Welcome. Be at home.

Fr. Patrick and the Pastoral Team pledge:
We will welcome you regardless of your situation in life, whether you are single, married, divorced, or widowed, whatever the state of your marriage, including those in a mixed faith marriage and those sharing a home without marriage. We welcome you, whether conservative or liberal, old or young, rich or poor, gay, lesbian, transgender, non-binary, or straight. You belong here, whatever your race, color, and cultural background, immigrant or native-born, whether you are fully or differently abled, healthy or sick. We will welcome you whether you are struggling with your faith or firm in your commitment. We will maintain an open door and an open heart to you and offer you a place to share in the life of the parish and grow in your relationship with Jesus Christ.

​Weekend Mass

The single most important focal point of parish life. All liturgies are celebrated in our beautiful parish church.
Saturday, 5:00 pm
Sunday, 7:30 am
Sunday, 9:00 am
Sunday, 11:00 am

Weekday Mass

Monday - Friday, 8:00 am
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Message of the Week

Deepen, Awaken, then Serve

I believe I’m in good company when I affirm that for most of my life, I have been a member of the ‘brown thumb’ club. I say this because I struggle to keep most plants alive and healthy. Nonetheless, I trust there is hope for plant life despite my own shortcoming. Please allow me to explain.
It was two years ago when we were gifted three succulents in a box. I took it upon myself to water and care for the one-inch-tall plants. Today, only one remains. It has been transplanted into a new vessel and has nearly doubled in size. Watering my now lonely cactus a few days ago, I paused to consider that my thumb may not be brown at all. Rather, could it be that I failed to water or feed even the heartiest of plants from time to time? Could this be why I was only partially successful? 

Faith Sharing
Reflection questions for every gathering around any table.

Today we celebrate the Dedication of the Lateran Basilica, the cathedral of Rome. This feast is a time to give thanks for the faith passed down through the Church. It helps us remember that we are united as one family in Christ. The Lateran Basilica stands as a sign of that unity and of the strength of the Catholic faith across the world. How do I contribute to the unity of the Church in my own community? What role does my parish play in my spiritual life? In what ways can I become more of a “living temple” for God in my daily actions? 

Homilies

We record homilies as often as we can. ​Please share with others.​

Parish Life

​Angel Tags
Begins November 15

Concern America
November 16

How to be a Firewise
Community
November 19

Blood Drive
​November 23

Thanksgiving
Mass
November 27

​Christmas Poinsettias & Cards
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Advent

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La Posada
December 1

Mercy for the Many
December 2

​Advent Reconciliation
​December 17

​Simbang Gabi
​December 20

Ongoing

We are your ministers and companions...

We are here to listen, to help, to serve, to meet you wherever you are to help deepen your relationship with Jesus and grow in faith ​with His holy Church.