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. Rodrigo 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. Rodrigo well in advance of your planned event.
Courtesy Announcements
Catholic Faith on Demand
It is with great excitement that the Diocese of Great Falls-Billings announces a partnership with FORMED. This partnership affords every Diocese of Great Falls-Billings parish, Catholic school, and Catholic household access to the platform for one full year, at no charge. This partnership has been made possible because of the financial dedication of Bishop Warfel, through the Diocesan Synod on the Domestic Church, and generous grant opportunities through Augustine Institute, the parent company of FORMED.
A subscription to FORMED, created and powered by the Augustine Institute, includes 24/7 access to FORMED for all people within the parish boundaries. Material available through FORMED includes in part:
Join by going to formed.org and selecting St. Mark Parish Belt, St. Mary Parish Raynesford, Holy Trinity Parish Centerville
A subscription to FORMED, created and powered by the Augustine Institute, includes 24/7 access to FORMED for all people within the parish boundaries. Material available through FORMED includes in part:
- Streaming of video-based study programs that provide real solutions for adult faith formation groups, OCIA (formally RCIA), sacramental preparation, Bible studies, youth ministry, Marian devotion, and more.
- Streaming of full-length feature films, audio talks, audio books, dramas, and programs, plus downloading of e-books.
- Online access to promotional resources and trailer videos. (Printing is not included.)
- Live coaching from expert evangelization team members at the Augustine Institute.
- The ability to download content for offline use.
Join by going to formed.org and selecting St. Mark Parish Belt, St. Mary Parish Raynesford, Holy Trinity Parish Centerville
Respect in church includes striving to develop and maintain a prayerful atmosphere, 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.