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North American Martyrs Catholic Church
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(Photo courtesy of
Jennifer Mecca)
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Please visit our
Programs and Committees page for
a chart that provides contact information for our
Parish organizations.
You can watch some of Father Stan
Fortuna's January performance at North American Martyrs -
click here
You can watch our Building Our Salvation Video online, and
view the brochure -
click here
Eucharistic Adoration Hours -
please click here to
see available hours. There are168 hours a
week, and we currently have 44 hours to be filled.
Please remember to
continue to use Scrip!
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Fr.
Brian Connor,
Pastor • Fr. Sean
Kilcawley, Parochial Vicar
• Sr. Patricia Heirigs, Principal
Parish Information
North American Martyrs Catholic Church and School are
located in the Highlands Subdivision of northwest
Lincoln, Nebraska, at 1101 Isaac Drive. As of July
2007, there are 1256 registered families in our parish.For driving directions, a map to our
parish, and description of parish boundaries,
click here.
Information about the adjoining
North American Martyrs Catholic School can be found on
the School website.
Be sure to
read the Sunday Bulletin and
visit the
Calendar page to learn about
important news and upcoming events. For
information about our church, please browse our website. You can look at the
Parish Newsletter, listen to Mass Homilies, learn about
Stewardship opportunities, and find a collection of
links to other great Catholic websites.
If you can't find what you are looking for, please call Parish
Secretary Julie Crawford at the Parish office, (402) 476-8088,
or by email: Julie-Crawford@cdolinc.net
. Parish fax number is (402)476-8088
Mission Statement
We
the parish of the North American Martyrs,
are a Catholic
community challenged to live the gospel message of Jesus
Christ.
As partners in the journey of faith, we witness our
love of God through liturgical celebrations, lifelong
faith formation and works of charity.
We embrace the example of our martyred patrons
to
selflessly give ourselves for the greater honor and
glory of God.
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