St. Boniface Parish
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"...and on this rock I will build my Church..." Matthew 16:15
Rev. Bernard G. Starman, Pastor
Senior Associate - Fr. Ross Burkhalter
Associate Pastor - Fr. Joseph Sund
Deacon - M.J. Kersenbrock
Parish Mission Statement: "Through faith and worship, we are a Catholic community experiencing the love of God and called to be stewards to enlighten the lives of all."
106 E 4th St.
PO Box 190
Stuart, NE 68780
CONTACT US:
RECTORY:
402-924-3262
After Hours Sacramental Emergencies call:
402-340-0277
EMAIL:
stbonifacestuart@gmail.com
ALL PARISHES INFO:
www.holtboydcatholic.org
St. Boniface
FACEBOOK
Link
Mass Times:
Saturday
@ 6:00 p.m.
Stuart
Sunday:
@ 8:30 a.m.
Atkinson
and
@ 10:30 a.m.
Stuart
Weekday Masses:
Tuesday and Thursday
5:30 p.m.
Journey of Faith:
A Message
from
Archbishop Lucas
Video
CATHOLIC VOICE
LINK
Click above for commitment card
WEEKLY BULLETINS
St. Boniface Parish
Registration
Form
Parish Council:
Kelly Murphy - President
Tracy Ludwig - Vice President
Kim Estes - Secretary
Peggy Dvorak - Member
Brian Murphy - Member
Jeff Dvorak -
KC Representative
Mary Ellen Scholz -
Christian Mothers Representative
Parish Council Minutes
Director of Ministries:
Jan Kunz
402-340-2303
jankunz9@gmail.com
WELCOMING YOU HOME
On behalf of all the parishioners, parish staff and priests I would like to welcome you to our parish website. St. Boniface parish in Stuart was founded in 1899, in 1910 the parishioners and pastor determined that an new and larger church was needed. Their fearlessness and dedication allowed them to build the magnificent church that we worship in today. The cornerstone was laid in May of 1911, and construction continued until completion.
We are blessed to celebrate over 100 years of worship in this beautiful church on the corner of 4th and Mains Streets in Stuart, NE.
As a church we have welcomed many, we have celebrated joy filled and milestone events such as Baptisms, First Communions, Confirmations, Graduations, Weddings, Anniversaries and even one or two First Masses of the newly ordained. It is also the place where we have brought our beloved dead, where we have gathered to pray in times of natural and national disasters. It is our home, and we welcome you to join us in prayer and worship.
Peace & Blessings,
Fr. Bernard Starman
Pastor