• Landings is a Paulist Ministry designed to assist parishes in welcoming back inactive Catholics wanting to take another look at the church. We are a group of active Catholic volunteers from all walks of life and different Faith backgrounds that are in solidarity with the returning Catholic, as we represent that segment of the Church which has returned and continue to return through this participation. We are founded on the belief that we don’t have to be trained theologians to speak honestly about the faith; rather, we trust in the Holy Spirit for guidance.

  • The Protecting God’s Children course is mandatory for anyone who comes in contact with children: ushers, eucharistic ministers, lectors, altar server trainers, religious education teachers, adult aides, and parents attending class with their child.

    Call the parish office at 775-358-5977 for more details.

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How will you prepare for Lent?

Lent calls us to conversion of heart through prayer, fasting, and almsgiving. As a parish community, we will walk this sacred season together. Explore the opportunities below and choose the practices that will help you return to the Lord with your whole heart.

🙏 Prayer

Deepen your relationship with Christ through Scripture, silence, attend Daily Mass, and Eucharistic devotion.


Adoration Schedule - Spend time with Jesus truly present in the Blessed Sacrament:
6am-10pm Monday-Thursday;
6am Friday - 8:30am Saturday

Daily Mass Schedule:

9:00am Monday - Saturday;
4:00pm Monday - Friday

Grow in Faith at Home:

✝️ Fasting

Fasting helps us detach from distractions and open our hearts to God. The Church asks all Catholics to observe the following:

Required Catholic Fasting & Abstinence

Ash Wednesday & Good Friday

  • Fasting is required for Catholics ages 18–59.

    • One full meal

    • Two smaller meals that together do not equal a full meal

    • No snacking between meals

  • Abstinence from meat is also required for ages 14 and older.

All Fridays of Lent

  • Abstinence from meat for ages 14 and older.

Who is excused?
Those with medical conditions, pregnant or nursing mothers, the frail, and those whose health would be harmed are not bound by the fasting laws. The Church encourages them to choose another meaningful penance.

Voluntary Lenten Practices

Beyond the required norms, Catholics are encouraged to:

  • Reduce screen time

  • Limit unnecessary spending

  • Fast from negativity, gossip, or unhealthy habits

  • Add daily prayer or Scripture reading

❤️ Almsgiving

Lent invites us to generosity — supporting those in need and strengthening our parish mission.

Wherever you are in your faith right now, take one step closer to Christ this Lent.

We’re here to support you.

Lent begins on Ash Wednesday, February 18, 2026.