Mass Times
4:00 pm at St. Michael
5:30 pm at St. Peter
Sunday Masses
7:30 am at St. Michael
9:00 am at St. Peter
10:30 am at St. Michael (Live Stream)
Daily Masses
Tuesday 8:35 am at St. Michael
Wednesday 7:30 am at HGA Oratory
Wednesday 6:00 pm at St. Peter
Thursday 8:35 am at St. Michael
1st Thursday 6:00 pm at HGA Oratory
Friday 7:30 am at St. Michael
Staff
- Fr. Vincent P. Lampert, Pastor
- Deacon Steve Tsuleff, Deacon
- Mrs. Donna Weekley, Business Manager
- Carla Hertel, Administrative Assistant
- Mrs. Brenda Bertsch, Family Formation/Youth Ministry
- Mrs. Susan Leffingwell, CRE/Youth Ministry
Office Hours
Office location:
145 St. Michael Blvd.
Brookville, Indiana 47012
765-647-5462
Our Secure Online Giving Site
We Share Online GivingThe link above will take you to our secure online giving site which will allow you to complete the following transactions:
- Sunday Collections
- Special Collections
- Memorial Donations
- Register for upcoming Events and/or pay for fees involved
St. Peter's $28,000 Raffle
St. Peter's Festival
St. Michael Capital Campaigns
St. Michael's Capital Campaigns
One Faith. One Parish. One Future.
Pledges Donations...$2,199,694.00
Pledged Donations Collected...$1,764,818.00
80.2 % Collected as of 5/11/2021
Fulfilling the Legacy
Goal: $300,000.00
Collected: $113,667.00
Daily Readings
Praying the Rosary
Fulfilling the Legacy
Funeral Mass Pre-Arrangements
For the Christian death is not an end, but a beginning. In death, the faithful follower truly lives with our Lord in eternal and blessed union.
At the time of mourning, it can be a great comfort to your family and friends to know that the readings, songs and other arrangements that are made for the celebration of Holy Mass and Christian Burial were specifically chosen by you.
Funeral Planning Pre-Arrangement Book
The link above will let you print off the Funeral Mass Pre-Arrangement Book that you can use to help you plan your funeral Mass. File in pages 20-21 of this document and keep them in a place that is known to your immediate family.
Remember, it is the grace of being baptized Christian that upon death the Sacred Rite of Christian Burial should be celebrated. This is the desire of the Church.
