Upcoming Parish Events & Announcements
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Diocesan Service AppealDonate Here
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DMI Survey is now live!Our parish is on a journey to know, love, and serve Christ as a parish community. Together we must embrace Christ’s vision for missionary discipleship so our parish can thrive and be a place for others to grow together in faith.
The very first step in this process involves assessing our greatest strengths and opportunities, and that is where the Disciple Maker Index (DMI) comes in! The DMI is an important survey tool that invites you to reflect on your discipleship journey here at St. Andrew.
Take the DMI survey today.- Your input helps strengthen our parish.
- Results help leadership prepare for the future.
- A report of the findings will be shared after the survey is over
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If you prefer a paper copy, you may pick up your survey after daily and Sunday Masses. They will be located in the Narthex. To submit the completed paper survey, please drop it off in the container by where you picked up the survey.
At St. Andrew, we are blessed in so many ways. Together, we will identify our strengths and opportunities in greater detail as we strive to grow in missionary discipleship.
Please continue to pray for this intention and for the growth and protection of our parish.
Click here to take the survey!
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Next Blood Drive April 12, 2026
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Serve at Mass
Are you interested in serving God and our Parish as a Lector, Eucharistic Minister or Altar Server? Contact Veronica in the parish office at [email protected] or attend a training in-person on the 3rd Sunday of each month, at 9:45am, in the church, or to arrange a training at your convenience.
Adorers Needed
We have specific hours/shifts of Adoration in which no one has signed up to be in the church with Jesus, present in the Blessed Eucharist.
Can you commit to an hour on Thursdays? We especially need shifts covered in the afternoon. Please click here to sign up or contact Veronica in the Parish Office. -
Christian Meditation
The St. Andrew Christian Meditation Group meets in The Mary Room each Tuesday evening at 7:00pm. This ancient form of silent, imageless prayer was taught by St. John Cassian. Meditation, also known as contemplative prayer, seeks God in the silence and stillness beyond word and thought. A Benedictine monk, John Main (1926-1982) has rediscovered this ancient prayer tradition for contemporary men and women. Today there are over 800 Christian Mediation Groups meeting weekly around the world. Our one-hour meeting includes a short, taped talk on meditation by Father John Main, 25 minutes of silent mediation, followed by a question period or sharing. All are welcome!
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Helping Hands
The Helping Hands Ministry at St. Andrew has been connecting parish volunteers with the needs of our parishioners this past year.
We have shared rides to Mass, accompanied a member to cataract surgery, raked leaves, cleaned out a small garden for winter weather, driven to medical appointments, assisted with packing for a move, shared friendly phone calls, shared rides to the grocery store, and more.
We need many hands to help our neighbors in need - and volunteers only serve when they are available. Want to Volunteer? Call the office to learn more! -
Career Opportunities
St. Andrew School is currently seeking teachers and support staff for the school. See job descriptions, learn more & apply here. Please contact Deacon Doug with any questions or inquiries.
