St. Matthias
Catholic Church

   Livestreams of Masses from Saint Matthias Church can be found here.

Archived videos are available to watch anytime.

Saturday Evening: 5:00 PM*

Sunday: 7:15 AM, 8:30 AM*,
10:30 AM*, & 7:00 PM

--Sunday, September 20 only:--
--Outdoor Mass 9:30 AM*--

Monday to Friday: 7:30 AM*
Saturday morning: 8:00 AM*

(* Indicates Mass is live-streamed)

Click here to see important information on attending Mass during the Pandemic.

Temporary new time and location
Saturdays 4:00 PM to 4:30 PM 
in crypt chapel area.
(Other times by appointment).

Because the confessional does not allow for social distancing, confessions are being heard in the crypt chapel area of the church (in front of the statue of St. Joseph).  A white noise machine will help protect privacy. Please wear a mask, maintain social distances, and approach by way of the aisle along the Highland Ave side of the church.

Please remember in your prayers our parishioners who have gone to God in recent months.  May they Rest In Peace.

Name                                      Date of Death

Gerald V. McDevitt                         6/3/2020
Patricia M. Gallagher                     6/9/2020
Raymond D. Hinson                     6/18/2020
H. Nelson Keyser, Jr.                   6/29/2020
Matthew J. Dotsey.                        8/3/2020
Richard Welsh.                             8/14/2020
Maria Hunt Olson                          8/28/2020
Richard Sando.                               9/2/2020
Anne Mita                                        9/9/2020
Joan Hayden.                                9/15/2020

PARISH RELIGIOUS EDUCATION PROGRAM (PREP)
Grade K to 8 Registration is now open. Please contact Peggy Haley in the Parish Service Office 610-664-0207.

SACRAMENT OF CONFIRMATION
If your child is in grade 7 or 8 and attends a public school or a private Catholic school, please contact our parish office ASAP to arrange for your child to receive the Sacrament of Confirmation. (It is an Archdiocesan requirement that children be confirmed in their home parish.)

         “FEED THE HUNGRY”