About St. Ambrose · Erie, Illinois
St. Ambrose Parish in Erie, Illinois, is a Catholic community established in 1917, with its current church building constructed in 1936. The parish serves approximately 87 registered families and has a capacity of 135–159. It is part of the Diocese of Rockford and falls under the Sterling Deanery. The current pastor is Rev. David J. Reese, who leads the parish alongside a dedicated clergy team. The parish offers regular Masses, sacraments, and community ministries rooted in Catholic tradition.
- Established
- 1917
- Patron
- St. Ambrose
- Rector
- Rev. David J. Reese
- Diocese
- Diocese of Rockford
Why belong here
Join St. Ambrose Parish to experience vibrant Catholic community life through weekly Masses, sacraments, and active ministries. The parish offers a welcoming environment for families and individuals seeking spiritual growth, fellowship, and service rooted in the teachings of the Church.
Mass times at St. Ambrose
Weekly Mass schedule
Confession times
- 30 minutes before Masses
About the Parish
St. Ambrose Parish in Erie, Illinois, was established in 1917 to serve the Catholic community. The current church building was constructed in 1936. The parish is part of the Diocese of Rockford and the Sterling Deanery, and serves approximately 87 registered families with a seating capacity of 135–159.
Mass and Sacraments
Mass is celebrated every Sunday at 8:30 a.m. and on Saturday at 4:00 p.m. The Sacrament of Reconciliation is available 30 minutes before each Mass.
Pastor and Clergy
The current pastor is Rev. David J. Reese. The parish website lists him as the sole clergy member currently serving.