Mount St. Scholastica

St. Josaphat worked tirelessly for unity among Christians. Born in what is now Ukraine, he became a monk, then an archbishop devoted to reconciliation between the Eastern and Western Churches. […]

The first American citizen to be canonized, St. Frances Xavier Cabrini traveled across the ocean to serve immigrants in the United States. She founded schools, hospitals, and orphanages, answering the […]

Known as the “Universal Doctor,” St. Albert the Great was a Dominican scholar who saw no conflict between faith and reason. He studied science, philosophy, and theology, finding God’s fingerprints […]

Today we honor St. Francis Xavier, one of the Church’s great missionaries. Born in Spain and formed by St. Ignatius of Loyola, St. Francis carried the Gospel across India, Japan, […]

Happy feast of St. Nicholas, a bishop remembered for quiet generosity and compassionate leadership. Living in the fourth century, St. Nicholas used his inheritance to support struggling families, protect vulnerable […]

Today we celebrate the Immaculate Conception, the mystery of Mary being preserved from sin from the moment of her existence. This gift prepared her to receive Christ with complete freedom […]

St. Juan Diego, a humble Indigenous man from Mexico, encountered the Mother of God on Tepeyac Hill in 1531. He carried her message of compassion to the bishop with patience […]

On this joyful feast, we remember Our Lady of Guadalupe, who appeared to St. Juan Diego with the tender face of a mother who understands the suffering of her children. […]

St. Lucy shines as a witness of steadfast faith during the early centuries of the Church. Her name means “light,” and her courage reflects that meaning. St. Lucy chose Christ […]

Join us in celebrating Christmas Eve Mass in St. Scholastica Chapel.

Join us in Celebrating the birth of Christ at our Christmas Day Mass!

Today we look to the Holy Family of Jesus, Mary, and Joseph, whose home in Nazareth was shaped by prayer, work, and mutual care. Their life was simple yet filled […]

Join us on this Holy Day of Obligation in celebrating the Feast of the Solemnity of Mary, Mother of God. On the Solemnity of Mary, Mother of God, we reflect […]

St. Basil the Great combined deep theological insight with practical charity. A gifted teacher and bishop, he defended the faith while also caring for the poor, the sick, and the […]

St. Elizabeth Ann Seton’s journey of faith was shaped by loss, courage, and deep trust in God. A wife and mother first, she later embraced Catholicism after years of searching. […]

The Feast of the Epiphany celebrates Christ revealed to the nations. The Magi’s journey reminds us that faith often begins with searching and courage. Guided by a star, they crossed […]

St. John Neumann served with tireless dedication as a missionary and bishop in the growing Church of the United States. Known for his humility, he traveled widely to serve immigrant […]

St. Anthony the Abbot sought God in silence and simplicity. Leaving behind wealth and comfort, he retreated to the desert where prayer, fasting, and trust in God shaped his days. […]

St. Agnes stands as a powerful witness to courage and faith. Though young in age, she refused to compromise her commitment to Christ, even when faced with great pressure and […]