Welcome to St. Bernadette Parish!

Whether you are looking for a parish to call home or already part of our parish family, we are glad you are here!

Sunday Mass

Saturday Vigil: 4:00 PM

Sunday: 8:30 AM & 10:30 AM

Weekday Mass

Monday/Wednesday/Friday:  9:00 AM

Tuesday/Thursday/Saturday: 8:00 AM

Reconciliation

Saturday: 3:00 - 3:45 PM

Upcoming Events

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NOV 15

Boyscout Pancake Breakfast

8:30am - Dempsey Hall

NOV 26

Turkey Trot

PAC

DEC 5

Christmas Caroling

Community Room

DEC 13

Advent Concert

Church

Live Streaming Mass

Masses are live streamed on weekdays & Sunday at 10:30 AM.

Pious Trust

In February 2018, the parish announced the launch of the Pious Trust Campaign, the goal of which is to renovate "The Building where the Church Prays!" 


This campaign will address the capital improvements of the parish campus, particularly the church interior. Improvements will be made commensurate with the money available to make them. 


While the weekly collections sustain our on-going building, grounds and ministries, additional support is needed to make the improvements needed. Your generosity and support is much appreciated.


We would be appreciative of your contribution to our Pious Trust Fund. Please call the Parish Office with any questions at 440-734-1300.



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The Perpetual Endowed Fund

The Perpetual Endowed Fund has great potential to significantly impact the communal life of the parish and ensure a lasting legacy.


It will provide direct benefits to the parish in both the school and church setting, including the much needed maintenance of buildings and grounds as well as the support of current and future ministries and programs.

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Parish Soft by Ministry Brands

Support the mission of St. Bernadette Parish with the convenience of online giving. 


Your generosity helps us grow in faith, serve our parish family, and share Christ with our community. Set up a one-time gift or recurring donation today!

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Featured Events & News

Today is the feast day of St. Frances Xavier Cabrini, the first U.S. citizen to be canonized. ⁣ From a very early age, Frances longed to devote her life to God. She began a life of servanthood and worked at an orphanage. After being refused entrance into a religious order, in 1877, she was finally permitted to take vows. ⁣ Frances longed to be a missionary and by request of the Pope, she traveled to the United States (New York city). There, she served the local Italian immigrant community creating education opportunities for them. In a span of 35 years, she also established 67 organizations that cared for those in need. ⁣ She died of malaria at the age of 67. Frances is the patron of hospital administrators, immigrants, and impossible causes. ⁣ St. Frances Xavier Cabrini, pray for us!
Today is the feast day of St. Frances Xavier Cabrini, the first U.S. citizen to be canonized. ⁣ From a very early age, Frances longed to devote her life to God. She began a life of servanthood and worked at an orphanage. After being refused entrance into a religious order, in 1877, she was finally permitted to take vows. ⁣ Frances longed to be a missionary and by request of the Pope, she traveled to the United States (New York city). There, she served the local Italian immigrant community creating education opportunities for them. In a span of 35 years, she also established 67 organizations that cared for those in need. ⁣ She died of malaria at the age of 67. Frances is the patron of hospital administrators, immigrants, and impossible causes. ⁣ St. Frances Xavier Cabrini, pray for us!
New Logo...New Episode! Ep. 72: Fr. Jim Winings' Story is available now!
New Logo...New Episode! Ep. 72: Fr. Jim Winings' Story is available now!
Today is the feast day of St, Martin of Tours. ⁣ St. Martin of Tours was a Roman Catholic bishop and one of the most beloved saints in Christian history. ⁣ Born in Pannonia (modern-day Hungary), he was the son of a Roman soldier. Drafted into the army at 15, Martin converted to Christianity during his service and became known for his kindness and generosity—most famously sharing his cloak with a freezing beggar. ⁣ After leaving the military, Martin dedicated his life to faith, becoming a monk and later the bishop of Tours, France. He worked tirelessly to spread Christianity across Gaul and is considered a founder of Western monasticism. ⁣ Martin died in 397. He is the patron saint of France, soldiers, and tailors. ⁣ St. Martin of Tours, pray for us!
Today is the feast day of St, Martin of Tours. ⁣ St. Martin of Tours was a Roman Catholic bishop and one of the most beloved saints in Christian history. ⁣ Born in Pannonia (modern-day Hungary), he was the son of a Roman soldier. Drafted into the army at 15, Martin converted to Christianity during his service and became known for his kindness and generosity—most famously sharing his cloak with a freezing beggar. ⁣ After leaving the military, Martin dedicated his life to faith, becoming a monk and later the bishop of Tours, France. He worked tirelessly to spread Christianity across Gaul and is considered a founder of Western monasticism. ⁣ Martin died in 397. He is the patron saint of France, soldiers, and tailors. ⁣ St. Martin of Tours, pray for us!
Join us tonight as Fr. Joe gives the first annual State of the Parish Address!
Join us tonight as Fr. Joe gives the first annual State of the Parish Address!

Our Mission

As parishioners of St. Bernadette, 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.

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"Those who are humble of heart will be glorified."

- Saint Bernadette

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