Parish and Courtesy Announcements
Please see the home page for current and upcoming activities in all of our faith communities.
The rectory at St. Mark’s is the priest’s private residence.
Please remember that the rectory is the priest's private residence. At no time do children belong in the rectory or church facilities without being accompanied by their parent. To act otherwise is a serious breach of diocesan Safe Environment requirements, which we respect.
Mass Schedules:
Please see the home page or Mass schedule page for details.
Mass Intentions:
If you desire to have a Mass offered for a loved one, you may submit the request with the standard $10 offering in the collection plate. Offerings for Masses go toward our parish operations.
3rd Party Events:
For any non-related church event (including wedding receptions, anniversary parties, community dinners, etc.), a 3rd party special events insurance application must be completed three weeks in advance of the planned event. A $95.00 fee, paid by the 3rd party, is required at the time the form is submitted. Please contact Fr. Paul well in advance of your planned event.
The rectory at St. Mark’s is the priest’s private residence.
Please remember that the rectory is the priest's private residence. At no time do children belong in the rectory or church facilities without being accompanied by their parent. To act otherwise is a serious breach of diocesan Safe Environment requirements, which we respect.
Mass Schedules:
Please see the home page or Mass schedule page for details.
Mass Intentions:
If you desire to have a Mass offered for a loved one, you may submit the request with the standard $10 offering in the collection plate. Offerings for Masses go toward our parish operations.
3rd Party Events:
For any non-related church event (including wedding receptions, anniversary parties, community dinners, etc.), a 3rd party special events insurance application must be completed three weeks in advance of the planned event. A $95.00 fee, paid by the 3rd party, is required at the time the form is submitted. Please contact Fr. Paul well in advance of your planned event.
Events happening at the Poor Clares Monastery in Great Falls - 3020 18th Avenue South
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Mass at the Monastery
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The monastery also offers retreat options for those looking to come to a place of peace. For a nominal fee, two guest apartments are available, which include a sitting and dining area, full kitchen, two bedrooms, and bath. Spiritual direction is also available for an additional fee. For more information, or to reserve space for your retreat, call 406-453-7891.
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Other Courtesy Announcements
Join the Knights of Columbus:
Are you a Catholic gentleman interested in becoming a better father, stronger man of faith, and a better person? For more information, contact co-membership chairs Pat Perrella at membership-east@montanaknights.org or Marty Beatty at membership-west@montanaknights.org. You may also log onto www.kofc.org/join and become an “e-member” in this Catholic Men’s Fraternal Organization.
Is Your Marriage In Trouble?
If so, Retrouvaille may be able to help. Click on helpourmarriage.com to learn more about the program, and when a weekend is scheduled near you.
Are you a Catholic gentleman interested in becoming a better father, stronger man of faith, and a better person? For more information, contact co-membership chairs Pat Perrella at membership-east@montanaknights.org or Marty Beatty at membership-west@montanaknights.org. You may also log onto www.kofc.org/join and become an “e-member” in this Catholic Men’s Fraternal Organization.
Is Your Marriage In Trouble?
If so, Retrouvaille may be able to help. Click on helpourmarriage.com to learn more about the program, and when a weekend is scheduled near you.
Respect in church includes striving to develop and maintain a prayful atomsphere, and being ever mindful of how we may be disturbing others. Respect in church also includes not chewing gum, nor wearing boots loaded with mud, or walking in and out of church during the service, unless for an emergency. If one arrives late one waits until a break in the service (for example, after a reading) before seating oneself. If illness requires one to excuse oneself from the assembly, that is another matter, and is fitting by way of real need. Cell phones should be turned off or placed in vibration mode before services begin.