You can join a St. Anthony of Padua Mass at any time by accessing the archives, or you can view Mass live online Monday through Thursday at noon, Saturday at 5:00 p.m., and Sunday at 11:00 a.m.

Request Mass intentions by visiting or calling the parish office or you may use our online portal. The Massbook is open until Dec 31st, 2019.  Masses are reserved on a first come, first served basis so please reserve your Mass intention early on during the year. 

The normal stipend for a weekday Mass is $10 and for a weekend Mass is $25.

Mass intentions are not complete until the Mass stipend is fully covered. Mass intentions that are verbally reserved, but not covered within a reasonable time may be cancelled at any time by office staff and another intention put in its place.

Formal, communal worship is a keystone of our faith and gives our congregation the chance to come together in support and encouragement as we commit to living in accordance with Christ’s doctrine. To meet the needs of our parishioners, we offer several opportunities each week for divine worship and participation in the Eucharistic liturgy.

• Eucharistic Adoration Sign-up

During the Year of St. Anthony (Nov 1, 2018 to Nov 1, 2019), St. Anthony's has All-Night Adoration the last Tuesday of each month from 7pm until 7am the following morning. Parishioners who are interested in participating sign up through our adoration portal. All are welcome.

Wednesdays 3:00 p.m. (Adoration Chapel)

St. Anthony is now praying the rosary a half hour before each of the weekend Masses. We invite you to come early and join in praying for our community.

Our prayer chain consists of a network of volunteers who pray for special intentions requested by parishioners. To submit prayers or to join the prayer network, please contact Lane Bergstrom by email or by phone at (910) 295.9085, or call the parish office.

There is also a petition book at the back of the church where parishioners can enter prayer requests for special intentions.

Please remember our deceased veterans in your prayers:

• Sp4 Roland Arrigoni
• 2nd Lt Donald Balfe
• 1st Lt Charles Brooks Bradbury
• Joseph Camarda
• Seaman 1st Class Leonard Francis Campbell SR
• SSGT John W. Casey
• PFC John Victor Cassar
• PFC Henry Daniel Connelly
• PFC Ronald Cooley (Marine)
• LTC Frank Crites
• Lt Joseph F. Crowley
• SPC Joseph Dwyer
• AOM2C Leonard Filipowski
• Cpl Andrew James Finch
• Edward Fitzgerald
• PFC William Joseph Fitzpatrick
• C/USNR George Fredrick Flanigan
• PFC Ramon Flores
• PFC Albert Gaeta
• LTC Raymond Edward Gatti
• MPCorp James Ray Gessner
• 1Lt Edward Rayu Glotfetty
• PO Thomas Hammond
• 2nd CL Richard Hoskins
• SSgt Fred Joseph Humphrey
• Brig Gen Robert L. Johnson
• Bowmen's Mate Clarence Kirsch (Navy)
• Captain Mary Klinker (Air Force)
• LT John Walter Lang
• CPL Lillian Lang
• PFC Clifford Leuck (Army)
• MSGT Rickie A. Luc
• PVT Richard McCarthy
• SGT Andrew McCusker
• SFC John Leroy Mims
• PFC Benjamin Mateo Negron
• SSgt John Edward Nolan Sr
• SFC Bernard F. O'Connell (Army)
• Cpl Edward C. O’Reilly SR.
• Cpl Leo Anthony Orlandi
• PVT John Puskar
• Frank Raimondi
• Joseph Raimondi
• Capt Joseph Riley
• Walter Bernard Schaed
• Ltc Eugene F. Scherr
• MAJ Karen Spurgeon
• SFC Gene Wallace Stockman
• TSGT John Tobako
• CSM Willie H. Waller
• ETM2 Michael F. Warnimont
• SSGT Patrick Waterbury
• Cpl Frank Joseph Wiles

If a registered parishioner would like to add a name of a deceased veteran, please use the contact us page on this website. Please include your email address for further contact if necessary. Thank you.

• Praying with Body, Mind, and Voice
• Celebrating the Lord’s Day
• Participating at Mass
• Liturgy and Life
• Eucharist and Social Mission: Body of Christ, Broken for the World
• Penance: Reconciled to Right Relationship, Called to Heal and Restore

“If we live the fruits of the Eucharist in our daily lives, we will fill our families and our communities with the life-giving qualities that the Liturgy brings: hospitality, concern for the poor and vulnerable, self-offering, and thanksgiving.”  
-From Liturgy and Life, USCCB