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Mass Schedule
Sacred Heart
Founded:1908
212 4th St N
Wilton, ND 58579
Phone: (701) 734-8131
Email: sacredht@bektel.com
Sunday Mass 8:30 AM
Confession 1/2 hour prior to Mass (or by appointment)
A Parish of The Roman Catholic Diocese of Bismarck ND -
FORMED (ST. AUGUSTINE INSTITUTE)
This Lent, prepare your heart alongside Jesus for his Passion, Death, and Resurrection as you reflect daily with meditations by St. John Henry Newman.
To Access Formed:- Go to www.FORMED.org; you should see the registration box for parishioners.
- Enter your email- (a link will be sent to you to "sign in")
- If required, type in the parish code: WHMM8C
- Now set up a username and a password
- Now you are all set to use all the great programs on FORMED.org anytime by simply logging in.
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Online/Text GivingParishSoft Online & Text Offerings
It’s Easy – Fast – Convenient
Click on the website below:
https://giving.parishsoft.com/app/giving/sacredheartwiltonIf you have any questions, contact the parish office.
Click “sign in” and then click “Register for a new account”. Once you have set up your account, you can establish the amount and the frequency of contributions. This allows for your contribution (whether weekly, monthly or however frequent) to electronically come to the parish.
"TEXT TO GIVE" option- 701-380-3888
Type the word "GIVE" - you will be prompted to set up your online giving account from your mobile device. Once set up, you have the option to donate via text or online.
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Mission Statement
We, the Sacred Heart Catholic community of Wilton, united in the universal church with our bishop, pastor, and the Diocese of Bismarck, and responding to the challenge of the gospel of Jesus Christ, are called to celebrate our faith in the risen Lord. In our rural setting, we seek to be an example of the Catholic Church; reaching out with a warm welcome and the embrace of Christ`s love to heal and reconcile. We are to be a light to the world and to make Christ present to our community and to all persons.
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Today's Readings
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Bp. Barron's Reflections