Weekend Mass

Mass Schedule

Mass is at 4:30PM Saturday and 9:30AM Sunday.

If you are not able to attend Mass in person, the 9:30 Mass is live streamed each Sunday.

Readings and background for Grades 1-3, 4-6, 7-8 and Family.

6th Sunday of Easter, May 22, Readings, USCCB

“…Do not let your hearts be troubled or afraid.”

— John 14:27

The disciples must have been very confused and frightened. Jesus was telling them that he was going away, but that God would send another who would be with them always. The unfathomable power of God is just as perplexing today as it was in Jesus’ time. It is extremely hard—or even impossible—to wrap our head around. When we are troubled and afraid, it is best to turn first to God and his power and unceasing love.

How to give when you can't get to Mass

Mail your envelope to:

Assumption, 3516 E. Monroe, Midland, MI 48642

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Live Stream Schedules

Our 9:30 Mass is live on YouTube

If you are not able to attend Mass in person, we welcome you to join us each Sunday at 9:30AM. Watch and pray with us via your phone, tablet, computer, or smart TV. We look forward to having you with us! Subscribe to the Assumption YouTube Channel to stay in touch with other events that will be streamed live.

Alternatively, Mass is also live streamed from the Cathedral Monday through Saturday at 8:00AM and Sunday at 10:30AM.

Liturgy of the Word, Liturgy of the Eucharist

Mass, Rosary and Confession Schedule

  • Saturday Mass at 4:30PM

  • Sunday Mass at 9:30AM

  • Mass Wednesday and Thursday 9:00AM
    For weekday Masses, please use the South entrance.

  • Rosary prior to weekday Masses

  • Confession by appointment

Please note that if the Midland Public Schools are closed or on delay, weekday Mass is cancelled.

The church doors will be opened weekdays from 8:30AM–4:00PM if you are in need of a quiet place to pray or meditate.

"The purpose of the sacraments is to sanctify men, to build up the Body of Christ and, finally, to give worship to God. ... That is why they are called 'sacraments of faith." (Catholic Catechism 1123)