Welcome to Saint Jerome Parish.  We hope that you find our Parish warm and welcoming.  You are invited to explore our website.  Please join us for the celebration of the Holy Eucharist, Sacraments and our activities.

Upcoming Events

Tuesday Adoration hours 8:30am-3pm 

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Wednesday daily Mass 10:30 am 

Office Hours:  Mon-Thurs: 8:00 am - 12:00 and

  1:00 pm - 5:00.  Fri.: 10:00am 12:00 pm and 1:00 pm - 4:00 pm

Office is Closed Thursdays 10:00Am - 11:00Am for staff meeting.

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We need Home Ministers after Sunday 9:30 Mass.  Talk to Randy Bryant after Mass

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Get your tickets for Noche Romantica!  $100 per couple for an elegant and romantic Valentine's dinner.  Saturday, February 8 2020.  Dinner 6:00 - 9:00 pm followed with dancing. 

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Father Adrian will be out of the office until January 17th.  Daily Mass is canceled during this time.  Communion Service and adoration is scheduled for Thursday, Jan 9th & Jan 16th.

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Knights of Columbus will host pancake breakfast Sunday, January 12th after English Mass with the Confirmation Youth to raise funds to send our youth to ICYC in Boise. Please come support our youth program.

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There will be a Healing Mass on Tuesday, February 25th at 5:00 pm.

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Gentlemen - register by January 13th to attend the Idaho Catholic Men's Conference at Boise Centre on January 25th. 

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Happy Birthday to Mildred Chojnacky.  She will be turning 95 on January 9th!!!!!

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Capstone Missions is holding their annual Crab Feast on February 1st!  Tickets are $40 per person. Visit capstonemission.org/crabfeast for more information or to purchase tickets. To make a donation or donate an auction item, contact Heather Hanson at 208-389-8331 or Deb Miciak at 208-308-3296. 

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Mexican Italian Feast! Fundraiser to help send our youth to ICYC . Saturday, February 29, 6-9 pm at St. Jerome Catholic Church. Come enjoy a fun evening of food and Wonderful Dessert Auction.

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Father's Weekly Reflection

THE BAPTISM OF THE LORD

Christmas time ends and we head into Ordinary Time with the celebration of the Baptism of the Lord. Today’s solemnity makes us pause and reflect very seriously on our human condition. The Son of God took our mortal Nature, our faults, as people lined up to be baptized by John the Baptist, as he himself was among them, Jesus receives the fullness of Baptism by being baptized in the Holy Spirit and fire.
The Baptism of Christ is one of the most significant events in the Biblical language and it is here in this Sacrament that God manifests his most fully and profound matter of Father, Son and Holy Spirit. With the Solemnity of the Baptism of the Lord we can say they the theophany accumulates after the revelation to the shepherds on Christmas night.
Brothers and sisters, as well as those who gathered to receive the
Baptism of John, so are we led to the sources of “living water” to be transformed into new and renewed creatures by Christ in Baptism. Christ allows us to hear the voice of the Father, “This is my beloved Son.” We are all sons and daughters of a God who loves us and redeems us with the Baptism of Blood on the Cross.

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Fr. Adrian Vazquez