St. Henry Catholic Church

Saturday at St. Henry
Rosary ……………………………... 3:00 PM Mass…………………………………. 4:00 PM

Sunday at St. Henry
Rosary ……………………………...10:00 AM
Mass………………………………….10:30 AM

For fully vaccinated persons (fully vaccinated meaning 2 weeks past final vaccine) masks are not required. We do ask anyone not vaccinated to wear a mask (this does not apply to Children 2 and under). Disposable masks are in the Narthex for you.

Two sections are now available in church: 3ft distancing or 6 ft distancing. An Usher will seat you according to your preference.

Please contact Peggy Potempa with questions 270-474-8058 (office) or 270-252-4164 (cell)

The revised diocesan sexual abuse policy, effective July 1, 2014, describes the diocese’s response to sexual abuse concerns, and can be found on the diocesan website     https://owensborodiocese.org/wp-content/uploads/2019Updated_2014Jul-SexualAbusePolicy-English_Revised.pdf 

St. Henry was born in Bavaria in 972 to the Duke of Bavaria and his wife, Gisella, who was the daughter of the King of Burgundy. He was not one who sought glory for himself but sought in all things, the greater glory of God. The humility and spirit of justice of the Saint were equal to his zeal for religion. He was most watchful over the welfare of the Church and exerted his zeal for the maintenance of ecclesiastical discipline through the instrumentality of the Bishops. Both he and his wife, St. Cunegundes, lived in perpetual chastity, to which they had bound themselves by vow. He is the patron saint of the childless, of Dukes, of the handicapped and those rejected by Religious Order.