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Do you want to join St. Alban's on the March for Life in D.C.? We're having final registration sign-up by Sunday coffee hour after the 11 AM Mass on Dec. 8th.

Father Evan is leading a new Wed. study series in Advent, Dec. 4th, 11th & 18th, that focuses on Ordinariate spirituality and how you can make it part of your family life.

This year's Advent Ember Days are Wed., Dec. 4; Fri. Dec. 6, and Sat. Dec. 7. So make sure your St. Nicholas Day celebrations have no meat on Friday!

At St. Alban's we have a great deal to be thankful for. Father Evan reflects on our beginnings of the Ordinariate and the leap of faith made by the Fellowship of St. Alban.

Help St. Alban’s meet our goals to expand our mission and ministry in 2020 by giving generously between now and #GivingTuesday, Dec. 3, 2019.

National Catholic Register: The members of three Catholic dioceses with Anglican traditions reflect on the challenges and opportunities for evangelization afforded by Benedict XVI’s visionary decree Anglicanorum Coetibus.

St. Alban's parish is growing and needs your prayers and pledge of support to achieve our goals here in the Rochester area for 2020. Learn more about what we need and how you can enable our Ordinariate's evangelizing mission.

We're excited to announce that St. Alban is starting Catechesis of the Good Shepherd for children between 3 - 9 years old. We have a few spots still left in our Sunday 9:30 to 10:45 AM CGS program, which will start Dec. 8th!

The National Catholic Register spoke with the Ordinariate's Bishop Steven Lopes for the 10th anniversary of our founding constitution by Benedict XVI, Anglicanorum Coetibus.

The Holy Father, Pope Francis, has granted a plenary indulgence to all Catholics who pray at an Ordinariate Mass with Solemn Te Deum on Nov. 3rd (St. Alban's 11 AM Sunday Mass) in thanksgiving for the founding of the Ordinariates under Benedict XVI.

Sunday, October 20th, during coffee hour after Mass, St. Alban's Finance Director Chuck Smith will offer a presentation on St. Alban’s Catholic Church Stewardship and Pledge Campaign for the fiscal year 2020.

St. Alban's Catholic Church has 7PM Holy Mass for Nov. 1st All Saints Day (observed holy day); 6:30 Evensong of the Dead & 7PM Requiem Mass for Nov. 2nd All Souls Day. Confession is 6:15 to 6:45 PM both days.

St. Alban's parish priest Father Evan Simington will deliver a talk Friday Oct. 11th at St. Bernard's School of Theology and Ministry on Blessed John Henry Newman and his connection to the Ordinariates for the Anglican tradition established by the Catholic Church in 2009.

St. Alban's will have Choral Evensong at our First Friday Holy Hour on Oct. 4, which is also the feast of St. Francis of Assisi.

St. Alban's Catholic Church is offering a Mass of healing and reparation on Oct. 2, the feast of the Guardian Angels, for all suffering the deep wounds inflicted by abusive clergy.

St. Alban's Sunday morning faith formation programs for youth and adults start Sept. 22. Classes start at 10 AM and end approximately ten minutes before the 11 AM Sunday Mass. Register today!

St. Alban's regular Sunday Mass is now 11AM, with confessions from 10:15 - 10:45 AM. Starting Sept. 22, Sunday faith formation for youth and adults starts at 10 AM.

Our Church invites us to fast and pray on these upcoming Fall Ember Days: Wed. Sept. 18, Fri. Sept. 20, and Sat. Sept. 21.

Due to St. Kateri's changing Mass schedule, Father Evan has asked the St. Alban's parish community to engage him in a wide-consultation about the potential of moving our Sunday Mass time from 11:30 AM to 10:30 AM.

St. Alban's Catholic Church had a parish-wide collection of school supplies for Mary's Place, the outreach center that serves our friends and neighbors who are refugees from other countries.