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Christmas Raffle Tickets on Sale Now$10 a ticket, $3,000 to winner!MORE DETAILSBackForwardPauseCaption
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Mass TimesSunday Mass Schedule
- Saturday: 5:00 PM English English EN English 7:00 PM Spanish Español ES
- Sunday: 9:00 AM English English EN English (except as otherwise noted) 11:00 AM Spanish Español ES | (except as otherwise noted)
Daily Mass Schedule- Mon Tue Fri 6:00 PM Spanish Español ES
- Tue Wed Fri 9:00 AM English English EN English
- Wednesday: 7:00 PM Spanish Español ES
Upcoming Holy DaysHoly Thursday- April 17: 7:00 PM Bilingual Bilingual BI
Good Friday- April 18: 12:00 PM English English EN English 7:00 PM Spanish Español ES
Easter Sunday- April 20: 9:00 AM English English EN English 11:00 AM Spanish Español ES
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Announcements
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Thanksgiving Day Mass Schedule
Here it is:
- English, 9 a.m. Tuesday, Nov. 26
- Spanish, 6 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 26
No Mass on Thanksgiving Day. Parish office will be closed from Wednesday, Nov. 27 to Friday, Nov. 29 in observance of the holiday.
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Annual Parish Raffle
We're once
again starting to sell tickets for our $5,000 annual parish raffle
First prize will be $3,000, second will be $I ,000, and $I ,000 Will be given to the one who 1 sells the winning ticket! Tickets are on sale for SIO per ticket and can be purchased at the office or afterr the
weekend Masses. The raffle will take place on Christmas Day. If anyone has any questions please call the office.
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Dinner Dance
We are organizing a retro-themed dinner dance for Saturday, November 23rd. We Will have tickets on sale soon for S50 per person! Come have fun and enjoy a delicious dinner! We Will have a dance contest and we {are looking for couples and people who would like to participate! If there are people interested, please contact Father David or call the office as soon as possible
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Wood Sale
Our Cruzados men's group is selling wood. Cost: $250 a cord. Interested? Call the office or talk to Fr. David.
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Altar Servers
Our altar servers have added so much to our Masses! But we need more! So, we're looking for children interested in becoming altar servers. To join the group, contact the office or speak with Father David! We meet Thursdays from 7-8 pm for preparation and training!
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Missing Tables, ChairsSeven of our large round tables and some of our chairs are missing from Reali Hall. If you've borrowed them and have forgotten to bring them back, we would appreciate it if you could return them as soon possible. We need them for the upcoming dinner dance.
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Fr. David on Giving
As we reflect on the virtues that guide us in our daily lives, we are reminded of the importance of prudence and wisdom. These gifts from God help us navigate life's challenges with clarity and purpose, allowing us to make choices that reflect our faith and lead us toward spiritual growth.
In a world full of distractions, let us continue to seek God's wisdom in our decisions, trusting that His guidance will always lead us to peace and fulfillment.
I would also like to remind you of our ongoing fundraising efforts in the parish. Your participation is crucial to the success of our mission, whether through attending events, volunteering, or increasing your contributions to the Sunday collection.
Every little bit helps us continue the work we are called to do. lam deeply
: grateful for your generosity, and I thank you for your ongoing support of our parish community.
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Annual Appeal 2024
Our Goal: $10,700Father David explains in a letter to the parish (in English and en Espanol) -
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Appeal Pledges/Donations as of Sept. 30, 2024
$3,995
Donate
You can fulfill your Annual Appeal, weekly or monthly obligation here. Give once. Or make a recurring gift. It's easy through our Giving Portal
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Deacon Harry's Blog: Signs of the Times
33rd Sunday of Ordinary Time ~ 17 November 2024 ~ Liturgy of the Word: I: Daniel12: 1-3; Responsorial: Psalm 16; II: Hebrews 10: 1-18; Gospel: Mark 13: 24-32
“In order to be an image of God, the spirit must turn to what is eternal, hold it in spirit, keep it in memory, and by loving it, embrace it in the will.” ~ St. Benedicta of the Cross (Edith Stein).St. Benedicta of the Cross experienced in intense passion and sacrifice the signs of her times. It is in the wisdom she would share we come to this 33rd Sunday of Ordinary Time. As always, the Liturgy of the Word now calls us to focus on Christ our King and His promised return. Our lives are much like an Autumn path... It offers great beauty but also so much that is unknown. And, prayerfully, we should be grateful for the beauty and also mindful of pending storms, changes, and uncertainties that come with life. And as we listen to the Word of God this Sunday we should be especially aware of the signs of the times in regards to the return of Christ, our Savior and King.
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