We have a lot of exciting things to share, so please browse through the many pages of our website. Some points of interest for first time users are as follows: Parish Ministries and Organizations. A listing of all Ministries and Organizations with their current contact information. Current Events. You will now be able to view the Parish Calendar and retrieve helpful information so you never miss another Parish event! Current Parish Bulletin. The Parish Bulletins are readily available for viewing via the Parish Links of the site. Church Images. A collection of...

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~~Children at Mass TO THE PARENTS OF OUR YOUNG CHILDREN: MAY WE SUGGEST.. Relax! God put the wiggle in children; don’t feel you have to suppress it in God’s house. All are welcome! Sit toward the front, even the 1st row - it is easier for your little ones to see and hear what’s going on at the altar. They tire of seeing the backs of others’ heads.  Quietly explain the parts of the liturgy and actions of the priest, servers, etc.  Sing, pray, and voice the responses. Children learn by copying you.  If you have to leave with your chi...

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Traveling check out: www.masstimes.org for a listing of churches and Mass times around the world.  When you attend a Mass outside of St. Bernard’s, remember to bring back a bulletin.  If you want to stay connected you can find our bulletin on the website each week.      

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Wednesdays: 9:30am after morning Mass // Saturdays:   4:30pm // Or anytime by appointment

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The Labyrinth at St. Bernard's Catholic Community - (found behind the Church). Essentially the labyrinth is a prayer walk, a tool used in walking meditation and a symbolic reminder of the spiritual journey. The idea and design of the labyrinth is ancient and found in cultures all over the world. There are many forms of labyrinths, but most are a series of circular paths moving toward a center. Unlike a maze, which places obstacles in the path, the labyrinth draws you toward the center.' St. Bernard's labyrinth is patterned after the labyrinth found in the flo...

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Between demanding schedules, traveling, or just trying to get out the door on time for Mass, it can be challenging to tithe on a regular basis as God calls us to do. Plus, for many families, the parish is one of the last places where you still have to use a checkbook or cash.  Did you know we offer online giving for you to easily give one-time as well as recurring gifts?  Simply make a secure donation via electronic check or debit/credit card by visiting www.stbernardblgs.org (on this page above).  And if you choose to set up a recurring gift, you will be pro...

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Tickets available in the parish office.

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Join pro-life people in the Billings area on Respect Life Sunday, Oct. 4th at 2 pm for the 14th Annual LIFE CHAIN – an international movement that consists of a peaceful, prayerful, public witness of pro-life people standing for 90 minutes, praying for our nation and for an increased respect for the inherent dignity of ALL human life, from the moment of conception.  Come to our table near the City Brew at King Ave. & 24th St. W. at 2 pm and choose one of several different signs with positive pro-life messages. Then line up 6...

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The Eucharist: Catholic Beliefs and Practices The fourth in a series of teachings on the Eucharist  By Bishop Warfel I was at one of our Catholic schools for Mass a while back. A Communion Minister mentioned to me that some of the Precious Blood had accidently spilled on the floor. I covered up the spill with a purificator and then, after Mass, knelt at the spot of the spill in order to properly clean up the spill. Another Communion Minister who was present, related the incident to a member of my staff saying that I had made a big deal out of that issue of the Precio...

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The 2020-2021 registration forms for Sunday School, Kindergarten through High School are available in the lobby of the church and online at www.stbernardblgs.org. Whether you are going to be doing in-person groups or distant learning, we ask that everyone please turn in a new registration for the new year.  All the registration money goes directly to helping run our youth programs, but if money is an issue don’t worry about the registration fee we just want to keep your children involved.  All programs start the week of September 28th.   Sunday Scho...

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BECOMING CATHOLIC (RCIA) “Knowing Jesus is the best gift that anyone can ever receive. That we have encountered Him is the best thing that has happened in our lives. And making Him known by our deeds and words is our greatest joy.” Pope Francis. We believe every individual is called to a spiritual journey–where you are on that journey is unique. We seek to welcome each person regardless of the stage of their spiritual life, their struggles, failings, or faults. If you are interested in becoming a full member of the Catholic Church, Becoming Catholic ...

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40 DAYS for LIFE: Sept. 23 - Nov. 1  Help us witness to the sanctity of every human life by scheduling an hour per week. Our parish has committed to covering every Wednesday of the campaign; to help fill our church’s day, call Alvina Buck at 860-5553 or 259-3168. For more information or to sign up for a different prayer shift, contact Amy Seymour (855-3737) or Alvina (860-5553), or go to www.40DaysForLife.com/Billings.  

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Come to the longest running craft fair in the Billings area! For the 39th year, St. Bernard's Craft Fair will take place November 7th, 2020 from 9AM - 3PM. You'll want to attend this event that has built a great reputation for diversity in hand-crafted items and art work. Contact Coreen, 248-6535 or Alice, 248-2420.

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