Immaculate Conception Catholic Church

Immaculate Conception will host a White Mass for health care workers on the Feast of St. Luke, patron saint of physicians. We will gather in the church at 6:30pm on Monday, October 18th. Please join us to honor our workers in the medical field for their tireless work during the Covid pandemic.

Pope Francis has decreed 2021 to be the year of St Joseph. Join us for a discussion on the spouse of Mary, foster father of Jesus. We will look at the Old and New Testament, as well as the person of Christ, to speak to the character and importance of this great man. October 4th, 7pm in the parish...

What is an angel? How do they relate to humans? Where do we encounter them in the Bible? What does the Church teach about them? If questions like these intrigue you, join us for a presentation on these celestial beings at 7pm, September 6th in the parish hall!

You are invited to the Growing and Living Conference Saturday, Oct. 2 in Fort Walton Beach. This year’s theme, “To Grow and Live in the Real Presence,” is centered on the Eucharist. There will be breakout sessions, Eucharistic Adoration and Mass. For more information and to register, click below.

Join us this Monday evening in the hall to hear parishioners share their amazing miracle stories. Let the Holy Spirit reinforce your faith as we give testimony to God's marvelous works, starting at 7pm.

Beginning July 18th, we will begin meeting every third Sunday of the month at 6pm in the event room of Old Mexico for Theology on Tap! Come listen to a variety of speakers on Catholic topics, share a drink, and enjoy food and fellowship with the local faithful.

Join us in the parish hall June 7th at 7pm to deepen your experience of Sunday Mass. Fr Tim Holeda will join us from the Co-Cathedral of St Thomas More to explain the meaning of the Mass as he walks us through the origin of the signs, prayers, and structure of this most important Sacrament of our...

Join us in the hall this Monday evening at 7pm to watch the first two episodes of the popularly acclaimed new series, "The Chosen." Matthew, James, John, Mary Magdalen and others are depicted in their transformative encounters with Jesus as they go about their daily lives. Discussion to follow.

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