Whether you are a visitor, new parishioner, or longtime member, we hope you feel welcome at Saint Ambrose of Woodbury. We are a growing family of faith with over 12,000 members from 3,400 families. We focus on helping all parishioners actively live out and grow in our Catholic faith through worship, education, and outreach. I hope this website helps provide some of the basic information you're seeking about Saint Ambrose. Please remember that you are always welcome at Saint Ambrose of Woodbury.
Christ's Peace,
Fr. Tom Walker, Pastor
Washington County will be making improvements on Woodbury Drive (County Road 19) from April - November of this year. Phase 1 of the project will close the intersection of Woodbury Drive and Lake Road. Alternate routes may be needed to reach Saint Ambrose of Woodbury.
For those coming from the North & West, please take Pioneer Road to Bailey Road.
For those coming from the North & East, please take Settler's Ridge Parkway to Bailey Road.
Please remember to allow extra time to arrive for Mass.
Please show respect for our neighbors and their saftey, please do not cut through residential neighborhoods.
Registration for the 2013-2014 Faith Formation classes has begun. Families are asked to please register all young people on one form. A reminder to those registering for Sacramental prepartion that the registration form needs to be completed even if your child attends a Catholic school. Please complete registration forms and return them to the parish office as soon as possible as this greatly helps us in making preparations and ordering materialsl. Thank you!
We are located on the southeast corner of Woodbury Drive & Bailey Road. From I-94: Take exit 251 to Woodbury Drive and proceed to the intersection of Bailey Road & Woodbury Drive. From I-494: Exit onto Bailey Road and proceed to the intersection of Bailey Road & Woodbury Drive.
Monday - 8:00 AM
Tuesday - 5:30 PM
Wednesday - 8:00 AM
Thursday - 5:30 PM
Friday - 8:00 AM
Saturday - 4:00 PM
Sunday - 8:30 AM, 11:00 AM, & 5:00 PM
Learn more about the Rediscover Initiative in the Archdiocese of Saint Paul and Minneapolis.
In 2011 we joined the Church throughout this country in welcoming the new translation of the Roman Missal. To assist with the transition, the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops have provided some valuable handouts that explain the changes. Links are found below:
