Welcome

Welcome to St. Hubert, one of the three Catholic churches located on the scenic Whidbey Island. We are pleased to invite you to join us for weekend Mass or daily Communion services, held in our church. Our doors are open to all, whether you are a visitor or seeking a new church family. 

We strive to be true disciples of Christ, by spreading the Word of God through acts of faith. We take an active part in our community and strive to help people who are not as fortunate as us. Learn more about the ministries we support, or take part in them by visiting the Serve drop-down on the banner. 

For those interested in upcoming events taking place in and around the church, we encourage you to visit our events page or calendar for further information.

See you at Mass soon!

St. Hubert Parish Staff 

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Taizé November 6

Join us on the first Wednesday of each month at 7pm.

Friday, November 1

All Saints Day is Friday, November 1. It is a Holy Day of Obligation. Mass will be at 9am.

October 24 @1pm

Monthly meetings are held in the Help Services Center (815 Saratoga Rd).
No appointment is necessary. Come whenever you feel comfortable. All who are grieving the loss of a loved one are welcome to join us to find compassion and support.
Click here for more information.


Communion for the Homebound

Eucharistic ministers are available to bring communion to those who are ill or cannot otherwise attend mass in person.
Call the parish office at 360-221-5383 to have Communion brought to you.

Volunteer Opportunity

St. Anthony is currently looking for volunteers. If you are interested in preparing meals or even just helping out in the kitchen, please email then parish office at stubert@whidbey.com or call the parish kitchen at 360-221-5303 and leave a message.

Archbishop Etienne’s Letter

Page 2 of the September 1 bulletin has the first part of Archbishop Etienne’s 2020 Letter on “Eucharistic Belief and Practice in the Archdoicese of Seattle.” The rest of the letter will be posted in the bulletin over the next several week, but if you can’t wait you can read the entire letter here.