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.

Weekend Schedule

All liturgies, including the 5:00 pm on Saturday and the 9:00 am on Sunday, will be celebrated inside our beautiful parish church:
  • Saturday, 5:00 pm
  • Sunday, 7:30 am
  • Sunday, 9:00 am
  • Sunday, 11:00 am Livestreamed

Weekday Mass

  • Monday - Friday, 8:00 am in the church

Message of the Week

Be Persuaded 

Dear Faith Family,

This weekend’s Gospel is obviously very challenging. It always is when there is a discussion of the afterlife. Lazarus, the poor man, was more open to the idea of heaven than the rich man who lived an extravagant life. While this is a message that we often hear about in scripture, there is one line that really stuck out to me regarding our lives as Catholics....

Homilies

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

Faith Sharing
Reflection questions for every gathering around any table.

Luke 16:19-31 ~ God cares for the poor and the oppressed, and we should too!
In the gospel readings prior to today’s gospel, the religious leaders had rejected Jesus’ teachings about possessions. This parable addresses their attitude. The rich man was oblivious to the needs of the poor beggar, not realizing the seriousness of his complacency. The indifference of the rich man led him to an eternal situation worse than that of Lazarus on earth. What choices can you or have you made to balance your own life with those who are homeless, poor, and in need of assistance for daily living? How does this gospel inform you about that?

This Month

Coming Soon

Piano Concerto
October 1

Santa Barbara Regional Congress
Register by October 7

​Three Evenings in Narnia
October 11, 18, 25
RSVP today!

​Mass of Remembrance
November 1

Concern America
November 13

​Dialogues Miniatures
November 19

Ongoing

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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.

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