
Saturday - 5:00 pm
Sunday - 9 am & 11 am & 6 pm
Monday - Friday - 9:00 am
Adoration
Tuesdays at 7:00 pm
Saturdays at 3:00 pm
Confession
Saturdays at 3:00 pm
Coffee Social in the Vision Café after all weekend Masses
Our greatest calling is to love and worship God with all that we are.
At St. Alexander Church, we gather in joyful worship, prayer, and reflection, seeking to draw closer to Him.
Whether through weekend services, special celebrations, or quiet moments of prayer, we dedicate ourselves to growing in faith.
Whether you are new to faith or seeking a deeper relationship with God, you will find a welcoming and supportive church family here.

“The Holy Family of Jesus, Mary & Joseph” serves as a model for all families, showcasing love, obedience, and faithfulness. In their humble home in Nazareth, we see a perfect example of harmony and mutual respect. Each member fulfilled their roles with grace, providing a foundation of love and support.
As we celebrate this family, we are called to reflect on our own families and the values we uphold. How can we foster an environment of love and support similar to that of the Holy Family? May we be encouraged to pray for our families, asking God to bless them with unity, peace, and resilience against challenges.
Heavenly Father, we thank You for the gift of family. We ask that You bless our families with the love and grace that characterized the Holy Family. Help us to mirror their virtues in our daily lives. May we always seek to support and uplift one another, growing in faith and love. Amen.
As we reflect on the Holy Family, let us recommit ourselves to nurturing our family bonds and fostering a spirit of love, just as Jesus, Mary, and Joseph did.
Please join us this weekend as we gather for the first Sunday of Lent, and we reflect on the profound themes of temptation, faith, and divine strength.
First Reading:
Genesis 2:7-9,16-18, 3:1-7
In this reading, we remember the creation of humanity and the moment of temptation in the Garden of Eden. It serves as a reminder of our vulnerability and the choices we make.
Second Reading:
Romans 5:12-19
St. Paul speaks of sin entering the world through one man, yet through Christ, we find grace and redemption. This highlights the hope we have in Jesus, who overcomes our failings.
Gospel:
Matthew 4:1-11
In the Gospel, we witness Jesus being tempted by the devil in the wilderness. His unwavering response reminds us of the power of Scripture and the strength found in faith. As we face our own temptations, may we look to Christ as our guide and source of strength.
As we move through this sacred season, let us embrace prayer, fasting, and almsgiving. May these practices help us to grow closer to God and one another, leading us toward the joy and hope of Easter. Wishing you all a blessed and transformative Lent!

Join us this weekend for Mass ✝️
Saturday 5:00 pm
Sunday 9:00 am, 11:00 am or 6:00 pm
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