

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05/30/2026

Join us for the blessing of bikes (motorcycles, bicycles, anything with wheels)! Starts at 11am!