St. Augustine's Catholic Church
601 NW 2nd Avenue
Cohasset, Minnesota 55721
Parish Phone: 218-999-5491
Business Office is located at St. Joseph's: 218-326-2843
St. Augustine's Sunday Mass is held at 8:30am.
We will continue to stream the 10:30am Sunday Mass at St. Joseph.
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Reconciliation will be available as following:
- Wednesdays at 6 PM, and Saturdays at 11 AM at St. Joseph
- 7:45am on Sundays at St. Augustine
If you or someone you know is in need of receiving the Anointing of the Sick – especially when the person is in danger of death – call the office and choose Father Blake's extension (19), there is a phone number on my voicemail in case of emergencies.
Know of my prayers for all of you. Father Blake
Give ONLINE - Use these safe/secure links below:
General Collection: https://stjosephscatholic.weshareonline.org/St.AugustinesGeneralCollection
United Catholic Appeal: https://stjosephscatholic.weshareonline.org/UCA-St.Augustines
Directions:
St. Augustine's Catholic Church is located at 601 Second Avenue NW in Cohasset, MN. When traveling East or West on Highway 2, just turn North at the stoplight by the Super America station. We are just two blocks up the road
Welcome!
The congregation of St. Augustine's Catholic Church welcomes you to our web site, but we'd rather meet you in person! Not unlike the patron Saint whose name we bear, the parishioners of St. Augustine's are a friendly, accepting and outgoing group who welcome friends and visitors alike. Come share a Sunday service with us, then join us for the worlds best cup of coffee and homemade treats afterward. It's not the inside of heaven's gates - but it's the next best thing!
Trustees: |
Marlene Cole, Stuart Boelter |
Finance Council Members: | Teresa DeVries, Dan Fiala, Minday O'Brien, Josey Varberg, LIsa Yurrick |
Prayer Chain: | Contact Marlene Cole |
Maintenance: | |
Council of Catholic Women: | Lisa Neururer |
Baptisms & Weddings: | Fr. Blake Rozier |
Emergencies: |
Please contact the parish office using Ext. #19 for Father Blake; Emergency contact info will be available on his voice mail if they are not available in office. |
CLICK HERE TO VIEW 2019-20 PARISH ANNUAL REPORT
History
Cohasset began as a railway village in Bass Brook township that was named in honor of a city by the same name in Massachussets. In 1892 the Cohasset post office was established and 10 years later in 1902, the village was incorporated. St. Augustine's Catholic Church is over 100 years old with a proud history dating back to those earliest days of the city of Cohasset.•1906
Father Louis Buechler celebrated Mass at the home of Morris O'Brien in Cohasset.
•1906- 1911
Father A Turbiaux was the first priest to celebrate Mass on a regular schedule at Cohasset. He would come from Grand Rapids once a month.
•July 1908
A fund was started and money raised for a church building in Cohasset.
•July 29, 1908
St Augustine's Parish is incorporated. Father Turbiaux is pastor, P. Hoolihan is Treasurer.
•December 1909
Construction of the new church building is completed and the first Mass is held in the new building. Cost of the new church is $2,410.56. This building was located one block east of the present church.
•June 1965
Work begins on the present-day church building. Father John C Nicholson is pastor.
•July 10, 1966
The new St. Augustine's church building is dedicated. The cost of the new building is $100,000. A 'time capsule' is placed into the outer wall of the church containing articles of the day encased in a copper box.
•Summer 1982
Addition of a social hall at the back of the church begins.
Construction is finished in October.
•July 26, 2008
St. Augustines Catholic Church celebrates it's Centennial with an open house dinner and special Saturday Mass. Bishop Dennis M. Schnurr presiding with pastor Paul Larson.
Get Involved
There are many areas in our church that a parishioner
can get involved:
- LECTOR
- EUCHARISTIC MINISTER
- SERVER (ALTAR BOY OR GIRL)
- CLEANING AND IRONING THE ALTAR LINENS
- SUNDAY SCHOOL TEACHER
- SERVING GOODIES AFTER MASS ON SUNDAY
- HOSTING A FUNDRAISING BREAKFAST/DINNER
Being involved is an excellent way to give something of yourself. It takes very little of your time but is greatly appreciated by all members of the parish. It is what makes our little church community work in a big way!