• Making an intentional and pious pilgrimage to the Cathedral of Saint Peter the Apostle in Kansas City, KS and participating in the Holy Mass offered there.
• Making an intentional and pious visit to the Cathedral, engaging in a suitable period of Eucharistic adoration (either through solemn exposition or simply adoration before the tabernacle), and offering an Our Father, either the Apostles’ Creed or Nicene Creed, the Hail Mary, and a Glory Be, joining themselves to the intentions of the Holy Father, Pope Francis.
• Those confined to their homes due to sickness or age, those in hospitals and nursing facilities, the cloistered, and those incarcerated may gain the indulgence by uniting themselves in spirit with the faithful attending in person, by offering the prayers prescribed above, and by making a spiritual offering of the confinements, hardships, and sufferings of their lives to God.

Cathedral Regular Mass Schedule

• Sunday: 8:00AM, 10:00AM, 12:00PM (Spanish)
• Monday - Friday: 8:00AM
• Wednesday: 6:00PM (Spanish)
• Saturday: 4:00PM
• 1st Friday: 7:00PM (Spanish)
• 1st Saturday: 8:00AM (Spanish)

Confessions

• Wednesday: 5:00PM-5:50PM
• Saturday: 3:00-3:45PM
• Sunday: 11:15-11:50AM
• 1st Friday: 6:05pm-6:45PM

Adoration

• Tuesday: 8:30AM-8:00PM

Docents

• Thursday: 1:00PM-5:00PM
• By Appointment

Parish or other church affiliated groups are welcome to schedule Mass, Adoration or Praise & Worship. They are required to bring their own ministers (Priest/deacon/musicians).

• Additional Information Regarding Holy Door During Jubilee Year

• 2025 is also the national year of Going on Mission, issued by the U.S. Bishops. A plenary indulgence may be attained by studying the Walk With One initiative, completing the free Evangelization 101 video series in groups in a church or other suitable place (these may be determined and announced by the Archbishop or within a parish by the Pastor), and. asking God whom he wants you to accompany by interceding, connecting and inviting them home to the Church, as well as also fulfilling the general conditions of receiving any indulgence. 
• This indulgence is offered by the pope under the wording, “participating in popular missions, spiritual exercises, or formation activities on the documents of the Second Vatican Council and the Catechism of the Catholic Church, held in a church or other suitable place (these may be determined and announced by the Archbishop or within a parish by the Pastor), as well as also fulfilling the general conditions given above.”

• In October of 2024 Pope Francis released the ENCYCLICAL LETTER DILEXIT NOS: ON THE HUMAN AND DIVINE LOVE OF THE HEART OF JESUS CHRIST.  (Audio available here). A plenary indulgence may be attained by reading and discussing this encyclical, especially as married couples, in formation group(s) in a church or other suitable place (these may be determined and announced by the Archbishop or within a parish by the Pastor) and pondering the great love that Christ has for all of his children, implementing the yearnings of his Sacred Heart in your heart, home and community, as well as also fulfilling the general conditions of receiving any indulgence.  
• Explore opportunities to reverence His Sacred Heart in your life, home, and community. This may include personal/group study of Dilexit Nos (coming) or personal home enthronement (one example HERE).
• This indulgence is offered by the pope under the wording, “participating in popular missions, spiritual exercises, or formation activities on the documents of the Second Vatican Council and the Catechism of the Catholic Church, held in a church or other suitable place (these may be determined and announced by the Archbishop or within a parish by the Pastor), as well as also fulfilling the general conditions given above.”

• Pope Francis is offering Jubilee indulgences, and he calls us to be Jesus's hands and feet and to flood our community with his sacred heart in the areas of mercy, justice and advocacy for those in pain and disconnection. 
• The Archdiocese of Kansas City in Kansas recently hosted a Mercy Summit for priests and parish leaders to explore life on mission for themselves and their parish communities, in this Eucharistic Revival Year of Mission and the 2025 Jubilee, and to unite an active community of prayer and action to live as local Missionary Disciples, reflecting the love of Jesus through concrete acts of love and mercy for our neighbors. 
• The summit gave us three local mercy, justice and advocacy engagement opportunities, for parishes and individuals, which can be viewed here. An plenary indulgence may be attained by visiting, for an appropriate amount of time, those who are in need or in difficulty (the sick, prisoners, the lonely among the elderly, disabled people, etc.), in a sense making a pilgrimage to Christ who is present in them (cf. Mt. 25, 34-36), as well as also fulfilling the general conditions of receiving any indulgence; the faithful can repeat these visits throughout the Holy Year, even daily, acquiring a plenary indulgence for each time. 

• According to the Decree on the Granting of Indulgence during the Ordinary Jubilee Year 2025 issued by the Holy See, the jubilee plenary indulgence “can also be obtained through initiatives that put into practice, in a concrete and generous way, the spirit of penance which is, in a sense, the soul of the Jubilee. In particular the penitential nature of Friday can be rediscovered through abstaining, in a spirit of penance, at least for one day of the week from futile distractions (real but also virtual distractions, for example, the use of the media and/or social networks), from superfluous consumption (for example by fasting or practicing abstinence according to the general norms of the Church and the indications of the Bishops), as well as by donating a proportionate sum of money to the poor; by supporting works of a religious or social nature, especially in support of the defense and protection of life in all its phases, but also by supporting the quality of life of abandoned children, young people in difficulty, the needy or lonely elderly people, or migrants from various countries ‘who leave their homelands behind in search of a better life for themselves and for their families’ (Spes non confundit, the Bull of Indiction for the Ordinary Jubilee of 2025, 13); it can also be obtained by dedicating a reasonable portion of one’s free time to voluntary activities that are of service to the community or to other similar forms of personal commitment.”
• In each case, the general conditions for acquiring a plenary indulgence, given above, must be fulfilled.

• USCCB Jubilee Website
• Vatican Decree on the Granting of the Indulgence
• Catholic News Service article - HERE