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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  • ‘This is the gateway to Heaven’: St. Joseph Church in Beatrice rededicated

    By Jay Sorgi 
    for the Register

    St. Joseph Parish in Beatrice celebrated a rededication Sept. 26 with Bishop James Conley, after extended renovations that repaired extensive storm damage to the roof of the Romanesque church.

    The renovations, many designed by Lincoln-based Clark Architects Collaborative, which has deep experience in church renovation, have led to what parishioners believe is a greater sense of beauty that will bring deeper worship into such a tradition-filled space.

  • ‘Secondary Educator of the Year’

    St. Cecilia teacher, coach to receive St. John Cantius Award

    Southern Nebraska Register

    For Kelan Schumacher, teaching math is about far more than numbers and equations, it is an opportunity to help students recognize their God-given worth, challenge them to reach their potential, and ensure they feel known and loved.

    Schumacher, a middle school math teacher and coach at St. Cecilia Middle and High School in Hastings, will receive the Diocese of Lincoln’s 2026 St. John Cantius Award for Secondary Educator of the Year at the Oct. 11 Saints & Scholars dinner.

  • Archbishop Sheen beatified in St. Louis

    Pope Leo XIV announced Blessed Sheen’s feast day will be Dec. 9, the anniversary of his death.

    By Jonah McKeown, EWTN
    Southern Nebraska Register

    Archbishop Fulton Sheen, despite his humble origins in small-town Illinois, aspired to great things as an academic and as a communicator of the Catholic faith. On Sept. 24, before a crowd of tens of thousands at The Dome at America’s Center, the farm-boy-turned-mass-media star was declared “blessed” after the reading of a decree signed by Pope Leo XIV, a fellow Midwesterner.

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