Celebrate the Mass

November 2021 update

The Church of St. Timothy, in keeping with the goals of the Second Vatican Council, places a high value on inclusion of all members in the life, mission and ministry of the Church. We invite you to be involved in a variety of ways that enhance the liturgical life of the parish community, beginning with your presence and active participation at Mass.

As a Eucharistic community, we remain united to God and to one another as a parish family through gathering for weekly liturgy. We currently are providing three options to accommodate parishioners' preferences for weekend liturgies.  Registration is no longer required to attend our in-church, in-person Masses. To view our current pandemic safety protocols, click here to view our Reopening Updates page. Please note that, given the increase of Covid-19 cases in Minnesota, beginning the weekend of November 27/28, masks are required for all those who attend our in-person liturgies.

• In-church, in-person Masses every Sunday morning at 8:30 a.m. and 10:30 a.m.
• In-church, in-person Mass every Saturday at 5:00 p.m. 
• Streaming Mass on Facebook and YouTube at 5:00 pm on Saturdays. To learn more about accessing streaming Mass so you can pray with us from the safety and comfort of home, click here.

St. Tim's offers weekday liturgy (either a Mass or a Word and Communion service) Monday-Friday at 9:00 a.m. in the church on days when there is not a funeral Mass. The weekday liturgy schedule is published on the homepage of this website, posted on the entrances to church, and also included in the weekly Flocknote. 

Parishioners who do not feel comfortable attending in-church, in-person liturgies but want to receive communion at this time are invited to receive Eucharist in the parking lot every Sunday between 11:30 a.m. and noon.

For information on holy days please click here. 
For information on confession times please click here. 
For information on our liturgical and music ministries please click here. 
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