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“As a Catholic not from around here, I was full of trepidation going to a new church thinking I might not fit in or my local practices aren't reflected here, but I was wrong. This church is very warm and accepting, and I feel at ease attending here. I always visit every Sunday at their 5:30 pm mass, and it's always worth the drive.”
“Fr. Dave came to our church, St Stephen in Riverview Florida, for our Lenten Mission. He was wonderful in explaining how Jesus takes, blesses, breaks, and gives. I'm glad he enjoyed the warm weather and warm welcome from our parish and we enjoyed having him. I doubt I will ever come to this church but I hope everyone who can gets to hear Fr. Dave.”
“Love, love, love this church and so welcoming. So happy with great Mass times, words spoken through the Holy Spirit, amazing adoration chapel. Look no further, just come on in, we are waiting for you”
“I’ve been with this parish for over 25 years. I’ve seen it grow in magnificent ways. It’s nice that you can get to know the priests as friends and I always feel welcome.”
“My husband and I were married in the Chapel there in 1983 and one of my sons was baptized there, too. I loved it then and I love it now. The people I've met now are all so good and kind, especially Fr. Vitalis who I find very Christlike. He spent an hour with me at my house giving me the Annointing of the Sick and the Holy Eucharist and I feel so much better now. What he writes in every Sunday bulletin, I believe, tells you how close he is to Christ and I am very grateful to know him. Also, he smiled most of the time that he visited me. He's a very good, friendly and holy priest and I thank God for him.”
“Loved this church. Wish I'd found it sooner. Once I did, I went 4 days in a row, till I had to leave town. Masses were great!! They had a 6:30 Mass that was perfect for me!!”
8:30 AM - 4:00 PM
13056 Atwood Ave, Omaha
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“Proverbs 832 “And now, O sons, listen to me:blessed are those who keep my ways.33 Hear instruction and be wise,and do not neglect it.34 Blessed is the one who listens to me,watching daily at my gates,waiting beside my doors.35 For whoever finds me finds lifeand obtains favor from the Lord,36 but he who fails to find me injures himself;all who hate me love death.””
“With the approval of the local Archbishop, St Thomas Moore's 4:30 PM mass on Sunday afternoon (confession from 4-4:25) satisfies Subday obligation.
This is great for those who work weekend days, have been traveling, or whose kids have morning ball tournaments. It is also great for Military reservists or National Guard troops.”
“Beautiful, traditional mass that is truly welcoming to anyone. The Priest, Sister, and Bishop are incredibly sweet and kind. Absolutely my favorite place to go for any kind of holy day or Sunday Mass.”
10AM - 2PM 7:30 - 8:30PM
9124 Bedford Ave, Omaha
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“I visited the church's Food Pantry this morning. I was so impressed with every woman (and 1 Man) I came in contact with. They were all so welcoming and made an experience pleasent that could have been full of shame. The process was like a well oiled machine. Very organized. Only a woman lead team could make this a seamless process. And the women's circle had put together a birthday cake kit, complete with a pan. Some lucky children will be able to enjoy a birthday cake. So thoughtful and a great idea. I thank you all for an excellent experience. Being able to select my own food off the shelf is so much better than getting loads of food at other pantries, some of which you can't finish by the expiration date. Thanks for offering this pantry. It takes the sting out of needing a pantry.”
“St. Adalberts is a small Catholic chuch tucked away in the Hanscom Park neighborhood. I had the opportunity to visit this past weekend at the Omaha Restoration Exchange's Hanscom Park Neighborhood Tour. Built in 1918, the parish originally served Czech immigrants. These days, it has merged with the Our Lady of Lourdes parish and serves the neighborhood as well as Korean Catholics. It is also known as St. Andrew Kim Catholic Community and holds Sunday mass at 11:30am in Korean by Father Paul Oh. There is a school building attached which is currently vacant.”
9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
2600 S 124th St, Omaha
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“This church has a food pantry.. Mon- Fri.. Call up there they will get you in that day and if you don't have ID don't worry, it's not needed here.. The ladies are so nice”
“My forever church. Have been attending for years and everyone is so friendly and kind. I have been serving for two years and love it. Always feel included and they have so many events for everyone.”
“I went to a wedding there a long time ago and everyone was singing that song that goes "lets givem somethin to talk about" i was singin to myself because i didnt have the confidence to do it in front of a crowd”
“Great fish fry! Line is inside the building. No outside drinks allowed. There are beer, wine and spritzers for sale throughout the line. Food options include fried or baked fish, Mac & cheese, coleslaw, fries, and bread. Plenty of tarter sauce, vinegar, ketchup, and other sauces available. The breading on the fried fish is a corn meal breading and was super good! I am craving it as I write! However, some of my pieces were pretty crisp because the fish was too think or overcooked. Most of the group had pretty good fish thickness though. One of us got the baked fish and she did like it. The mac and cheese and coleslaw were both really good too! Overall a great meal! It was $14 and they only take cash.”
“Come experience the love of Jesus and what amazing things he has in store for your life with people and families that Love and care for one another. We've been members since 2012, my wife and I are busy professionals with 3 young kids. The Church is amazing, the staff, facilities and programs are tailored to meet you where you are and are very family focused. Come experience our church family! Take our hand and lets walk this journey of faith together.God Bless!”
“The pastor, Fr.Cook. , associate pastor. Fr. Boyd are outstanding in almost every way. They lead a team of caring professionals who believe in serving and professing our Faith.The parish community is caring too.I am thankful to be a parish member and hope if you are reading this, that you come and see the good things happening st Christ the King.”
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“My family and I have been parish members from day 1. (50 years). While the church was being built masses were held in the gym at Sandoz Elementary next door....Archbishop Sheehan ordered a new parish for Southwest Omaha because Mary Our Queen wasn't large enough to handle everyone anymore. Father Pat (McCaslin)was the second priest after Father Schwab retired. Father Pat, since retired has been our "family priest" ever since his days at St. Therese's in NE Omaha.The parish closed about 10 years ago. We would sometimes have family masses in my grandparents home. Family members could just walk in their home.....Even Father Pat just walked in. Just an FYI.....Mass times have changed. Weekday masses are still at 9 am. Weekend masses are a 5:30 pm vigil on Saturday's, 7:30 and 10:30 am on Sunday's.....”