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Join the women of St. Charles Borromeo for an uplifting and inspiring day of fellowship, praise, and deepening your relationship with our Lord and Savior. This special gathering is an opportunity to connect with one another, grow in faith, and explore the transformative power of prayer.

Ignatian Volunteer Corps Omaha hosts a Lenten Morning of Reflection with Fr. Jeff Sullivan.

Enter via Chapel door (east side parking lot)

Please register online.

This visual art exhibit at the Sunderland Gallery at the St. Cecilia Cathedral Cultural Center opens Sunday, March 2, with a free reception from noon to 3 p.m. The exhibit runs through Easter Sunday, April 20.

Offered by the Cathedral Arts Project of Omaha, "Saints and Sinners" gives the public for the first time one of the Midlands' largest collections of Mexican and South American religious art, spanning more than two centuries. The paintings are from the personal collection of Bob and Marya Weil of Omaha.

Regular gallery hours are Tuesdays through Fridays, noon to 4 p.m. and Saturdays and Sundays from 11:30 a.m. to 2:20 p.m.

Two lectures, by Dr. Kinga Novak of Bard College in New York, will accompany the exhibit. A lecture in English will be Thursday, March 13, at 6 p.m. in the Cultural Center's Lecture Hall. Another in Spanish will be Saturday, March 15, at 10 a.m. All are welcome without cost.

 

Reflection: A Special Tribute to the life of Karol Wojtyla – Pope John Paul II. Experience him speaking about his life and others reflecting on him and the role of the pope.

This tribute will precede the presence of the blood-stained cassock material, 1st class relic, of St. John Paul II when he was shot in Vatican Square. This relic will be present at Christ The King on Divine Mercy Sunday, April 27, 2025.

Please call 402-498-9871 for any additional information.

The Omaha Chapter of the American Guild of Organists is proud to host Richard Webster, composer and conductor, and Jan Kraybill, organist, in a monumental hymn festival at the iconic St. Wenceslaus Catholic Church.

The event will showcase the Sing Omaha Master Chorale, the Creighton University Chamber Singers, and instrumentalists from the Omaha area.

The festival will take us through the church year, including favorite hymns from Advent through Pentecost. Hymns include "Silent Night," "Joy to the World," "Praise to the Lord, the Almighty," and many others.

This event is free. Donations welcome at the door.

Adore His Holy Face at this beautiful liturgical celebration.

Blessed Maria Pierina de Micheli (Congregation of the Daughters of the Immaculate Conception) received visions from Jesus asking her to spread devotion to his Holy Face on Shrove Tuesday. In 1958, Pope Pius XII approved the Feast of the Holy Face of Jesus on Shrove Tuesday – the Tuesday before Ash Wednesday. The feast day is preceded by a novena, a nine-day period of prayer, beginning on February 23rd.

Celebrant: Fr. Padraic Stack

Confessions from 5-5:45 p.m.
Mass at 6 p.m. followed by Exposition, Prayers to the Holy Face of Jesus and Benediction

A journey through the Bible to find His True Presence…

In the fall of 2022, the compiler of this study was attending a silent Ignatian retreat when she felt the call from the Lord to begin a study on Jesus’ True Presence in the Eucharist. In June 2022, the National Eucharistic Revival had begun as a three-year process leading up to the Eucharistic Congress in 2024, and she felt that she could help contribute to this national revival with this study.

She took the opportunity to gather many Scripture passages, Saint quotes, and Catechism of the Catholic Church references to assemble a full picture of why we, as Catholics, truly believe that Jesus gave us His Body as true food and Blood as true drink.

Invite your friends, family, and parishioners to join you in this study, or journey through it alone. Either way, Jesus will be with you, guiding you, feeding you, on the way.

The study will be on Thursdays, beginning March 6 and ending April 10.

Live or work in Central or South Omaha? Looking for a way to walk with Jesus this Lent?

How about spending your Friday lunch hour praying with others in a traditional observance of the Catholic Church.

Beginning March 7, all are welcome to join us at St. Stanislaus every Lenten Friday at noon (except for Good Friday) for Stations of the Cross and devotions.

Learn about God's mercy, power of prayer, and miraculous healings with Fr. Greg Bramlage from Missionaries of the New Evangelization.

Discover forgiveness, repentance, and hopeful faith for amazing recoveries and a deeper relationship with Jesus and God.

March 10, 11 & 12: 6 PM Praise & Worship; 6:30 PM Mission starts

St. Patrick Church, 3400 E. 16th St., Fremont NE

The mission will not be live-streamed or recorded. Please plan to attend in person.

Praise & Worship night with Adoration at St. Mary's Bellevue, 6:30 p.m. - 8:30p.m. with a reception following.

Registration is open for our March 13-16, 2025, 3-Day Silent Retreat.

A special guest is joining us for a three-day Preached Retreat. Father Larry Gillick, beloved Jesuit of the Creighton University Deglman Center, serves as a spiritual director for many people, including students and alumni, helping them deepen their walk with Jesus.

He’s excited to share about Lent and how you can grow in a deeper relationship with Jesus.

Both men and women are welcome to join us.

- The retreat cost is based on single occupancy and includes meals - $425.
- Check-in Thursday between 3:00-5:00 p.m.
- The retreat concludes Sunday, March 16, at 2:30 p.m.
- A non-refundable deposit of $75 is requested at registration, and later applied toward the final invoice.

Live or work in Central or South Omaha? Looking for a way to walk with Jesus this Lent?

How about spending your Friday lunch hour praying with others in a traditional observance of the Catholic Church.

All are welcome to join us at St. Stanislaus every Lenten Friday at noon (except for Good Friday) for Stations of the Cross and devotions.

Please join us for your choice of five great meatless sauces over a variety of pastas. Macaroni and cheese or cheese pizza for the kids. Plus, salad, bread and beverages.

Tickets are $12 adults, $10 seniors, $6 kids, $40 family (2 adults and their children). Everyone is welcome!

The 5-7:30 p.m. Pasta Fridays continue on March 21, March 28 and April 4.

 

Mary Magdalene serves as a companion and guide to the congregation along the Way of the Cross as she recalls her memories, feelings, and insights at each station and leads the congregation into reflection and prayer.

The Magdalene XIV features local performer Christina Rohling (Omaha Community Playhouse, Bridget St. Bridget Theater, etc.) portraying Mary Magdalene as a woman of courage, faith and great love who is willing to endure much to witness—and bear witness to—Christ’s Way of the Cross.

A principal theme of St. Luke’s Gospel is mercy.

This is especially true during Lent. This retreat will center itself around the Gospel’s most famous discourse on God’s mercy, The Parable of the Prodigal Son/Father (Ch. 15). A brief overview of the theme of divine mercy and St. Luke’s Gospel will introduce our reflection. Consideration will also be given to the Sacred Heart of Jesus as a symbol of divine mercy.

Father James L. Secora, of Ames, Iowa, will lead the retreat, which begins Friday, March 14, at 7:30 p.m. and ends Sunday, March 16, after lunch.

Program fee is $8o. Rooms per night: single occupancy $52, double occupancy $43 per person. Meals: breakfast $9, lunch $13.30, supper $12.30. Sales and lodging tax are additional.

 

Individuals and families seeking the intercession of St. Peregrine, the patron saint of those dealing with cancer, are invited to a special Mass celebrated for those who are ill and their loved ones on the third Saturday of every month.

A complete evening of Irish fun!

Menu features corned beef and cabbage dinner, along with dessert. Live Irish music with Connor Dowling. Irish dancing performed by Dowds Irish Dance Academy. Tickets available at the St. Bernard rectory or by phone.

This is our annual school fundraiser that includes a grilled pork loin meal from 10:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. There is also a live auction starting at 1:00 p.m., as well as a silent auction, bake sale and games for the kids throughout the day.

Cost: $13 for adults; $8 for children 6 and under; $15 for drive-through meals.

Theology Matters presents God’s People on the Move: Theology of Migration and Mission with guest speakers Dr. Aimee Hein (author of Theology in Motion: Migration, History, and Responsibility) and Columban Fathers Chris Saenz and Michael Hoban.

Starting with how our origin stories shape the way we address migration – the Israelites moving from Egypt to The Promised Land, the Puritans moving from England to the New World, or Americans moving west under Manifest Destiny – and how our belief in a providential God underpins our claims to the land, our guest speakers will bring us to 2025, when more than 120 million people across the globe have been forcibly displaced because of war, persecution, violence, and human rights violations.

Indeed, God’s people are on the move. And what are we, as God’s people to do?
Come and hear what a theologian and two missionary priests with decades of personal experience have to say about our responsibility to participate in the task of repairing relationships, restoring peace, and working for justice for our brothers and sisters.

Homemade chicken-fried steak dinner with mashed potatoes, brown gravy, green beans, roll, dessert and beverage.

Dine in and take out. The dinner is $14; price for children 4 to 9 is $6; price for children 3 and under is free.

Pre-sale tickets at Scribner Bank.

Lots of great items in our raffle and silent auction. Raffle chances: 1 for $1 and 12 for $10.

In-town delivery for elderly and disabled. Pre-order by Saturday, March 15. Call or text Laura Sweet at (602) 206-5622.

We welcome and embrace those with sensory needs.

Join us for sensory-friendly liturgies, which include lower lights, softer music, and shorter, more literal homilies. Feel free to get up and move if needed, bring alternative seating, use quiet fidgets or noise cancelling headphones.

Come celebrate the Eucharist in an environment free of stigma.

Join the Serra Club of West Omaha on Monday, March 17, for a beautiful Holy Hour to Pray for Families at St. Mary’s Catholic Church, 2302 Crawford Street in Bellevue.

This special prayer event begins with greetings at 6:30 PM in the Narthex. At 7:00 PM we will gather in the Church for the Holy Hour with Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament. The Presider will be Father Joe Kwasau, Associate Pastor of St. Mary.

Together we will pray a Rosary for the Healing and Protection of Families, reflect on a Gospel reading and homily, and will also recite the Litany of the Holy Family. We will spend time in silent adoration and sing hymns as we pray for families in the Archdiocese of Omaha.

All are welcome! For questions, contact Lori Hamilton, Serra VP, at 402-699-5027 or by email at westomaha@serrainternational.org.  Learn more at serrawestomaha.org and follow us on Facebook @serrawestomaha.

"As the family goes, so goes the nation and so goes
the whole world in which we live.”
~ Pope St. John Paul II ~

Live or work in Central or South Omaha? Looking for a way to walk with Jesus this Lent?

How about spending your Friday lunch hour praying with others in a traditional observance of the Catholic Church.

All are welcome to join us at St. Stanislaus every Lenten Friday at noon (except for Good Friday) for Stations of the Cross and devotions.

Please join us for your choice of five great meatless sauces over a variety of pastas. Macaroni and cheese or cheese pizza for the kids. Plus, salad, bread and beverages.

Tickets are $12 adults, $10 seniors, $6 kids, $40 family (2 adults and their children). Everyone is welcome!

The 5-7:30 p.m. Pasta Fridays continue on March 28 and April 4.

Mary Magdalene serves as a companion and guide to the congregation along the Way of the Cross as she recalls her memories, feelings, and insights at each station and leads the congregation into reflection and prayer.

The Magdalene XIV features local performer Christina Rohling (Omaha Community Playhouse, Bridget St. Bridget Theater, etc.) portraying Mary Magdalene as a woman of courage, faith and great love who is willing to endure much to witness — and bear witness to — Christ’s Way of the Cross.

This retreat is based on the Rule of Benedict. It offers an overview of the Rule and the values we can draw from it for living out our life as disciples of Jesus. The main focus will be on friendship with Jesus and how to live in peace with others.

Father Tom Hillenbrand, OSB, will lead the retreat, which begins Saturday, March 22, at 9:30 a.m. and ends Sunday, March 23, after lunch.

Program fee: $70. Rooms per night: single $52, double $43 per person per night. Meals: breakfast $9, lunch $13.30, supper $12.30. Sales and lodging tax are extra.

Register at StBenedictCenter.com or at 402-352-8819 or email at Retreats@StBenedictCenter.com.

Please join us for an hour of Adoration and the Rosary for the intention of our priests.

 

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We try to make these weeks interactive, inspirational, and fun by inviting special guests to join our staff on air.

The Spring Care-A-Thon begins March 24 and ends March 28 at 6 p.m.

We accept donations throughout the year, and many donors prefer to set up a monthly recurring gift. We are so blessed by your support. Get more information at spiritcatholicradio.com.

Online Information Session featuring Fr. Greg Boyle, SJ, author and founder of Homeboy Industries in Los Angeles.

Join us to learn about how the Ignatian Volunteer Corps mission aligns with Fr. Greg's mission to erase the margins of those who walk as excluded.

To receive registration link, please register here: ivcusa.org/info

Virtual Session Registration Required. Zoom link sent after registration.

Led by the Marian Sisters. Resources will be provided to held children connect with Jesus. All ages welcome.

Join Dr. Keith Jiron and Jake Cortright for a two-part Lenten speaker series. The series is centered around the Jubilee "Year of Hope" and God's unstoppable mercy mission in our lives.

Each session will include 2 short talks, Q&A, discussion, and social time. Snacks and drinks will be provided.

Part One: "Surrender"
March 24th from 7:00 - 8:30 PM

Part Two: "Victory"
March 31st from 7:00 - 8:30 PM

Imagine persons in the background of depictions of the Stations of the Cross coming to life and stepping forward to speak.

XIV from the Crowd features fourteen performers portraying members of the crowd following Jesus. At each Station, one crowd member steps out to express thoughts, feelings, judgements, doubts, and confusions. Their responses to Christ and events shed light on our own.

Reflections and prayers follow each monologue, including Psalm verses set to music by performing artist Danny Leger.

“Be still, and know that I Am God.”

Come find your center among the candles and calming music at St. John’s. This is a form of Christian evening prayer. This quarter we look towards the Resurrection as we reflect on the Fourth Week of the Spiritual Exercises of St. Ignatius, even in the midst of Lent. Parking information can be found on the right-hand column of the St. John's website.

Live or work in Central or South Omaha? Looking for a way to walk with Jesus this Lent?

How about spending your Friday lunch hour praying with others in a traditional observance of the Catholic Church.

All are welcome to join us at St. Stanislaus every Lenten Friday at noon (except for Good Friday) for Stations of the Cross and devotions.

Please join us for your choice of five great meatless sauces over a variety of pastas. Macaroni and cheese or cheese pizza for the kids. Plus, salad, bread and beverages.

Tickets are $12 adults, $10 seniors, $6 kids, $40 family (2 adults and their children). Everyone is welcome!

The 5-7:30 p.m. Pasta Fridays continue on April 4.

“I had a presentiment that learning how to pray consists in learning how to be silent (Antoine de Saint Exupery).

Contemplative prayer is the opening of mind and heart—our whole being—to God, the Ultimate Mystery, beyond thoughts, words, and emotions. This silent retreat, involving breath practice, is for beginners on the contemplative journey as well as for those who have some experience with it.

Led by Father Thomas Leitner, OSB, the retreat begins Friday, March 28, at 7:30 p.m. to Sunday, March 30, after lunch.

Register now at www.StBenedictCenter.com or call (402) 352-8819. Early reservations appreciated.

Program fee: $80. Rooms per night: single occupancy $52, double occupancy $43 per person. Meals: breakfast $9, lunch $13.30, supper $12.30. Taxes not included.

 

 

 

Appointed for a Purpose.

You are here at this moment in time for a purpose! God has chosen you and appointed you for something only you can do. The Holy Spirit has equipped you to partake in God's creative plan. Have you ever wondered what spiritual gifts you may have to offer?

Please join the retreat to discover more about your unique mission.

Spend a day discovering God's love and forgiveness, even when we find it hard to forgive ourselves.

Featured speaker: Linda DeTurk

Day will include Adoration and Confession.

Registration will be from 9-9:15 a.m. Breakfast will be provided by St. Mary's Altar Society. Lunch will also be provided.

Cost is $20 for an individual or $100 for a table of six for those who RSVP by March 20. The cost is $30 per person after March 20. Limited spots available.

Join us for this half-day healing retreat offered by the Archdiocese of Omaha for all who long for healing of past hurts and want to reclaim their identity as a son or daughter of the Father.

Archbishop George Lucas will offer the opening prayer.

Deacon Tim McNeil will provide formation on God’s gift of restoration and mercy through a relationship with the Person of Jesus Christ. There will also be time for personal reflection and prayer.

Fr. Andy Sohm will offer Reconciliation, Sacrament of Healing, and Mass to embrace the graces of His merciful love for us!

Fellowship will be offered after the retreat. Mass counts for Sunday obligation.

Register here by March 21, 2025, at the website below.

Join Dr. Keith Jiron and Jake Cortright for a two-part Lenten speaker series. The series is centered around the Jubilee "Year of Hope" and God's unstoppable mercy mission in our lives.

Each session will include 2 short talks, Q&A, discussion, and social time. Snacks and drinks will be provided.

Part One: "Surrender"
March 24th from 7:00 - 8:30 PM

Part Two: "Victory"
March 31st from 7:00 - 8:30 PM

Both dramatic and devout, The Centurion XIV features the Centurion who pierced the side of Jesus on the cross.

Non-canonical sources have asserted his name – Longinus – and stories about him tell of his conversion, being evangelized by the Apostles, spreading the Good News himself, and eventually dying a martyr’s death.

The Centurion XIV imagines Longinus in a Roman prison with other followers of Christ. All are soon to die, and Longinus is asked to recall his memories and thoughts of The Way of the Cross to help pass their final hour.

Performer Karl Rohling portrays Longinus as a person of both strong faith and deep regrets whose witness inspires his listeners to enter the Passion, grow in faith and to contemplate their own regrets – and the unfailing mercy of Christ.

Live or work in Central or South Omaha? Looking for a way to walk with Jesus this Lent?

How about spending your Friday lunch hour praying with others in a traditional observance of the Catholic Church.

All are welcome to join us at St. Stanislaus every Lenten Friday at noon (except for Good Friday) for Stations of the Cross and devotions.

Please join us for your choice of five great meatless sauces over a variety of pastas. Macaroni and cheese or cheese pizza for the kids. Plus, salad, bread and beverages.

Tickets are $12 adults, $10 seniors, $6 kids, $40 family (2 adults and their children). Everyone is welcome!

Imagine persons in the background of depictions of the Stations of the Cross coming to life and stepping forward to speak.

XIV from the Crowd features fourteen performers portraying members of the crowd following Jesus. At each Station, one crowd member steps out to express thoughts, feelings, judgements, doubts, and confusions. Their responses to Christ and events shed light on our own.

Reflections and prayers follow each monologue, including Psalm verses set to music by performing artist Danny Leger. (60 minutes)

Learn the skills you need to joyfully accompany couples as you journey with them through numerous marriage life topics.

You will also receive access to the FOCCUS® website, online supplemental facilitator resources, training material & manuals to assist your conversations with both engaged & married couples.

This training is for facilitators for marriage preparation, marriage enrichment and deacon formation.

Register by sending email to: sjsimpson@foccusinc.com by April 2nd end of day.
Include name, mailing address, phone, parish name where you will be facilitating at, who to send invoice to (yourself or parish).

$99.00 per individual/couple (normally $195)

The SMM Women's Guild will host a one-day retreat on April 5, 2025 at Saint Margaret Mary, featuring nationally renowned speaker and author, Lisa Cotter. You can chose to attend the full day, the morning session or the afternoon session. Meals and snacks will be provided.

Lisa will present "Reveal the Gift: Living the Feminine Genius". Using Biblical principles, insights from St. Pope John Paul II’s feminine genius, and the heroic example of modern-day saints, Lisa gets to the truth about what it means to be an authentic woman. Her second talk during the afternoon session, entitled, "What do you want me to do for you?" brings the story of Jesus healing the blind Bartimaeaus to life and leads into a powerful encounter with the Lord in adoration.

Retreat Schedule

Morning Session:
8:30 a.m. Mass
9-10 a.m. Check in & Breakfast
10-10:15 a.m. Welcome
10:15-11:15 a.m. Lisa Cotter: Reveal the Gift
11:15 - 11:45 a.m.: Table Talk on the Feminine Genius
11:45 a.m. - 12 p.m. Break & check in for afternoon session
Afternoon Session:

12-1 p.m.: Lunch & Fellowship
1-1:45 p.m.: Lisa Cotter: What do you want me to do for you?
1:45-2:45 p.m.: Adoration
2:45 p.m. Snack/Break
3-3:30 p.m. Closing discussion & remarks

This retreat is open to all women looking to deepen their faith. Scholarships are available upon request. Email smmguild@smmomaha.org to inquire.

This April 5-6 retreat features astronomer Father Christoph Gerhard, OSB, of the Muensterschwarzach Abbey in Germany. He is an astronomer and has authored several books on faith and astronomy.

For many of us, looking through a telescope into the “infinite” cosmos inevitably raises the question of a creator. But is there even a place for God in the universe? Do science and faith not contradict each other? We view the two as related to one another, offering different, complementary approaches to the one reality. During this weekend, we will not only focus on the practical use of telescopes but also consider biblical texts relating to creation and the universe.

The retreat concludes after lunch on Sunday, April 6.

Program fee: $70. Rooms per night: single occupancy $52, double $43 per person. Meals: breakfast $9, lunch $13.30, supper $12.30. Sales and lodging taxes are extra.

Register at www.StBenedictCenter.com or by call (402) 352-8819, ext. 360.

 

 

 

An Italian tribute dinner with spaghetti and meatballs, prepared by Chef Luis Palacio and his sous chefs.

Menu also includes an old Italian restaurant salad bar, garlic bread, and homemade desserts. Takeout available.

What does the Church’s traditional teaching on Eucharist mean to today’s Catholic? How can we enrich our understanding of how Christ is present in the sacrament?

Current surveys show that one in three Catholics today do not believe in the real presence of Christ in the Eucharistic elements at Mass.
Join Dr. Shawn Colberg for an exploration of the Church’s teaching on the Eucharist including the way it calls us to become Christ for one another and the world around us. Together we will reflect on Eucharistic
presence as sign, sacrament, and sacrifice as a way to renew our connection with Jesus in the sacrament. And we will explore the theology of the Eucharist and the amazing power of Eucharistic presence within the liturgy to renew and regenerate both the Church and the wider world.
This presentation orients us as Pilgrims of Hope in the 2025 Jubilee Year.
Registration is required. There is no cost for attending Theology Day.

Shawn Colberg, Ph.D., is Dean of the School of Theology and Seminary at Saint John’s University as well as Associate Professor of Theology in the Department of Theology at the College of Saint Benedict and Saint John’s University. He completed his Master of Divinity at Yale University Divinity School and earned a Ph.D. in theology from the University of Notre Dame.

Shawn recently published a book entitled "The Wayfarer’s End" (Catholic University of America Press) and is widely published in journals and edited volumes.

We welcome and embrace those with sensory needs.

Join us for sensory-friendly liturgies, which include lower lights, softer music, and shorter, more literal homilies. Feel free to get up and move if needed, bring alternative seating, use quiet fidgets or noise cancelling headphones.

Come celebrate the Eucharist in an environment free of stigma.

Sunday, April 6, 2025, Theme: Mercy
Reflection: Shared by Courtney Desmond and others: Mercy and patience can’t be separated. Each of us can become the Father’s Mercy. Asking Jesus where do I need mercy in my life? When I do an act of kindness, I am inclined to be more kind?

This hour includes the recitation of the Rosary and availability of the Sacrament of Reconciliation.

Register today for Nebraska Catholic Conference's Catholics at the Capitol, the annual legislative advocacy day in Lincoln. Learn about the key legislative bills that matter most to us as Catholics from state senators and other key elected officials, the Bishops, and Nebraska Catholic Conference staff. Gather with Catholic from all across the state, to unify our voices in defense of human dignity and the common good. Sit in on the live action of the Nebraska Legislature, and hear State Senators debate the issues of the day. Advocate alongside of fellow Catholic constituents and talk with your State Senator to let them know what bills matter to you and why. Pray for our elected officials and the state of Nebraska.

Live or work in Central or South Omaha? Looking for a way to walk with Jesus this Lent?

How about spending your Friday lunch hour praying with others in a traditional observance of the Catholic Church.

All are welcome to join us at St. Stanislaus every Lenten Friday at noon (except for Good Friday) for Stations of the Cross and devotions.

Imagine persons in the background of depictions of the Stations of the Cross coming to life and stepping forward to speak.

XIV from the Crowd features fourteen performers portraying members of the crowd following Jesus. At each Station, one crowd member steps out to express thoughts, feelings, judgements, doubts, and confusions. Their responses to Christ and events shed light on our own.

Reflections and prayers follow each monologue, including Psalm verses set to music by performing artist Danny Leger.

Join us for an evening of fun at The Admiral Theater! All proceeds from this event benefit the Nebraska (Jimmy the Great) Chapter of The Cure Starts Now in honor of Jimmy Moran to fund pediatric brain cancer research.
All ages are welcome! Parking at the theater and street parking will be available.

The night will include raffles, carnival games, music, prizes, cash bar, food, bounce house, silent auction & more!

XIV from the Crowd … Imagine persons in the background of depictions of the Stations of the Cross coming to life and stepping forward to speak.

XIV from the Crowd features fourteen performers portraying members of the crowd following Jesus. At each Station, one crowd member steps out to express thoughts, feelings, judgements, doubts, and confusions. Their responses to Christ and events shed light on our own.

Reflections and prayers follow each monologue, including Psalm verses set to music by performing artist Danny Leger.

46th Annual Good Friday Walk for Justice - Pray the stations of the cross while processing to downtown Omaha civic buildings and churches.

Station prayers are led by Omaha Catholic high school youth, parish leaders and representatives of Catholic organizations.

The Stations begin at St. Mary Magdalene Church at 1 PM on Good Friday, and process to the federal and county courthouses, the county jail and the Omaha City-County building.

In the event of inclement weather, the service will be held at St. Mary Magdalene Church.

Individuals and families seeking the intercession of St. Peregrine, the patron saint of those dealing with cancer, are invited to a special Mass celebrated for those who are ill and their loved ones on the third Saturday of every month.

The Spring Summit is back!

Join Virtus et Veritas Ministries for the 2025 V2 Spring Summit!

This one-day event is open to young men currently in grades 4th through 12th and their fathers. Enjoy paintball, hiking, formation talks and small group discussion, lunch, Mass, Reconciliation, and Eucharistic Adoration. Space is limited. Register before April 1st.

Looking to join a spring Bible study?

Tune into the Great Adventure Bible Study with Jeff Cavins on Spirit Catholic Radio! We will begin a new study on Saturday, April 26th. Hebrews will run every Saturday at 7 am and again on Sunday at 8 pm, for four weeks. Find discounted materials and a complete schedule at spiritcatholicradio.com/adventure.