May 31, 2017
Rules of St. Columbkille [6th Century]
Even if it did not quite "save civilization", Ireland was one of the monastic centers…
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Are we asking the right questions of life?
Winter Schedule
November thru April
Saturday
3:00pm & 5:00pm
Sunday
7:00am, 9:00am, 11:00am & 5:30pm
Daily Morning Mass at 8:00am
Held year-round, Monday-Saturday
Spring/Summer
May thru October
Saturday
4:00pm
Sunday
8:00am, 10:00am & 5:30pm
Daily Morning Mass at 8:00am
Held year-round, Monday-Saturday
Eucharistic Adoration
1st Friday of Every Month | Noon to 1:00pm
Weekly Devotions
Devotions are prayed throughout the week. The Rosary is at 7:15am, Tuesday through Saturday. After the 8:00am Mass as follows:
- Thursdays – Prayer for Priests
- Fridays – Divine Mercy
- Saturday – Marian Novena
Get involved in one of
Our Many Ministries
Small groups are the backbone of any great Church, and St. Columbkille is no different. Part of practicing our faith is being stewards of the gifts and resources we’ve been given to serve others and carry the message of Christ.
Deep down, we believe that the whole point of our faith & Church, is to help our people get closer to Christ, overcome spiritual sickness in every form, and then in turn, help others on the Path to leading lives of love and service. Ministries are how we do this.
GET INVOLVED & LIVE YOUR FAITHOutreach Ministry
- Art & Environment
- Eucharistic Ministry to the Homebound
- Funeral Bereavement Ministry
- Homeless Sleeping Mats
- Library Ministry
- Maintenance
- Sewing Ministry
- Thrift Store
- Transportation
Liturgical Ministry
- Altar Linen Ministry
- Altar Servers
- Eucharistic Ministry
- Lectors & Choir
- Music Ministry
- Sacristan Ministry
- Ushers & Greeters
- Visual Projection
Volunteer. Join. Become a part of.
We are called to live our faith. We believe that our hands do God’s work, and if we just look around, we’ll see there’s much work to be done.
We are totally convinced that bringing people closer to God involves direct service to those in need. From the material, to the spiritual, God’s work is never done. Learn more about our great work…
AND HOW TO GET INVOLVEDGet involved in one of
Our Groups & Meetings
Iron sharpens iron, So one man sharpens another.
-Proberbs 27:17
People need people. In our men’s and women’s groups, we challenge each other to be better…. just better examples of Christians & Catholics. No one reaches God in a vacuum. No single pastor or priest is able to minister to thousands, and so our Groups and Meetings serve as the most effective venue for spiritual healing and growth.
If you need help in any area listed to the right, reach out and we will confidentially connect you with someone that can empathize with your situation. Rebirth is possible for anyone. No one is lost forever.
LET US LOVE YOU BACK TO LIFEMeetings
- Alcoholics Anonymous
- Alanon
- Centering Prayer
- Cancer Support Group
- Charismatic Prayer
- Knights of Columbus
- Library Ministry
- NAMI
- Scripture Study Group
- Sewing Ministry
- Taize Prayer
- Women’s Guild
- St. Francis of Assisi Prayer
Fellowship Groups
- The Knights of Columbus Monthly Meeting
- The Women’s Guild Monthly Meeting
- Bereavement Support Group
Our Parish. Our Patron. Our History.
Learn more about the rich tradition of St. Columbkille
St. Columbkille – The Man
Saint Columbkille was born in Gartan, County of Donegal in Ireland, on December 7th, 521. He was the son of a chief related to several of the princes then reigning in Ireland & Scotland.
Our Parish History
During Holy Week of 1993, Bishop John Nevins approached Fr. Charles Sullivan concerning the formation of new Catholic community in the Iona section of Ft. Myers..
Our People
St. Columbkille is a Parish filled with amazing people that fully embody the mission of Christ. We want you to meet some of them, so they can inspire you to grow closer to God.
Join Our Parish
Between our 5 weekend services, daily Mass, our 30+ ministries, you have a lot of options with which to get involved here. Join us for Mass and introduce yourself to our Pastor or one of the many volunteers.
Our Faith is bigger than any one of us. It is universal. It is eternal.
The Church is not without fault – as it is managed and overseen by people – fallible people. Our faith, however, is more than a set of rules. It is a mystery which God continues to reveal to us and through us. Our job, and the job of every Parish, is to give people more opportunities and wisdom to get one closer to Christ (and being Christ-like).
