Who is
St. Lambert

WORSHIP & SACRAMENTS

WEEKDAY MASSES

Monday through Saturday – 8:30am
Wednesday Evening - 5:30pm

WEEKEND MASSES
Saturday at 4:30pm
Sunday at  8:00am, 9:30am and 11:00am

NURSERY SERVICE
Open during 9:30am and 11:00am Sunday Masses. Ages 12 months - Preschool welcome

SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION
Saturdays: 3:00pm–4:00pm or by appt.
Wednesday 6:15pm-7:00pm

SACRAMENT OF BAPTISM
The Jordan Program, a
prerequisite for Baptism, is held the
First Sunday of each month at 7:00pm.
You must pre-register by calling the Parish Office, 336-8808.

SACRAMENT OF MARRIAGE
Preparation is by appointment with our
Parish Priests six months in advance.

Eucharistic Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament opens following the Mass on Thursday mornings and concludes with Benediction at 7:55 am Friday.  If you would like more information about Adoration, please contact Sam Nastase at 334-6492. 

During my recent visit to Ireland I was listening to a radio report about students who are applying for college courses. The journalist stated that many European universities are struggling to stay open due to the very low birth rate throughout the continent. As a result they are offering incentives to foreign students to come to their colleges in a bid to keep their doors open.

In Europe abortion is not a major issue of contention. It is an accepted fact of life that many people avail of as a basic right for their convenience. The widespread use of abortion in Europe is one of the key factors in the continent’s population decline, which is itself one of the major influences that contributed to Europe’s economic meltdown – a meltdown that threatens the global economy at this moment.

Abortion is not a side issue in our world. It is a critical, albeit ignored element of the civilization that we live in, rather like cancer cells that sap life and hasten death. In future generations people will look on us and wonder how we could have been so sophisticated in science and lifestyles, and yet so barbaric in allowing the death of millions of fellow human beings.

Today as we remember the 39th anniversary of the legalizing of abortion in our country, each one of us needs to ask what we can do to promote a culture of life so that our civilization welcomes every life, respects and protects every life, because every human life is a precious gift of God. This means prayer and conversion – in our hearts, and then in our private and public actions. Everything we do and say has to contribute to that respect of life – it can never be a side issue in our considerations.

In Christ,
Father King

St. Lambert Parish would like to extend a warm welcome to all who are visiting us or are new to the area. If you are not currently registered at St. Lambert and consider this your Parish, please stop by the Parish Office to fill out a registration form and meet Father Mason or Father King.  If you consider yourself a member but do not receive mailings or envelopes from the Parish, please call Linda at 336-8808.

ParishSoft Registration Form

Mt. Kato Youth Ski Trip

If you have recently changed your phone number, dropped your landline or have moved, please click on the following document, make your changes, and send to the parish office by email.

Contact Information Update

Don't forget your parish! Fill out the attached form and send to lnuese@sfcss.org.

Automatic Withdrawal Form

Please contact the Parish Office if you would like to sign up or you can print a form from our website.

Want to know more about Sioux Falls Catholic Schools? Click on the following link below to learn about what they have to offer.

Sioux Falls Catholic School System

For the new St. Michael Cemetary website:
http://stmichaelcemeterysf.com/

St. Lambert Mission Statement:  We strive to be a welcoming community, sharing the love of Jesus Christ through prayer, celebrating the Eucharist, educational opportunities, calling forth the unique gifts of each member, and reaching out to meet the needs of our parish and community.