August Healing Mass
BasilicaFr. Matthias Kotoka Amuzu will not be able to attend because of COVID-19 Travel Restrictions. Fr. Peter Calabrese is to be the Main celebrant, with the Bobak family providing Music […]
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Masses and Devotions
October First Saturday
BasilicaOctober 3 @ 11:00 am - 5:00 pm In honor of First Saturday we will have the following devotions: 11:00 am Rosary After the 11:30 Mass there will be a […]
October Healing Mass
BasilicaFr. Dan Young is to be the Main celebrant, with Mary Palmer providing Music Ministry. This will be a Eucharistic Healing Mass with no individual laying on of hands due […]
Healing Mass (November)
BasilicaFatima Shrine will host its last Healing Mass of the Season on Sunday, November 1, 2020. Main Celebrant is Fr. Bill Quinlivan. Music Ministry: Deacon Bill Walchowiak. Becaus of COVID […]
November First Saturday
BasilicaIn honor of First Saturday we will have the following devotions: 11:00 am Rosary After the 11:30 Mass there will be a brief (15-20 minutes) guided Eucharistic Adoration followed by […]
Thanksgiving Day November 26, 2020
BasilicaOnly Mass will be at 11:30 am. Blessing of Food during Mass Festival of Lights on 5 pm - 9 pm Office, Gift SHop, and Cafeteria Closed.
National Night of Prayer For Life
BasilicaThe 30th annual National Night of Prayer for Life will take place December 8, from 9:00 p.m. to 1:00 a.m. December 9. At Fatima Shrine, Prayer will be in the main Basilica we will […]
Christmas Masses
BasilicaNo Reservations Necessary (Basilica COVID Capacity 133 Persons) December 24, 2020 4:00 pm December 25, 2020 Midnight December 25, 2020 9 am and 12 Noon (No 5 pm Mass) Festival […]
January First Saturday
BasilicaIn honor of First Saturday we will have the following devotions: 11:00 am Rosary After the 11:30 Mass there will be a brief (15-20 minutes) guided Eucharistic Adoration followed by […]
March for Life – Fatima Shrine
Participate locally in this year's March for Life! 1 pm - Outdoor Rosary for Life 1:30 pm - Intersession of the Saints: we will walk the campus invoking the intersession […]