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Welcome to Divine Mercy Parish

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Whether you are just visiting, looking for a new parish home, or exploring the Catholic faith, we are so glad you are here! We are a consortium of three parishes that make up one faithful family. 

Our parish community is continuously working towards deepening their faith. To that end, we offer various opportunities like scripture study, praying the rosary together, parish wide events, and service projects. 

Our parish families include Holy Trinity, St. Sylvester, and Sts. Peter & Paul. Our pastor is Father Thomas Herge. Please feel free to introduce yourself after Mass.

The parish office is located at the back of Sts. Peter & Paul Church at 229 S. New York Ave. Wellston, and we invite you to stop by so that we can meet each other and provide you with a welcome packet.

Finding Our Parish

Adoration Hours

Friday: 12:30 – 1 pm at Holy Trinity

 

Mass Times

Saturday
5:00 pm Sts. Peter & Paul 

Sunday
9:00 am Holy Trinity 

Sunday
11:00 am St. Sylvester 

Tuesday
12 noon Holy Trinity 

Wednesday
5:30 pm St. Sylvester

Thursday
12 noon Sts. Peter & Paul 

Friday
12 noon Holy Trinity

Confession Times

1/2 hour before all Masses

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