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Advent is the beginning of the Catholic Church's liturgical year, consisting of the first four Sundays and subsequent weekdays before Christmas. The word "Advent" comes from the Latin "adventus," which means "a coming or approach." It is a time of preparation intended to direct the Church toward the Second Coming of Christ, as we also remember the Nativity of our Lord.
Holy Infant Catholic Church invites you and your family to join us in prayer, fellowship, and joyful anticipation of the birth of our Savior. This sacred season offers us a chance to slow down, reflect, and ready our hearts for Christ’s coming—and we have several opportunities for you to participate.
Wednesday, December 24 – Christmas Eve
Celebrate the Nativity of our Lord at one of our Christmas Eve Masses: 4 pm, 7 pm, or 10 pm in the church. A Lessons & Carols celebration will happen prior to the final evening Mass at 9 pm in the Church.Thursday, December 25 – Christmas Day
Rejoice in the birth of Christ at our Christmas Day Mass at 10 am in the church.Wednesday, December 31
Honor Our Lady at the Mary, Mother of God Mass at 7 pm.Thursday, January 1
Begin the new year in prayer with New Year’s Day Mass/Mary, Mother of God Mass at 10 am.This Advent, may the peace of Christ fill your home and your heart. We look forward to celebrating this holy season with you. Come, let us prepare the way of the Lord, together.
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