About St. Catherine · Prophetstown, Illinois
St. Catherine Parish in Prophetstown, Illinois, is a Catholic community established in 1925, serving a small but dedicated congregation. The parish church was built in 1948 and can accommodate 230-250 people. With 70 registered families, it offers regular Masses, sacraments, and pastoral care rooted in the traditions of the Diocese of Rockford. The parish is led by Pastor Rev. David J. Reese and is part of the Sterling Deanery.
- Established
- 1925
- Patron
- St. Catherine
- Rector
- Rev. David J. Reese
- Diocese
- Diocese of Rockford
Why belong here
St. Catherine Parish offers a warm, welcoming community centered on faith, family, and service. Regular Masses, sacraments, and parish ministries provide spiritual nourishment and fellowship. The parish supports its members through pastoral care, education, and outreach, making it a vital spiritual home for its 70 registered families.
Mass times at St. Catherine
Weekly Mass schedule
Confession times
- 30 minutes before Masses
About the Parish
St. Catherine Parish in Prophetstown, Illinois, was established in 1925 to serve the Catholic community in the area. The current church building was constructed in 1948 and can accommodate 230-250 people. The parish is led by Pastor Rev. David J. Reese and is part of the Sterling Deanery within the Diocese of Rockford.