The Catholic Church of St. George remains a vibrant community of Catholics who are living and growing in the faith as our parish founders did over 100 years ago.

ARCHDIOCESAN PASSPORT ADVENTURE
The Archdiocese of St. Paul and Minneapolis celebrates 175 years since its founding on July 19, 1850. Archbishop Bernard Hedba is encouraging the faithful to explore parishes throughout the Archdiocese by participating in the Passport Adventure program! The history and traditions of each parish have shaped their church architecture, liturgical expression, and their social gatherings in vibrant and diverse ways.   Archbishop Hebda invites you to cross your parish boundaries by becoming an Archdiocesan Jubilee Pilgrim!

· This summer through October 12, visit seven or more parishes.
· Include our Jubilee co-cathedrals: the Cathedral of Saint Paul and the Basilica of Saint Mary, and look for the Jubilee Cross in each of them.
· Visit one of our oldest, newest and/or newly renovated churches.
· Participate in a Mass that expands your liturgical experience.
· Join us October 12 for Mass + Ice Cream Social on the Cathedral of Saint Paul Lawn.
Download or print your passport at Archdiocesan Passport Adventure – Archdiocese of Saint Paul and Minneapolis which also contains more information and suggestions about the Passport Adventure!

The Catholic Church of St. George

Founded in 1916 when Catholics in Long Lake petitioned Father George Scheffold, OSB, pastor of the Holy Name of Jesus Catholic Church in Medina, to form a Catholic church in Long Lake.

Mass Schedule

Join us in sharing the mystery of faith through our many worship opportunities.

Weekend Masses:

Saturday 4pm (Rosary at 3:30pm)

Sunday 9:15am (Rosary at 8:45am)

Sunday 5:00pm in Spanish

Office Hours:  Tues–Thurs, 9am-3:00pm

Weekday Masses:
Tues 5:30pm
Wed & Thurs 8:30am
1st and 4th Fri at 8:30am

NO MASS ON THURSDAY, JUNE 12th

Reconciliation Schedule
Saturday 3:00pm-3:30pm
and by appointment

 

Adoration

Mondays, Wednesdays & Thursdays 9am-8pm.

Eucharistic Adoration is a Catholic devotion dating back to the early days of the Church. It involves exposing a consecrated host, the Blessed Sacrament, allowing people to sit and pray in the presence of Jesus Christ. During your time with Jesus, you can read and reflect on the readings of the Bible, pray the rosary, Pray the Divine Mercy Chaplet, Converse with God or just sit in his presence and listen.

For information about the Eucharistic Adoration, please contact Jean Kottemann at 763.458.1591.

Weekly Bulletins

Bulletin 06/15/2025

Looking for past Bulletins?  Click here!

Past Bulletins

Upcoming Events

Make sure to check out our bulletin for a full list of weekly events.

Calendar of Events