Weekend Mass

Saturday - 5:00pm
Sunday - 9:00am, 12:00pm (Spanish)

Weekday Mass

Please check calendar below for weekday Mass times!
Normally during the school year, Mass is at 11:00am Mon-Fri (subject to change, especially if there is an All-School Mass. Also, if there is no school on a Tuesday, there will not be 11am Mass)

Confession

30 minutes before each weekend Mass or by appointment

Adoration

Monday 6:00am - Thursday 11:00pm at CHI St. Mary's Community Hospital Chapel 

 
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  • Couple goes to every Catholic church in Nebraska

    The couple has been to more than 350 church properties in The Good Life

    By Jay Sorgi
    for the Register

    Kathy and Steve Niedbalski say they used to drive their kids crazy.

    “Do we have to stop in another church?” they would convey in disgust.

    The kids aren’t asking the annoyed question anymore, but celebrating their parents’ rare accomplishment.

    The Niedbalskis, who attend Prince of Peace Church in Kearney, have stepped onto every Catholic Church property in Nebraska. By their count, it’s more than 360 in total, with 133 of them in the Diocese of Lincoln.

  • School Sisters of Christ the King mark 50 years

    By Jay Sorgi
    for the Register

    On September 12, 1976, a woman now known as Mother Joan Paul joined two others in entering a religious order that didn’t even have a name yet.

    A half-century later, the 31 members of the Lincoln-based order with the name School Sisters of Christ the King can light 50 birthday candles on a cake to celebrate how God has used them to bring light to young people about Christ’s kingdom.

  • Bishop blesses new facility at motherhouse

    Camilla Hall provides Sisters’ infirmary, age-in-place wing

    By Jay Sorgi
    for the Register

    As the School Sisters of Christ the King reach their 50th year as a religious order, their family of faith recognizes that some of their members are reaching ages where greater personal care is needed.

    Just like some families choose to do with their homes, the Sisters have renovated Villa Regina, their home on Lincoln’s southwest side, to provide for Sisters as they age and allow for the kind of care that will let many of them stay with their community up to the day they go to the Lord.

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