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Weekend Schedule

Saturday, 4:00 pm Mass on the Grass
Sunday, 9:00 am Mass on the Grass
Sunday, 11:00 am Online Mass
Sunday, 4:00 pm Mass on the Grass

Reconciliation (Confession)
Saturday, 2:30 to 3:30 pm
or by appointment:
Barbara Morgan (805) 482·6417 x324

Lenten Reconciliation

Weekday Mass

Monday to Friday, 8:00 am.
Masses will follow the same protocol as for Sundays: hand sanitation will be necessary, masks will be worn and singing will be very limited.

Hoping to preserve our parishioners’ health, parish church is closed. Please continue to pray for all who are ill and those who are providing care for them.

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 will welcome you whether you are conservative or liberal, old or young, rich or poor, gay, lesbian, transgender 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 relationship with Jesus Christ.

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Message of the Week

He himself understood it well (Jn. 2:25b)

Dear Friends,

Today’s second reading from Paul’s first letter to the Corinthians provides a valuable lens through which to view our Lenten discipline, our sufferings and those of Jesus Christ during his life and death on earth, and those experienced by his Body now – our brothers and sisters...

Homilies

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

Homilies

Faith Sharing
Reflection questions for every gathering around any table.

John 2:1325 ~ Purifying the temple and our hearts
For Israel, the temple was a sign of the presence of God. Jesus is angry because it is no longer conveying the message and being used for commercial activity. In his anger, he overturns the money changers’ tables. What needs to be turned over in your life in order to purify your heart and be more open to God’s presence?