About St. Agnes · Fowlerville, Michigan
St. Agnes Catholic Parish is a close-knit faith community in Fowlerville, Michigan, devoted to serving God, one another, and the wider community through shared time, talent, prayer, and love. Under the leadership of Father Nate Sokol, the parish offers regular Masses, Eucharistic adoration, reconciliation, faith formation for all ages, and outreach through Christian Service. Parishioners are invited to grow as active disciples of Christ and to help spread the Good News in word and deed.
- Patron
- St. Agnes
- Rector
- Father Nate Sokol
- Diocese
- Diocese of Lansing
Why belong here
St. Agnes offers a warm, family-like parish atmosphere rooted in deep compassion and faith, with robust sacramental life, faith formation for children and adults, and many opportunities to serve the community.
Mass times at St. Agnes
Weekly Mass schedule
Confession times
- Tuesday 2:00pm - 3:00pm
- Tuesday 7:00pm - 8:00pm
Adoration times
- Tuesday 7:00pm - 8:00pm
- First Friday of the Month 9:00am - 10:00am
Parish Purpose & Vision
St. Agnes parish seeks to be a close-knit family of deep compassion and faith, devoted to serving God, each other, and the community through the sharing of time, talent, resources, prayer, and love. The parish vision is to live in the light and hope of faith in Jesus Christ, helping all come to know and love Jesus personally and inspiring active discipleship.
Faith Formation
Faith Formation classes are offered for parish children and youth. The parish also provides adult formation opportunities such as the Dead Sea Scrolls video series.
- Classes for grades PK-6 and 7-8
- OCIA on Monday evenings
- Adult Formation sessions on Wednesdays
Office Hours
The parish office is open Monday through Thursday from 9:00am to 4:00pm, and Friday from 9:00am to 1:00pm.
Contact Information
For sacramental and ministry inquiries, parishioners can contact the following coordinators.
- Baptism: Iris Winiarski
- Marriage / Funeral: Marie Sheridan
- Cemetery: Diana Peters
- OCIA / Homebound Needs: Deacon Bill Kenney