The Mass schedule will be changing in the coming weeks. Please refer to the bulletin for accurate Mass times and updates. 

When there is a funeral in Greenwald, Meire Grove or Spring Hill, there will not be a morning Mass that day in any of the three parishes. When there is a funeral in Melrose, there will not be a morning Mass that day in Melrose. 

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The Area Catholic Community
Weekend Mass Times

Saturday:             

4 p.m. - New Munich                                 

5 p.m. - Melrose

4 p.m. - Greenwald

​Sunday:               

8 a.m. - Meire Grove

8 a.m. - Freeport

10 a.m. - St. Rosa

10 a.m. - Spring Hill

9 a.m. - Melrose (livestreamed

11:30 p.m. - Melrose (Spanish Mass)

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The Rosary is prayed every Monday morning at 7 am at St. John's Church in Meire Grove. ​

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Changes to Our Mass Schedule Effective Tuesday, June 30, 2026

Many of us have been waiting intently on the formal merger decree from the Bishop's office concerning our four parishes. While we do not yet have the decree in hand, I have been given permission to proceed with some of the next steps — including publishing our future Mass schedule. As our four parishes become one new Saint Mary's Parish, weekend Masses will be celebrated on our two campuses — Saint Mary's, Melrose and Saint John the Baptist, Meire Grove. Please know: no single schedule could please everyone, and every community is sacrificing something. This was carefully and prayerfully considered.

 

Weekend Masses

Saturday: 5:00 pm vigil (English) at St. John, Meire Grove*

Sunday: 9:00 am (English) & 11:30 am (Spanish) at St. Mary, Melrose

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Weekday Masses

Monday: No daily Mass

Tuesday: 6:30 pm (Spanish) at St. Mary, Melrose

Wednesday: 8:00 am at St. John, Meire Grove

Thursday: 8:00 am with the SJSA school (June–Aug: St. Michael · Sept–May: St. Andrew)

Friday: 8:00 am at St. Mary, Melrose (8:30 am during the academic year, with St. Mary's school)

 

At CURA Center (Nursing Home, Melrose)

Saturday: 10:00 am**

Tuesday: 10:00 am

 

A Note on Mass Intentions: This cherished custom of requesting Masses offered for the benefit of souls is an important and time-honored tradition. An updated Mass intention policy is currently being reviewed. Parishioners will be notified once the updated policy is approved and Masses can be requested again. Understandably, going forward, availability will be greatly reduced. There will be more information in the weeks to come, and I will continue to be available to answer any questions I can. Let us continue to pray for one another and this process. God bless. ~Fr. Mitchell