Welcome to St. Pius V Catholic Church in Cannon Falls, Minnesota
Hometown Market and Great Fall Raffle
ALL OUTDOORS - RAIN OR SHINE!
MASS 10AM (NO 8:30AM MASS!)
Form more information and to sign up for the Fall 2020 Prayer and Study follow this link.
Sign Up for Weekly Emails: Receive an email each week during the Praying with Scripture and Healing and Hope series, containing links to that week’s video, plus downloadable discussion questions and Prayer Companion. Sign up here. (Emails begin September 13.)
To see the Synod Overview for this year and next click here.
REMEMBER! MASS IS AT 10AM ON SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 20 - NO 8:30AM MASS!
Hometown Market coming Sunday, September 20! Starts with 10am Mass. Many artists, crafters and vendors will be on site - including booth for children's crafts, food trucks and classic cars too! Enjoy a fun day of "social distancing"! Pick up your $100 RAFFLE TICKET! Only 400 raffle tickets will be sold! ($9500 in prizes!)
For more information on the Great Fall Raffle of 2020 click here!
Father Terry will offer a Holy Hour with Exposition, Eucharistic Adoration and Benediction on Fridays from 8:30am to 9:30am (following 8am Mass) in the Sanctuary.
Until further notice, Confession will be outside at the Marian Grotto Shrine Fridays at 7:30am and Saturdays at 3:00pm. In case of bad weather, Father Terry will be in the garage.
Change In Office Hours
We have limited staff, so we will not be available the regular hours of 9 am—2 pm Monday-Friday. We will be here, but not on a regular basis, so please email or call and leave a message on the answering machine.
Do you need assistance?
The KC's have started a Facebook Group called Community Caring Cannon Falls. Look at the page to see if they can help you!
All Volunteer Helpers are currently vetted members of the Knights of Columbus of St. Pius V church or their spouse. PM Ken Burns or Matt Belford to request a Volunteer Helper
Mass Times
SUNDAY: 8:30 AM
TUESDAY: 8:00 AM
FRIDAY: 8:00 AM
Confessions
SATURDAY: 3:00 - 3:30 PM
Eucharistic Adoration
FRIDAY: 8:30 AM - 6:00 PM
Staff
- Father Terry Beeson, Pastor
- Deacon Kevin Downie, Deacon
- Patti Kocur, Business Administrator
- Mary Waldschmidt, Administrative Assistant
- Cindy Meyers, Faith Formation & Technology Director
- Sue Franke-Clark, Music Director
Office Hours
If there is an emergency that requires a priest, please call 651-229-5189.
St. Pius V Insights
Father Terry Staying for 6 More Years
Posted in St. Pius V Insights on 05/11/20
We have recently received the information that Father Terry Beeson has been re-assigned to ... Read More »
Trying Times of Covid-19
Posted in St. Pius V Insights on 04/21/20
We are in trying times. We at St. Pius V are all praying for ... Read More »
Have You Taken the Disciple Maker Index Survey Yet?
Posted in St. Pius V Insights on 02/06/20
St. Pius V is participating in a parish-wide survey as part of the Archdiocesan ... Read More »
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