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2024 Annual Diocesan Appeal: Sharing His Love with Others

By God’s grace, in our prayer, worship, reception of the sacraments, we receive all that we need to share his love and hand on our faith to a new generation. Gifts to the Annual Diocesan Appeal help to build up the Church and answer the call to Share His Love with Others. When you support the Annual Diocesan Appeal, you help transform the lives of people…


Please consider attending the 3rd Annual Virginia Pro-Life Day in Richmond on Wednesday, February 21. Virginia Pro-life Day is designed to draw attention to specific bills, including this year the dreadful abortion-without-limits amendment that has been introduced in both the Virginia House of Delegates and our state Senate. If adopted, it would preclude all future pro-life laws and remove all current Virginia laws that protect the unborn and their families. In the afternoon we will…


Statement and Call to Action by Bishop Burbidge and Bishop Knestout on Assisted Suicide Legislation February 5, 2024

Legislation to legalize physician assisted suicide is moving rapidly in this year’s Virginia General Assembly session. The Senate and House have both taken steps to advance this lethal measure. Within the next week, floor debates in one or both chambers…

The winter is hitting us hard this week! Hope everyone is staying warm!
The office will reopen when the weather clears a bit. Our parking lot will be cleared for Masses only so if you have a meeting planned for this week, please reschedule until the weather is better.
Stay tuned for updates about our Friday Mass with Fr. John and the weekend Masses. More snow expected so stay safe and stay…

Thanks be to God, the weather looks favorable for a weekend of Masses!  Please join us along with Fr. Michael Duffy for reconciliation on Saturday at 3:30pm and Mass at 5pm.  Sunday Masses will be at 11am in English and 1:15pm in Spanish with religious education classes from noon until 1pm.


Due to the winter weather expected this weekend, Fr. Duffy will not be able to travel to Christiansburg and Pearisburg; therefore, all Masses and classes for this weekend are cancelled.
Please be safe should you have to travel this weekend.

THE WINTER WEATHER IS UPON US AND THE SAFETY OF ALL IS TOP PRIORITY.  IF THERE IS  PRECIPITATION OF ANY KIND, PLEASE CHECK YOUR TABELLA ACCOUNT (or WSLS/WDBJ) FOR INFORMATION REGARDING CHANGES TO MASS.                                                IF MASS MUST BE CANCELLED, PLEASE CONTACT ANY OF YOUR FRIENDS WHO MAY NOT HAVE ACCESS TO THE…


A message from the Diocese of Richmond:

With the busy schedules of all our families, we want to offer a reminder to all staff, volunteers and parishioners to be vigilant against online & text messaging scams. Scammers are out in full force and we’ve gotten a few reports of multiple attempts. Don’t be taken by those out to use the busyness and good will of your heart to do harm. A few things to…


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Welcome!

Welcome!

First established in 1995, we are the Roman Catholic Church community in Christiansburg.   Started as a mission parish of St.  Mary’s Blacksburg , we have grown to a multi-cultural community of over 200 families.   We welcome you to become a part  of our growing family.

Daily Reading

Tuesday of the Fourth Week of Easter
Reading 1 Acts 11:19-26 Those who had been scattered by the persecutionthat arose because of Stephenwent as far as Phoenicia, Cyprus, and Antioch,preaching the word to no one but Jews.There were some Cypriots and Cyrenians among them, however,who came to Antioch and began to speak to the Greeks as well,proclaiming the Lord Jesus.The hand of the Lord was with themand a great number who believed turned to the Lord.The news about them reached the ears of the Church in Jerusalem,and they sent Barnabas to go to Antioch.When he arrived and saw the grace of God,he rejoiced and encouraged them allto…

Lecturas Diarias

Martes de la IV semana de Pascua
Readings for the Memoria Opcional de San Jorge, mártirReadings for the Memoria Opcional de San Adalberto, obispo y mártirPrimera lectura Hch 11, 19-26 En aquellos días, algunos de los que se habían dispersado, huyendo de la persecución desatada después de la muerte de Esteban, llegaron hasta Fenicia, Chipre y Antioquía; pero predicaban el Evangelio solamente a los judíos. Sin embargo, hubo entre ellos algunos chipriotas y cirenenses, que al llegar a Antioquía, comenzaron a dirigirse también a los griegos y a predicarles el Evangelio del Señor Jesús. Y como la mano del Señor estaba con ellos, muchos se convirtieron y…