Author: Dr. William Freeman

Dr. William Freeman is Director of Sacred Music and Liturgy at St. Anthony of Padua Catholic Church, where he has served since 2014. He leads the parish’s extensive music and liturgy program, including approximately 25 part-time employees and a large volunteer ministry supporting the parish’s weekly and seasonal liturgical schedule. Freeman concurrently serves as Executive Director and Organist of Guardian Angel Cathedral in Las Vegas, where he oversees finance, human resources, facilities, communications, workforce management, and other organizational operations supporting a $1.5 million annual operating budget. A former Clark County School District music educator, Freeman holds an Ed.D. in Educational Leadership from Saint Leo University and an MBA from Western Governors University. He is also an active professional organist and church musician with more than a decade of experience in Catholic liturgy and sacred music.

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Vacation Bible Study

  • July 8 through July 12
  • 9:30 AM to 12:30 PM
  • Children ages 5 through 10
  • Spots are very limited

To sign up, contact Karen Washburn or Lizbeth Harvey in the Faith Formation Office.

We are in need of volunteers, if you are able to give of your time, please contact Karen or Lizbeth in the Faith Formation Office.
Scammers Posing as Fr. Steve

Scammers Posing as Fr. Steve

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Don’t get caught tripping. The online scammers are at it again with their phishing attempts. This time, they’re posing as Fr. Steve. As a friendly reminder, no one from St. Anthony of Padua will email you asking for gift certificates. We only ask for money/financial assistance during the collection at Mass or other announcements, specifically on our YouTube, Facebook, and website accounts. When in doubt, call the Parish Office. Do NOT email back to the individual emailing you for money. 10/10 it’s a scam.
Typically, the scammers pretend to be priests; however, scammers have posed for almost every single staff member at the parish.
Memorial Day Prayer & Remembrance Service

Memorial Day Prayer & Remembrance Service

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Memorial Day Prayer & Remembrance Service

Sunday, May 26, 2024

7 PM

Please join us for our eighth annual Memorial Day Prayer & Remembrance Service. Volunteers are needed to assist with this year’s Memorial Day Prayer & Remembrance Service. If you are interested in assisting, please get in touch with Bill Freeman in the Parish Office.

Each year, we collect the names of deceased members of the United States Military. Each name will be remembered and prayed for as each name is read aloud. This is a very emotional and impactful remembrance of those that served for the preservation of life, liberty, and freedom around the globe.

If you want to include your loved one’s name, please complete the form below. Please know that the form can only accept one name per entry. Multiple names in one entry result in the computer eliminating the response. If you have multiple names, please fill out the form multiple times. There is no limit. Submitting multiple names in one entry will result in all names being excluded. No exceptions.

Each name must be submitted new every year. We do not repeat names from previous years.

As we do not want to leave any names off the list, only names submitted online will be read aloud and printed in the bulletin. We do not accept names in-person or over the phone. The only way to submit is via this form. Absolutely zero exceptions.

Click here to submit the name(s) of your loved ones.
Baccalaureate Mass 2024

Baccalaureate Mass 2024

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Sunday, May 19, 2024

4 PM Sunday Mass

2024 graduates from middle/high school, college, graduate/post-graduate, and trade school are invited to participate in our 2024 Baccaulaureate Mass. Please RSVP by 4:30 PM on Friday, April 26 to receive a very special signed certificate. This is open to parishioners and non-parishioners alike. Grandparents, bring your graduating grandchildren to Mass!

Click here to RSVP.

 

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