Welcome to our website!
Our website was redone in conjunction with the 50th Jubilee of the Parish. This version of the site, as you can see, uses a new template color scheme and has an enhanced emphasis on St. Elizabeth and her charismatas.
The most important changes, however, are "under the hood" and are designed to keep the site more current and easier for you, the parishioner, to get timely information about the parish community and our events and ministries.
If this is your first time visiting out website, we welcome you and hope that you are able to find the information you seek. If you have any comments or suggestions, please contact us and let us know. We are constantly looking for new ideas and ways to make this site more valuable to our parishioners.
The site contains many features including;
- Our History
- ...and more!
We invite all other ministries at St. Elizabeth to contribute content to the site, in the form of announcements, articles, photos, etc. The Website Ministry will facilitate the publishing of that information to the site. You can contact them at: webmaster@stelizabeth.org. The site continually strives to offer value as a resource for liturgical information.
Don't forget to bookmark this site. and check here to find late-breaking parish news and the most up-to-date information regarding upcoming parish events.
Finally, why not join our email lists?
- You would informed by email of events happening right here at St. Elizabeth Parish
- You can receive our popular Reflection Series?
- You want to be notified directly via email of last minute schedule changes to parish events or meeting postponements at the Parish Center.
Click on the link below to sign up for St. Elizabeth Parish email list and/or Reflection email list. We’ll add your name to the growing list of parishioner who get the latest info about parish events delivered via email. Of course, your information will be kept private, and will not be used for any purpose other than that described.
Thank you and God Bless!
Thanks for visiting and welcome!
Understanding the Sunday Readings: Fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time