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Mass Times
Saturdays: 4:30 PM (Live Streamed)
Parish Community Center
6995 Centerville Rd, Centerville
Sundays: 8:30 AM
St. John's Site
14363 Forest Boulevard N, Hugo
Sundays: 10:30 AM
Parish Community Center
6995 Centerville Rd, Centerville
Wednesday: 8:00 AM
St. Genevieve Church, Centerville
Reconciliation: Saturdays, 3:30 PM
St. Genevieve Church, Centerville
Click here for Reconciliation Guide
Funeral Mass:
Friday, March 27
Laurence Holihan
11:00 Mass 10:00 Visitation
St. John's Site, Hugo
Register with our Parish
New to the area or just visiting?
We would be thrilled to welcome you to our church community! Join us for a Mass to experience the warmth of our congregation and learn about our parish and activities. If interested, you can easily register through the link below. We look forward to getting to know you!
Join the Staff!
The Church of St. Genevieve is in need of an individual willing to make weekly walks through our buildings and make note of repairs needed. Repairs can be done independently, with volunteers, or by vendors. This individual is responsible for setting up rooms for luncheons, retreats and other events. This individual works with parish custodian to order cleaning supplies. Hours are flexible - up to 15 hours a week, one evening meeting quarterly.
If you would like to work with great people in a relaxed atmosphere, maybe the Facilities Maintenance position is for you.
Upcoming Events
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From Father Greg
Dear Friends,
In this weekend’s Gospel (John 9:1-41) the religious leaders are judging the blind man and Jesus using the laws of their religion. Jesus is condemned because he worked on a Sabbath day. The blind man is condemned because he or his parents “must have sinned” in order for him to be born blind.
What kind of religion beliefs are operative for us? In Jesus’ time and throughout all history, religion has been used to justify prejudice, slavery and discrimination. The religious leaders were looking at Jesus with a judgmental attitude, and it blinded them to the presence of God.
If you look with a judgmental attitude and you will find sin. If you look with grateful hearts, you will find blessings.
How are we looking at other people? The temptation is to see them as enemies or sinners or unworthy of our attention or care. Faith is a way of seeing and we need to keep praying that we do not judge by appearances but continue to look for the good in this world and the good that is going on in each other.
Peace,
Fr. Greg
Our Mission
As disciples of Jesus Christ, ALL are called to worship God, participate in lifelong faith formation, and serve God AND NEIGHBOR.
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Steps in our Lenten Journey
Praying for others...
Cleaning our hearts by committing...
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As parishioners of St. Genevieve, we commit ourselves to refresh our participation of Liturgy through attentive listening to God's Word, in raising our voices in prayer and song, and in reverent reception of the Body and Blood of Christ. We pledge to work for justice for those inside and outside of our boundaries and to be instruments of healing in our families and in our community.