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Feast of St. Frances Cabrini

Celebrate Mother Cabrini's Feast With Us!

Mother Cabrini’s Feast Day

The Feast of St. Frances Cabrini, patron saint of immigrants, falls on November 13. This year we will celebrate with five Masses over two days: Saturday, November 12 and Sunday, November 13. Individual veneration of a first-class relic of Mother Cabrini will be available following each Mass.

Saturday, November 12

Mass in Italian at 11am

Filipino Mass at 2pm

French Mass at 4pm

Sunday, November 13

Mass in English with Bishop Gerald Walsh at 11am

~~ Open house with refreshments at Cabrini Immigrant Services ~~

Mass in Spanish with Bishop Josu Iriondo at 3pm

We look forward to celebrating this great Feast with you!

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