Current Events

Come to Adoration. The Holy Spirit is eager to show you the love between the Father and the Son! Adoration is available on Tuesdays and Wednesdays.

Bishop Vetter has asked us to share the results of the “Because He First Love Us” campaign.

The Daughters of Isabella would like to thank all those bakers and purchasers who contributed to sales in 2024. Total sales for the year were $3,003. All the money was donated to the following local nonprofit organizations: Knights of Columbus-Cans for Lent, Animal Shelter, Heart Locker, Abby Shelter, Sycamore Tree Retreat house, St. Matthews’ School Counseling Program, Samaritan house and The Veterans Pantry. Please continue to support this program.

Bring your own spirit(s) and smokes. The evening begins with adoration followed by discussion around the bonfire. 6PM @ Risen Christ.

February 28th 12:30 pm - 3:00 pm. In St. Charles Borromeo Catholic Church, Strom Hall. (230 Baker Ave, Whitefish)

Risen Christ Saturday, March 1st, 9 am - 3 pm

St. Matthew’s School Science Fair will be held on Friday, February 27th, from 12 pm - 3 pm in the school gym. We are looking for judges who enjoy working with youth and no experience is necessary. A Lenten Lunch of fish and chips will be served at noon followed by a judge’s orientation at 12:30pm. Project judging will begin at 1 pm and end at 3 pm. If you would like to participate, please call 406-752-6303 ext. 228 and leave a brief message or email Mrs. Trish Ridens: tridens@stmattsaints.org. Thank you for supporting Catholic Education!

We have received permission to start a local low-power radio station using the callsign KOFC-LP transmitting on 107.1 FM--Saint Gabriel Radio! We have raised $10,000 of our $25,000 goal.

Sinfully Rich Tickets are being sold until February 22nd - School & Parish Offices Contact Mike Easterley, Grand Knight, 770-910-2819 or Ken Parker, Trustee, 406-360-6446

Parishioners in the Diocese of Helena have been presented with two campaigns in this past year. The information about each campaign was presented and made available to the Catholic faithful. In this information age, however, we are often overwhelmed by the sheer volume of it all that we sometimes filter out what is otherwise important to us. Here is a brief clarifying statement comparing and contrasting the two campaigns.