He is risen, Hallelujah!
Our next Centennial Event will be 
Easter Triduum
Easter Sunday 8:30 and 10:30 am
April 27, Divine Mercy Sunday Service 11:30 am-1:30pm clik here
Divine Mercy Promise Explainedclik here
All are welcome!
St Henry Parish pays tribute to 100 years of employees!
UpdatedCentennial Timeline of Events click here
Bishop McGovern says Goodbye!
Dear Friends in Christ,
On March 31, our Holy Father Pope Francis appointed me the new Archbishop of Omaha. As I will soon conclude my ministry as Bishop of Belleville, I thank all of you for your prayers and for sharing your faith with me throughout the past five years. I enjoyed being your Bishop and have seen many signs of hope for the future of our diocese. I hope that the seeds we have planted will, with God’s blessing, come to fruition in the years ahead. For more reflections on these years, please read our Diocesan newspaper, The Messenger, April 24, 2025.
I ask for your prayers during this time of transition. Also, please keep the intention of a new bishop in your daily prayers as the diocese awaits the Holy Father’s appointment of a new shepherd.
After May 1, you may write me at the Archdiocese of Omaha, 2222 N. 111th St., Omaha, NE 68164-3817
With gratitude in the love of Christ,
Bishop Michael McGovern
People in the thousands came to witness Jesus healing the sick, the lame, the deaf and the blind.
He gave that power to his disciples and sent them out to spread the Good News and bring hope to the world.
Was that it? Or is the healing power of Jesus alive today in The Church?
Dr Mary Healy, professor of Theology at Sacred Heart Major Seminary in Detroit is an inspiring lecturer and author.
Hearing her account of the power Jesus bestowed on the disciples makes us believe she is giving a first-hand account of his miracles.
Dr Healy a member of the Pontifical Biblical Commission
spoke to us on the mission of Healing in The Church historically and today and our role in supernatural healing.
She reminded us that as followers of Jesus Christ we are called to spread the good news and heal the sick. If you are interested in exploring the charism of Healing in our Diocese
please call the parish office 618-233-2423 for more information.
Mass Times
Parish Weekday Mass
Mon-Friday 8 am
ACHS Mass all are welcome!
10:20 am Wednesday when school is in session.
Weekend Masses
Saturday 8 am
Saturday vigil 4 pm
Sunday 8:30 & 10:30 am
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The Sacrament of Reconciliation
Saturday from 3-3:45 pm
EUCHARISTIC EXPOSITION
at 11:30-3:30 pm for Wednesday, March 19th Parish Mission
Chaplet of Divine Mercy in Song
at 3 pm
A rescue dog senses life in the tabernacle click here to view
Divine Mercy Sunday, April 27th. Say the Chaplet of Divine Mercy a powerful prayer of Mercy for those in your family. click here to see more
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Pray the Rosary with your Parish!
On February 12, 2023, our parish began The Parish Rosary Program. Each week parishioners are requested to either email to the church secretary sthenryc@peaknet.net or drop in the collection basket a slip of paper with the number of rosaries they prayed the previous week. Weekly, year-to-date, and grand totals will be printed in the church bulletin.
There are many reasons to pray the rosary: reparation for sin, world peace, political civility, the end of abortion, souls in purgatory, the intentions of the Holy Father, vocations, lukewarm and fallen away Catholics, marriages, and those in the most need of God’s mercy. But perhaps the best reason of all is by praying the rosary as Blessed Mother has requested, is that she will bring us closer to Jesus and in the process we will become more Christ like.
All adults and children are asked to participate. If you are unsure of how to pray the Rosary, there are instructions in the back of church..
12, 299 rosaries recorded!
