Saint Nicholas and Saint William parish

We continue to compensate our parish staff, commensurate with their dedication and professionalism, budget for a significant increase in our property, liability, and health insurance, as well as electricity and water, and provide funding for all programs, ministries, and outreach. As we soon embark on the Campaign for Spiritual Renewal, we will maintain our weekly Sunday Offertory goal at $24,385. This is the amount we need each week to meet our financial responsibilities. We encourage you to prayerfully discern a 5-10% increase in your weekly or monthly donation.

Our grief group is for those who seek consolation after the death of a loved one, whether the death is recent or long ago. We give voice to our unique journeys of grief and find healing and spiritual growth. This is a 6-week program in which each week builds on the previous one through information, discussion, sharing, reflection, and Scripture. We come together in a small/intimate gathering to share from our hearts and listen to one another.

Sowing Seeds of Faith is a diocesan-wide campaign for spiritual renewal that supports our Pastoral Plan, Renewed in Christ, Together in Mission. Unlike a typical capital campaign focused on buildings, this effort is about renewing our mission — strengthening faith formation, supporting vocations, reaching the disengaged, and helping every parish bring the Pastoral Plan to life in their community.

Mark your calendars for August 29–30, 2026, as Saint Francis High School celebrates its Grand Reunion! We are excited to welcome back alumni from the classes of 1966,1976, 1986, 1996, 2006, and 2016 for a weekend of connection, memories, and celebration. If you graduated during one of these years or know people who did, feel free to spread the word! For full event details, please

Thank you for your interest in World Youth Day Seoul 2027. Please fill out the form below and also be added to the diocesan list of interested pilgrims for WYD in Seoul, August 2027, with Pope Leo!

The Institute for Leadership in Ministry is a 3-year course of study for the laity. The ILM provides training and faith formation for lay leaders in the Church. The theological base for this program is found in the documents of the Second Vatican Council. Responding to their baptismal call, graduates return to their parish to serve in various leadership roles in Liturgy, Catechetics, Social Justice, Pastoral Care, and many others.