Hibbing Catholic Community

Tuesday evening 4:30pm-5:15pm

Saturday  3:00pm - 4:00pm

Eucharistic Adoration is available in the Adoration Chapel Thursday from 8:30am- Friday 8:00am. To commit to an hour email Sue at [email protected] or call her at (218) 969-4718.  You are invited to spend time with Jesus!  

Star of the North Maternity Home Iron Range is excited to welcome and serve our second mom, infant, and baby due in February.  We are in dire need of rolls of quarters for laundry to keep up with our growing home.  We are also in need of paper products such as paper towels, TP, and facial tissue.  And finally, we need Target gift cards to congratulate our moms as they work through the program.  Our first mom is in Phase 2, and our second mom is heading into phase one.  These gift certificates allow them to celebrate their accomplishments.  If you have any questions, or would like more information regarding our program, please call Kim Fagan at 218-206-1931 or email us at [email protected].

Pro-Life Presentation—All are welcome!

Minnesota Citizens Concerned for Life (MCCL) will offer a brief pro-life presentation on Sun., Oct. 23rd at Holy Spirit Church Social Hall in Virginia, MN. You will learn about the recent court rulings on abortion, the latest abortion trends, the stakes in the upcoming election, and how we can protect unborn children and support their mothers in a post-Roe v. Wade Minnesota. For more information, visit https://www.mccl.org/falltour.

CHURCH HOURS:  The Church will be open for prayer each week as follows:  Sunday 7:30am until the conclusion of 10am Mass; Mon., Tues., & Wed. 7:30am-4pm; Thurs. 7:30am-7pm; Fri. 7:30am-1:00pm; Saturday 8am-5pm.  

Minnesota Bishops Respond to Supreme Court Ruling in Dobbs v. Jackson.

Walking with Moms in Need.

Blessed Sacrament’s 20-21 Year-End Financial Statement has been mailed to parishioners.  If you have not received one, please contact the parish office.  In reviewing the statement, the parish concluded the fiscal year in the positive.  Ending the year in the black is largely due to the sale of the Immaculate Conception rectory and the Payroll Protection Program Grant we received. This extra ordinary income, along with your continued generous contributions, has helped carry us through a very difficult time. Without your continued support, the parish’s year-end financial position would look very different.  

Please click HERE to view the Blessed Sacrament Parish Year End Financial Report July 1, 2020-June 30, 2021.

Please click HERE to view the Assumption Catholic School Year End Financial Report July 1, 2020-June 30, 2021.

Letter dated August 5th, 2022: Update on the Deconstruction of Immaculate Conception Church

Update as of August 5th, 2022:

Letter dated August 5th, 2022: Update on the Deconstruction of Immaculate Conception Church

Update as of October 4th, 2021:

Please click HERE for an update on the Immaculate Conception Church dated October 2021.  

Update as of November 2nd, 2020:

Update on Immaculate Conception Rectory:  After four months on the market, we closed on the sale of the rectory, receiving our original asking price.  The statue of the Blessed Mother from the south lawn will remain there until the Spring of 2021.  At that time, she will be moved over to Blessed Sacrament.  Please offer prayers for the new owner, that she may enjoy the house as much as our Parish did. We also ask for continued prayers as we discern the next steps to take with the church building.  

Update as of September 19th, 2020:

Please click here to read the decree provided by Fr. James Bissonnette in regards to the reduction of the Immaculate Conception Church.:  Decree provided by Fr. James Bissonnette in regards to Immaculate Conception.

Update as of July 28th, 2020:

The rectory has been on the market for roughly a month.  In that time, we have had one offer that fell through.  Please pray the right buyer comes along to purchase the property.  With the potential for a sale, the rectory was readied to be emptied and items moved over to the Blessed Sacrament Rectory.  We patiently await the installation of our new Bishop to be able to proceed with the status reduction of the church.

Here is an update of the Immaculate Conception since the closing on December 8^th:

• A Letter of Reduction has been submitted to the Diocese to reduce the status of the church from sacred to profane—meaning it can be used as a secular space. This reduction gives us the ability to make decisions on how to proceed with the church building. No formal response has been received.
• Requests have been sent to local appraisers and realtors for bids on appraising the property, as well as, requesting formal presentations of how they would suggest marketing the two properties should we decide to sell.
• Kitchen items have been inventoried and categorized by: keep for use, sell, or broken and thrown out.
• Items from the church and sanctuary have been earmarked for the Side Lake Chapel.
• All sacramental items have been brought over to Blessed Sacrament for safe keeping and to be used with Sunday liturgies.

As more developments happen, we will keep you informed.