February 19, 2026
Lent
Stations of the Cross
The Stations of the Cross is a 14-step devotional that commemorates Jesus’s passion, crucifixion, and death. St. Hubert invites you to join us to pray the Stations of the Cross each Friday during Lent at 7:00 PM and Good Friday at 3:00 PM.
Fish Fry Update
The Knights of Columbus have cancelled this year’s Lenten fish fry dinners at St. Hubert Catholic Community while they review and address fire-safety measures related to the frying process used for these events. Safety remains our top priority and the Knights and the parish are exploring options so that the Knights can resume this cherished parish tradition as soon as possible. We appreciate your understanding and support.
In the meantime, we invite you to visit Lenten dinners at neighboring parishes and local businesses. For your convenience, The Catholic Spirit has compiled a list of Lenten dinners at https://www.thecatholicspirit.com/nomeat/.
The safety concern of the Knights does not apply to the day-to-day use of the parish and school kitchen, which remains fully compliant with fire safety standards.
Parish Lent Retreat: In the Stillness of Lent
Come, enter into the Lenten journey at our Parish Lent Retreat which will be held February 22, 23, and 24 from 6-8 PM. Join us for one, two, or all three nights.
Sunday, February 22 – Archbishop Bernard Hebda, The Joy Hidden in Lent
Mass at 6 PM with Archbishop Bernard Hebda; Refreshments & Talk begin at 7 PM after Mass.
Lent is often misunderstood as a season of deprivation as we enter into the desert with Jesus for 40 days. However, at its heart, Lent is a journey toward joy — the deep, durable joy that comes not from ease or indulgence, but from knowing we are loved by God and being drawn back into communion with Him. True joy is not the absence of suffering; it is the presence of Christ. And Lent, though it begins in ashes and self-denial, leads us to the radiant joy of Easter morning. We are excited to have Archbishop Hebda kick off our Lent Retreat series to help us taste the joy that’s hidden in the desert.
Monday, February 23 – Father Brian Fischer, Growing in our Desire for God
As we grow in our desire for God, we discover that this longing is itself a gift – God awakening our hearts to seek Him more deeply. The more we respond with prayer, trust and fidelity, the more our desire is purified and drawn into genuine communion with Him. Father Fischer will offer insights on recognizing those moments when God is reaching out to us and how to respond to Him through spiritual disciplines such as silence and solitude. Fr. Fischer is a priest of the Archdiocese of St. Paul and Minneapolis. He lives in residence at the Bethany Center for Prayer and Renewal in Scandia, MN, where he offers spiritual direction.
Tuesday, February 24 – Angie Neumann, Prayer: Conversations with God
“Take it to prayer.” It’s probably a phrase you’ve heard many times, but what exactly does a conversation with God look like? What happens when you don’t have the words to pray, or you can’t hear God’s response? Angie Neumann is currently a counselor at the St. Paul Seminary and will share with parishioners ways to dive deeper in your connection with God in prayer. She has spent the past 20 years serving in pastoral and administrative capacities at the USCCB and the Archdioceses of Washington, DC, and St. Paul & Minneapolis.
News & Events
New Altar Server Training
Students, if you are interested in being an altar server, there is one more chance for training before next school year. Altar Server Training will be held on Tuesday, March 10 from 5:30 to 6:30 PM. This training is for fifth graders and up who haven't been trained to be an altar server or would like a refresher. Please email chris.mason@sthubert.org to sign up.
School
Spring Gala Tickets Are Now Live! Join Us March 20!
Tickets are now available for the St. Hubert Catholic School Spring Gala on Friday, March 20! This special evening brings together parishioners, school families, and friends for a fun night of community, dinner, and celebration - all in support of Catholic education at St. Hubert.
Your support directly strengthens the faith-filled formation and strong academics that serve our students and our parish community.
Unable to attend? You can still participate by becoming a sponsor, donating an auction item, or making a financial gift. Every act of generosity makes a difference.
Register, sponsor, or donate at: onecau.se/shsgala
Giving
Feed My Starving Children
Happy Birthday! Feed My Starving Children in Chanhassen is turning 20! The site is celebrating the week of February 23-28; actual birthday is Sunday, March 1 when the site is closed. Come celebrate with us!
Bring your small group, neighbors, family, friends, sports team, book club, solo! Click on this link https://tinyurl.com/mpf4ytrp, scroll down for a day/time the week of February 23 and book it! The more volunteers, the more children that will be fed! Put your party hats on and come on in to pack!
School
Substitute Teachers Needed
St. Hubert Catholic School is seeking faith-filled, flexible, and student-centered On-Call Substitute Teachers to support our K–8 classrooms and specialist areas throughout the school year. We are currently looking for substitute teachers who are interested in supporting our school. This role is ideal for educators who enjoy working with a variety of age levels, value a positive school culture, and are passionate about supporting students academically, socially, and spiritually. On-call substitutes step in when teachers are absent and follow prepared lesson plans to ensure continuity of learning in a safe, caring, and engaging environment rooted in our Catholic mission. Interested candidates can view the full job posting and application instructions on our website: St. Hubert Catholic School Careers Link. If you have questions or would like to learn more, please contact:
We are grateful for those who feel called to support our students and school community in this important way!
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