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St. James said, “Are any among you sick? They should call for the elders of the church and have them pray over them, anointing them with oil in the name of the Lord. The prayer of faith will save the sick, and the Lord will raise them up; and anyone who has committed sins will be forgiven.” (James 5:14-15)

On Sunday, March 1, following the 12:00pm Mass, we will have the celebration of the Anointing of the Sick for all who are suffering from infirmities of mind, body or spirit, or addictions. Be present for healing of bodily ailments, memories, deep-seated anger, addictions and so much more that our Lord desires to give. A plenary indulgence can be obtained with the usual conditions. All are invited.

For questions, contact Carl Soby at 402-672-7929, or Jackie Novotny at 402-651-2329.

The Living Eucharist -Theme: Sacrament of Sacrifice
Reflection: During Mass, the Priest confers, but we offer ourselves and our intentions to God. Cardinal Arinze expresses how God loves each one of us by name.
*God sees in each of us the person that we can be in overcoming our weaknesses.
This hour includes the recitation of the Rosary and availability of the Sacrament of Reconciliation.

Be transformed and equipped to become the spark that starts a fire!

The Holy Spirit wants His Church Back.

We are living in one of the most exciting times in the history of the Church, as the Holy Spirit is transforming the Church with his Holy Fire (CCC 696). This 3-night mission featuring speaker Bart Schuchts will empower your church to live more fully into what Christ purchased through His death and resurrection.​

The mission runs March 1-March 3. Get all the details at stpatsfremont.org/conferences

 

Join us for an inspiring two-night parish mission featuring praise and worship at 6:00 p.m., followed by a mission talk at 6:30 p.m.

On Monday, March 2, we’ll explore The Story of the World vs. the Story of God: What Do You Believe? On Tuesday, March 3, we’ll dive into 7 Reasons We Don’t Share the Gospel.

Our mission will be led by Pete Burak, Vice President of Renewal Ministries and an internationally known speaker on discipleship and evangelization. Come be encouraged, challenged, and renewed in your faith.

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, Exodus, on Tuesday, March 3, 2026. Exodus will run every Tuesday at 11 am and again at 8 pm, for four weeks, ending on Tuesday, March 24, 2026.

Find discounted materials and a complete schedule at https://spiritcatholicradio.com/adventure/
Website: https://spiritcatholicradio.com/adventure/

Selected students from Catholic churches in the Omaha urban area will be recognized for their dedication to faithfully ministering to their parishes as altar servers.

All families, priests and friends are invited to attend the Mass and reception following.

Bible Study for Spanish speakers of all backgrounds.

Join us in studying the Holy Scriptures from the Old to the New Testament. We use the Spanish version of Scott Hans' - Understanding the Scriptures.

The study will be on Thursdays through June 18. People are welcome to join any time.

Textbook is free of charge throughout duration of classes. Must bring a personal Bible in Spanish.

XIV FROM THE CROWD
Envision crowd members 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 moving responses to Christ and events stir our own. Reflections and prayers follow each monologue, including Psalm verses set to music by performing artist Danny Leger. (60 minutes)

March 6, 5-7:30 p.m. St. Pius X Parish Center. 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. Meat wheel will be spinning every week. 2026 pricing is $14 adults, $10 seniors, $8 teens, $7 kids, $40 family (two adults and their children). Everyone is welcome!

Experience the Stations of the Cross and Jesus' "Passion" like never before.  Experience an intimate walk with our Lord in his last hours.

Donna sings a meditation accompanied by a powerful video for each of the 14 Stations of the Cross. Features scenes from the "Passion of the Christ." The Lush arrangements and words draw you in the depth, meaning and emotion of the Passion. The contemporary style tracked music includes a full band and over 40 string players.

Envision crowd members 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 moving responses to Christ and events stir our own.

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

Experience the Stations of the Cross like never before.

Each of the 14 Stations is presented through meditation in song and video form.

Share this intimate and emotional walk with Jesus on His journey to the Cross.

Bishop Joseph Hanefeldt of the Diocese of Grand Island will be this year's speaker at St. Elizabeth Ann Seton's Parish Mission.

The parish mission will take place on March 8th and 9th from 7:00-8:00 p.m. in the Main Church. Bishop Hanefeldt will speak on the topic of “The Heart of Discipleship: Being with Jesus.”

THE MAGDALENE XIV
Mary Magdalene serves as 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 participants into reflections and prayers.

The Magdalene XIV features Omaha 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. (60 minutes)

Join the Bethlehem House at its 2026 Gala on March 12, at the UNO Scott Conference Center. Doors open at 5:30 p.m. Registration and details are available at https://one.bidpal.net/bhgala2026/welcome.

In a time of uncertainty and change in immigration, how are we — as people of faith — called to respond? What guidance does Catholic Social Teaching offer us now?

Join us for a welcoming evening of listening, reflection, and conversation with Dr. Jennifer Reed-Bouley of the College of Saint Mary, as we discern together how to respond with compassion, justice, and hope.

Dr. Jennifer Reed-Bouley is Professor and Program Director of Theology, as well as Acting Coordinator of Mission Integration, at College of Saint Mary in Omaha, Nebraska. She has taught courses in Catholic social thought and environmental ethics since 1998. One of her recent publications with Bernard Prusak is "Catholic Higher Education and Catholic Social Thought" (Paulist, 2023).

March 13, 5-7:30 p.m. St. Pius X Parish Center. 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. Meat wheel will be spinning every week. 2026 pricing is $14 adults, $10 seniors, $8 teens, $7 kids, $40 family (two adults and their children). Everyone is welcome!

God is love. On the Way of the Cross, Jesus shows us that the love that lifts us up demands sacrifice and struggle. Like Christ, married couples too experience love’s elation and its crosses.

Love, Marriage, and the Stations of the Cross is a version of the Stations that invites all who pray and meditate upon it to both enter into Christ's Passion and to recognize Christlike love in the strivings and beauty of married lives.

Presented by Omaha Catholic Engaged Encounter and XIV Ministries.

On the Way of the Cross, Christ exemplifies and teaches true and unconditional love. Catholic spouses, in the covenant commitment they make to each other, in the sacrifices they endure for each other, and in the unity they create with each other, reflect and give witness to the love of Christ.

The Love and Marriage XIV Stations of the Cross connects the sacrifices, beauty, meaning and power of married love to the sacrifices, beauty, meaning and power of Christ’s Passion.

Annual Lenten Morning of Reflection.

This presentation will be presented by Fr. Jim Rafferty. Mass begins at 8:15 a.m. with a light breakfast following.

Presentation, Prayer and Reflection will begin at 9:15 a.m. concluding at 10:30 a.m. Free to attend. Please register at www.priestlyformation.org

A half-day healing retreats 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.

Please register by March 3. More information and registration can be found at the website below.

St. Gerald Parish invites you to join us for a special screening of Triumph of the Heart, the inspiring true story of St. Maximilian Kolbe, who gave his life to save another prisoner at Auschwitz during World War II. Come be inspired by this powerful witness of faith, courage, and sacrificial love. Families, teens, and friends are all welcome.

There is a suggested $10 donation per person or $20 per family (collected at check-in). Reflection and prayer following the movie; light refreshments provided. RSVP at stgerald.org/triumphmovie.

The classic work "The Seven Last Words of Christ," by Dubois, is a compelling work for soloists and choir. All are invited to join in singing this beautiful 45-minute work at St. Cecilia Cathedral in Omaha with the organ, followed by fellowship by all participants.

• WHAT? A Sing-along is an opportunity to sing through this work with others.


• WHO? Anyone who has sung in a choir and would like to join in and prepare.


• SOLOIST AUDITIONS – All movements have solos.

There will be auditions by appointment in the last week of January. Contact Marie Rubis Bauer to schedule your audition.

HOW TO PARTICIPATE:

RSVP to merubisbauer@archomaha.org with ‘DUBOIS SING’ in the subject line.

Starting January 15 participants will receive 1) a score and 2) access to part recordings to rehearse on your own. We will sing the work in English.

Come together for ONE of the following rehearsals.

Sunday, March 1 – 3:00, Saint Cecilia Cathedral; Monday, March 2 – 6:30 PM – Location TBA

Sunday, March 8 – 3:00 PM Saint Cecilia Institute; Monday, March 9 - 6:30 PM – Location TBA

March 15, 2026 - Arrive at 2:15 for 3:00 start to the Sing-along – we will get sections seated.

Hear the Music Church Choir Recording in English: English

Professional Recording in Latin: Latin

Please share this information with your musicians and parish.

Discover an hour of inspiration on how Jesus’ teachings can guide our hearts through life.

Led by Father Jim Sichko, the parish mission runs from March 15-17. Talks are from 7 p.m. to 8 p.m.

Join the Serra Club of West Omaha on Monday, March 16, for a beautiful Holy Hour to Pray for Families at Skutt Catholic High School, 3131 S. 156th Street in Omaha.

This special prayer event begins with greetings at 6:30 PM. At 7:00 PM we will gather in the Chapel for the Holy Hour with Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament.

The Presider will be Father Tom Weisbecker, Chaplain of the Serra Club. Together we will pray a Rosary for the Healing and Protection of Families, reflect on the 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 ~

Honoring the life and death of Blessed Stanley Rother, saint and martyr.
The Holy Hour includes silent adoration, inspirational music, Scripture readings, meditation and a brief homily.

Come for the peace and serenity that comes from praying before the Lord in the Blessed Sacrament.

Are you searching for a way to deepen your faith this Lent? The Catholic Formation Network is for you!

Paul Zucarelli experienced nine cardiac arrests and was clinically dead for two hours. On Pentecost Sunday, he received a miraculous healing and now lives to testify to his witness of Heaven and God’s love and mercy.

Paul is a national speaker and author and has appeared on EWTN with Fr. Mitch Pacwa, The Divine Mercy with Fr. Chris Alar, and more. Learn more at faithunderstood.org.

March 20, 5-7:30 p.m. St. Pius X Parish Center 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. Meat wheel will be spinning every week. 2026 pricing is $14 adults, $10 seniors, $8 teens, $7 kids, $40 family (two adults and their children). Everyone is welcome!

The Centurion XIV… Imagine the events of the Passion described by the Centurion who pierced the side of Jesus with his lance. Non-canonical sources have asserted his name — Longinus — and stories about him telling of his becoming a follower of Jesus and eventually dying a martyr’s death.

In this Reader’s Theater meditation, we will imagine Longinus in a Roman prison with other followers of Christ. All are about to die, and Longinus is asked to recall his memories and thoughts of The Way of the Cross to help pass their final hour.

The Centurion XIV features local performer Karl Rohling portraying Longinus as a person of both deep faith and heavy regrets who guides the congregation to contemplate their own faith and their own regrets — and the need for mercy. (60 minutes)

Howells Community Catholic School “Fun Fest”
Howells Ballroom, Sunday, March 22, 2026

Grilled Pork Loin Dinner from 10:30am – 1:00pm
Adults/Carryout’s $13.00 – Children 6 & under $8.00
Drive Thru- $15.00

Other Activities for the day include:
Auction Starts @ 1PM many new and useable items
Children’s Games: For children of all ages!
Quilt Raffle, Cake Raffle & Bake Sale
Main Raffle Prizes Include: 1) $2,000 Cash; 2) $1,000 Cash; 3) ½ Beef; 4) Whole Hog;
5) $150 Cash; 6) $100 Cash; 7) $100 Cash

All proceeds benefit Howells Community Catholic School.

We live in a time of great movement and change. Families are often separated, young people may find themselves living far from home, climate-related disasters can uproot entire neighborhoods, and many people look for connection and belonging through online communities.

Dr. Michael Rubbelke – assistant professor of spirituality and monastic studies at St. John's School of Theology and Seminary – will explore the Rule of St. Benedict and the monastic understanding of stability in this extremely mobile culture and how the experience of conscious commitment to one's communities can be a gift for contemporary American Christians.

He will address the practical advantages and blessings of being rooted in the kind of community that results from the virtue of stability and its power to be an antidote to the fear and division that exists in society today.

Registration is required: www/collegevilleMN.com/theologyday or call 320-363-3560.

In-person check-in is 30 minutes before the presentation's 11a.m. start time. Lunch will be provided.

The Centurion XIV… Imagine the events of the Passion described by the Centurion who pierced the side of Jesus with his lance. Non-canonical sources have asserted his name — Longinus — and stories about him telling of his becoming a follower of Jesus and eventually dying a martyr’s death.

In this Reader’s Theater meditation, we will imagine Longinus in a Roman prison with other followers of Christ. All are about to die, and Longinus is asked to recall his memories and thoughts of The Way of the Cross to help pass their final hour.

The Centurion XIV features local performer Karl Rohling portraying Longinus as a person of both deep faith and heavy regrets who guides the congregation to contemplate their own faith and their own regrets — and the need for mercy. (60 minutes)

Selected students from the rural parishes in the Omaha archdiocese will be recognized for their dedication to faithfully ministering to their church as altar servers.

All families, priests and friends are invited to attend the Mass and reception following.

Come learn about the Mentorship Program! Discover how this program equips Catholics across the archdiocese to share their faith through friendship and deep investment in others.

Meet graduates. Hear testimonies of impact. Share a meal.

Please RSVP by Monday, March 23,  at https://archdioceseofomaha.formstack.com/forms/mentorship_program_come_see_2026

Mary Magdalene serves as 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 participants into reflections and prayers.

The Magdalene XIV features Omaha 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. (60 minutes)

REGISTER NOW: limited seating!
* Friday, March 27th, 2026
* Livestock Exchange Ballroom, Omaha
* Speaker: Jim Pinto, EWTN TV show
* VIP reception with Jim Pinto: 5:30pm
* Social with live music: 6:00pm
* Dinner and speaker: 6:30pm
* Menu (plated): baked fish, sides, salad, cake, gluten-free available
* Special Guest: Bishop Paprocki (IL), LIFE Runners chaplain
* Attire: dressy business, LR shirts & jackets welcome!

BENEFITS: LIFE Runners messaging ministry in 4,061 cities around the world, impacting hearts & minds for saving lives!

 

The Centurion XIV… Imagine the events of the Passion described by the Centurion who pierced the side of Jesus with his lance. Non-canonical sources have asserted his name — Longinus — and stories about him telling of his becoming a follower of Jesus and eventually dying a martyr’s death.

In this Reader’s Theater meditation, we will imagine Longinus in a Roman prison with other followers of Christ. All are about to die, and Longinus is asked to recall his memories and thoughts of The Way of the Cross to help pass their final hour.

The Centurion XIV features local performer Karl Rohling portraying Longinus as a person of both deep faith and heavy regrets who guides the congregation to contemplate their own faith and their own regrets — and the need for mercy. (60 minutes)

The Encounter School of Healing is a ministry training course developed through Encounter Ministries that equips believers to participate in Jesus’ healing mission through the power of the Jesus Christ and the gifts of the Holy Spirit.

The school teaches that healing is part of the normal Christian life and trains participants to pray for physical, emotional, and spiritual healing with faith and compassion.

Students learn biblical foundations for healing, how to listen to the Holy Spirit, how to pray effectively for the sick, and how to minister in a way that reflects the love and authority of Christ.

Through teaching, testimonies, and practical activation, participants grow in faith, identity in Christ, and confidence in God’s goodness, learning to partner with the Holy Spirit to bring hope, healing, and the Kingdom of God to others.

The class will be held over two days, March 27-28, from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m.

His Global Love Prayer Communities invite you to a Healing Mass on Friday, March 27th, 2026, at Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church, 2110 So. 32nd Ave. in Omaha.

Stations of the Cross at 6:15pm, praise and worship to follow. Mass at 7pm. Fr. Kevin Joyce from His Global Love Ministry will preside. All are welcome. Any questions contact Frances Mignon at 402-515-8000.

* Church parking lot on 33rd St.

Find special gifts for Easter, Mother's Day and more!

With over 40 vendors selling homemade items, rosaries, jewelry, gourmet boxed breads, kitchen tools and pantry items, yard art, bird feeders, permanent jewelry, shadow boxes, candles, baby items and more.

All proceeds benefit Divine Mercy Pantry and St. Augustine's Mission School in Winnebago.

Enter into the silence of the desert this Lent and take time away to explore the depths of your heart. Discover the oasis of grace hidden there.

Sister Mary Jo Polak, OSB, will be the featured speaker. The day will include opportunities for Adoration and Confession.

All women are welcome, but space is limited.

Registration: 9:30 a.m.

Cost: $30 per individual or $150 for a table of six if reservations are made by March 21. After March 21 or on the day of the conference, the cost is $40 per individual. Lunch will be provided.

For more information, contact Ann Filips at 605-929-4726 or annfilips@icloud.com; or Jan Kunz at 402-340-2303 or jankunz9@gmail.com.

Come learn about the Mentorship Program! Discover how this program equips Catholics across the archdiocese to share their faith through friendship and deep investment in others.

Meet graduates. Hear testimonies of impact. Share a meal.

Please RSVP by Wed., March 25, at: https://archdioceseofomaha.formstack.com/forms/mentorship_program_come_see_2026

Looking to join a Bible study?

Tune into the Great Adventure Bible Study with Jeff Cavins on Spirit Catholic Radio!

We will begin a new study on Tuesday, March 31, 2026, "Unlocking the Mysteries of the Bible." This bible study will through May 19, a total of eight weeks. Join us on Tuesdays at 11a.m. and again at 8p.m. for a replay. Find discounted materials and a complete schedule at www.spiritcatholicradio.com/adventure
Website: https://spiritcatholicradio.com/adventure/