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Holy Week

Palm Sunday – March 29th

Monday-Wednesday
Regular 8am Daily Mass

Holy Thursday – April 2nd
8am Silent Prayer (C) – No Daily Mass
7pm Mass of the Lord’s Supper (C)

Good Friday – April 3rd
8am Silent Prayer (C) – No Daily Mass
12pm Station of the Cross (C)
3pm Liturgy of the Lord’s Passion (English)

Holy Saturday – April 4th
Vigil Mass 8:30pm
No other Masses this day

Easter Sunday – APRIL 5th
Masses 7:30am, 9am & 11am

Sunday Mass (Winter)

Winter Mass Times (Advent through Easter)

Sundays
7:30am – 9am – 11am [all in English]

Saturday Vigils
4:30pm in English | 6:30pm en Español

Daily and most weekend Masses are live streamed on YouTube [here] and available for viewing afterwards. Seasonal Mass times, Holy Days of Obligation and information on Reconciliation can be found below or by subscribing for reminders via our e-newsletter [here]. Our newsletter is generally once per week and we do not share your information.

Summer Mass Schedule (not active)

(Divine Mercy Sunday thru Feast of Christ the King)

Saturday Vigils
4:30pm in English
6:30pm en Español

Sunday Mornings
8:00am and 10:00am

Winter Schedule
First Sunday of Advent through Easter Sunday.

Daily Mass
8:00am Monday through Saturday

Reconciliation

No Confession on Holy Saturday

Tuesday Evenings from 6:00-6:45pm
Saturdays from 3:00-3:45p (English)
Sabados de 5:30-6:15pm (Espanol)

Holy Days of Obligation Masses
4:30pm on the vigil
8am & 7pm (bilingual) on the Holy Day

Fr. Casey’s Homilies
Fr. Casey’s homilies are streamed during the Masses, but can also be seen as standalone videos on a separate YouTube playlist [here].

The Land of Saints and Spirits: A Pilgrimage to Ireland with Fr. Casey Jones

This 12-day pilgrimage departs from Fort Lauderdale and journeys through Ireland with visits to Dublin, Galway, Our Lady of Knock, Belfast, and more. Guided by Fr. Casey Jones, Jon Niven, and a local expert, travelers will be accompanied every step of the way. Enroll today and download the brochure!

Questions on faith?

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Streamed Masses

Streamed on YouTube weekly, with Father's Homilies as separate videos.

Prayer Wall

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Sacraments

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Ministry

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Welcome to Seton!

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Can I bring my children?

Yes, absolutely! Nurturing the faith of all life, Seton loves children!

God’s Mercy in Confession

Even the most private of sins affect our relationships with everyone. Come and experience grace.

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Text Seton7 to 84576. For the Spectator in Spanish, text Seton7ESP to 84576. Or visit Flocknote’s website here. To change your preferences and sign-up for other email groups. [click here]

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Watch Mass Online

Live-streamed every week: 6:30 PM Saturday Vigil Mass in Spanish and the 10AM/11AM Sunday Mass in English. Daily Mass is live-streamed at 8AM, Monday – Saturday. Subscribe today! [click here]

Parish Prayer Line 239-455-3900

Parish Prayer Volunteers can pray for you – daily – and your petitions. During business hours, call the Parish Office and ask for the Prayer Line. Enter “301” after business hours. [click here]

Post a Prayer & Pray for Others

Visit our online prayer wall to add your prayer to the list. Click ‘I prayer for this’ so others know you have prayed for them. This is monitored daily. [click here]

Give Online

Online Giving is the safest and most efficient way to donate to the parish. Online Giving is secure and always controlled by you. Please visit here. Thank you so much! [click here]

Serving Every Age & Situation through Technology

Worship with Us Online. Never miss a Mass & Homily.

Luz Hansen

Parishioner

"Father Casey’s homilies are incredible and so applicable to our daily lives. I love that he teaches the truth of our Church. The people that work at the office are very kind and welcoming."

We challenge our flock to grow in Christ.

Tony Rey

Parishioner

"Christ is the main focus in Father Casey's mass, TRUTH is very evasive now days but not here. May God bless and protect Father Casey."

Recent Bulletins & News

Bulletins

March 22, 2026 | Seton Bulletin & News

At Lazarus’s Tomb: Scott Hahn on the 5th Sunday of Lent As we draw near to the end of Lent, today’s Gospel clearly has Jesus’ passion and death in view. That’s why John gives us the detail about Lazarus’ sister, Mary—that she is the one who anointed the Lord for…
Bulletins

March 15, 2026 | Seton Bulletin & News

Eyesight to the Blind: Scott Hahn on the 4th Sunday of Lent God’s ways of seeing are not our ways, we hear in today’s First Reading. Jesus illustrates this in the Gospel as the blind man comes to see and the Pharisees are made blind. The blind man stands for…
Bulletins

March 8, 2026 | Seton Bulletin & News

Striking the Rock: Scott Hahn Reflects on the Third Sunday of Lent The Israelites’ hearts were hardened by their hardships in the desert. Though they saw His mighty deeds, in their thirst they grumbled and put God to the test in today’s First Reading—a crisis point recalled also in today’s…