Visitation

Mass Times

Sunday8:30 AM, 10:30 AM
Saturday5:15 PM

Confession Times

Sunday8:00 AM
Saturday4:30 PM

Parish details

601 North Broad Street, Stacyville, Iowa, 50476-5019
+16417324342http://www.stisidorecluster.org/
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About Visitation · Stacyville, Iowa

Visitation Parish is part of the St. Isidore Cluster in Stacyville, Iowa, serving the local Catholic community with regular Masses, sacraments, and ministries. The parish shares its facilities and administrative support with neighboring parishes in the cluster, including Osage and Meyer. It is known for its pastoral care, youth ministry, and strong emphasis on faith formation. The parish is named after the patron saint, Saint Isidore the Farmer, whose life of humility, labor, and charity inspires its mission.

Patron
Saint Isidore the Farmer
Rector
Rev. Peter Dery

Why belong here

Visitation Parish offers vibrant faith formation for children and youth, active parish ministries, and a welcoming community rooted in service and prayer. Regular Masses, sacramental preparation, and opportunities for spiritual growth make it a nurturing home for families and individuals seeking a deeper Catholic life.

Mass times at Visitation

Weekly Mass schedule

Sunday8:30 AM10:30 AM
Saturday5:15 PM

Confession times

  • Saturday @ 4:30 pm, Osage
  • Sunday @ 8:00 am, Stacyville

Faith Formation

  • CRE (Pre K-8) at Visitation
  • CRE (Pre K-12) at Sacred Heart
  • Youth Ministry

Liturgy & Schedule

  • Weekend Masses: Saturday 5:15 PM, Sunday 8:30 AM & 10:30 AM
  • Weekday Masses
  • Stations of the Cross
  • Rosary
  • Divine Mercy Sunday Mass

Staff & Ministry

  • Rev. Peter Dery, Pastor
  • Deacon Paul Brown
  • Annette Uker, Pastoral Minister
  • Barb Brumm, DRE (Visitation CRE)
  • Tammy Lamb, CRE (Sacred Heart)
  • Marilyn Coonradt, Music Director
  • Jill Reams, Cluster Office Secretary
  • Marsha Angell, Bookkeeper
  • Custodians: Al Winters (Sacred Heart), Tony Brown & Sharon Brown (Visitation)

Saint Isidore

Saint Isidore the Farmer (1070-1130) is the patron saint of farmers, Madrid (Spain), and the National Catholic Rural Life Conference. He lived a life of humble labor, daily Mass, and charity, often feeding the hungry from his own meager means. He died on May 15, 1130, and was canonized in 1622.

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