Saint Mary of the Woods Catholic Church

Saint Mary of the Woods

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Welcome to

Saint Mary

of the Woods

Catholic Church

Consecrated to the Blessed Virgin MarY

"Following in the footsteps of Our Lady,
we will welcome and adore the abiding presence
of Jesus in the Blessed Sacrament,
and bring Him with joy to those we encounter."

About

Mass schedule:

Saturday Vigil at 6:00 PM

Sundays at 8:00 AM

See all mass times.

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Archbishop Schnurr's letter to the faithful 1/24/25

Read Archbishop Schnurr's letter to the faithful addressing the Eucharistic Revival’s Year of Mission and the Love in Action principle of Beacons of Light.

Visit catholicaoc.org/yearofmission

Ltr to Faithful RE Year of Mission & Love in Action – English.pdf

Ltr to Faithful RE Year of Mission & Love in Action – Spanish.pdf

2025 Catholic Ministries Appeal (CMA)

February 1st & 2nd, is Commitment Weekend for the 2025 Catholic Ministries Appeal. More than anyone in the world, the Catholic Church teaches, feeds, and heals. In our local community, this happens through the Catholic Ministries Appeal. Join us in supporting these ministries! You can mail your pledge card or bring it to Mass next weekend and drop it in the second collection basket.

MAKE CHECKS PAYABLE TO CMA.

For more information about the CMA or to donate online, visit CatholicAOC.org/CMA.

Thank you!

Begun in 1927, St. Mary of the Woods promotes the ideals of Christian community through the recognition that each person is given the manifestation of the Spirit of the common good.

We believe in fostering spiritual growth through scripture, the sacraments and through the use of each person's gifts in our family.

Read about our staff

One Big Family

The Archdiocese of Cincinnati is beginning a new phase of planning for the future. The goal is to help our parishes to be 'Beacons of Light' that are vibrant and effective in bringing the Gospel to the world.

Visit beaconsaoc.org to learn more.

Beacons of Light

Updated 1/14/24

"When I see that the burden is beyond my strength, I do not consider or analyze it or probe into it, but I run like a child to the Heart of Jesus, and say only one thing to Him: 'You can do all things.' And then I keep silent, because I know that Jesus Himself will intervene in the matter, and as for me, instead of tormenting myself, I use that time to love Him."--St. Faustina

See The Chaplet of Divine Mercy.

Jesus, I trust in You.