



Tri-Parish Catholic Faith Community of Our Lady of Mount Carmel, St. Casimir, St. John the Baptist Diocese of Winona-Rochester |
We are a Catholic Tri-Parish Faith Community in Minnesota consisting of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel (OLMC) in Easton, St. Casimir (STC) in Wells, and St. John the Baptist (STJB) in Minnesota Lake.
![]() 320 2nd Ave. SW Wells, MN 56097
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Mass Times
Monday - No Mass | |
Tuesday - St. Casimir (STC) Wells | 8:30 AM |
Wednesday - Mt. Carmel (OLMC) Easton | 8:30 AM |
Thursday - St. John the Baptist (STJB) MN Lake | 8:30 AM |
Friday - St. Casimir (STC) Wells | 8:30 AM |
Saturday - St. John the Baptist (STJB) MN Lake | 5:00 PM |
Sunday - St. Casimir (STC) Wells | 8:00 AM |
Sunday - Mt. Carmel (OLMC) Easton | 10:00 AM |
Parkview Care Center - Suspended |
Welcome
Welcome to the webpage for Our Lady of Mount Carmel (Easton), St. John the Baptist (Minnesota Lake), and St. Casimir (Wells). There is a great faith in these communities that go back 100+ years. These parishes, these faith communities, provided generations of Catholics with love, peace, and stability through the Mass and the Sacraments during many good years and bad years. If you are new to the area or just visiting, we would enjoy having you come visit us and introduce yourself. If there is any way we can serve you, hopefully this web page is a good start. If you need any further assistance, please do not hesitate to contact us. May the grace and mercy of God fill your hearts and lives. |
Baptism: Expectant parents who wish to present their child for Baptism must participate in Baptism Preparation Class. Contact the Tri-Parish office at 507-553-5391.
Marriage: All Catholics need to meet with a Priest at least six months before being married (even if the wedding is in a non-Catholic church). Contact the Tri-Parish office at least one year before your scheduled wedding date.
Rite of Christian Initiation for Adults (RCIA): If you or someone you know would like more information on becoming Catholic please contact the Tri-Parish office.
Christian Burials: For all burials at any of the Tri-Parish cemeteries, please contact Don Linder for Our Lady of Mount Carmel 787-2571; Tom Schindler for St. Casimir 553-3062; Bob Drager for St. John the Baptist 507-995-0160.
Daily Rosary: Evenings at St. Casimir beginning at 7:30 p.m.
Reconciliation: Saturdays at St. Casimir 8:30-9:00 a.m.; Our Lady of Mt. Carmel 9:30-10:00 a.m.; St. John the Baptist 4:00-4:30 p.m.
Eucharistic Adoration: 9:30 a.m. Sunday through 8:30 a.m. Tuesday morning at St. Casimir. Suspended.
Tri-Parish Calendar
Online Giving |
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An Update from the Classroom...
The kindergarten and first grade classes at St. Casimir’s School are finding God’s love can be found all around them. Through every Religion that is covered, they learn that in all things “God is Good”! Throughout this year, they are learning, growing, sharing, and celebrating the “Goodness of God”! These students have so much fun sharing stories with each other how Jesus touches their lives.
The most wonderful time in the lives of the SCS second graders is fast approaching, as they prepare to welcome Jesus in the Eucharist! They have already celebrated their First Reconciliation, and their hearts are excited to hold a piece of heaven in their hand as they receive Jesus as their best friend on Sunday, April 25th.
The second and third graders continue to learn of the many different areas of our Catholic faith: the importance of prayer, the saints, sacraments, Stations of the Cross, Mass, the importance of the Rosary, the Brown Scapular and so much more. The students are also learning about their faith through the church building of St. Casimir Parish. With Arnie Stenzel as their guide, they visited the church to explore and understand the symbolism of such items as the stained glass windows, vestments, host maker, monstrance and tabernacle. Their many, many questions showed just how eager their hearts and minds are to learn! And, just as Jesus did, they continue to grow in age, grace, and wisdom!
Submitted by Linda Raimann, Religion Teacher