Each year the Church honors all the saints, named and unknown, with a special feast day.

​The Saints are not just those we look up to as examples of living holy lives.  They are our friends in heaven. We believe that, together with them, we are one Church. They care deeply about us, and we can ask them to pray for us as we journey to join them in heaven.
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Pope Francis reminds us that we can all be holy in the context of our ordinary lives. He tells us those holy ones are not gloomy but “joyful and full of good humor.”

​Come to Mass for this holy day of opportunity, thank God for their example and friendship, and be strengthened on our journey to be saints in our ordinary lives.

A dinner fundraiser to benefit St. Mary Magdalen
graduates with Catholic high school scholarships.

Meal includes: Bratwurst sandwich with grilled
onions and bell peppers, potato salad, and a soft
pretzel. $15/person.

Sponsored by the Knights of Columbus Adolfo Camarillo Council

Contact: filipinoministry@padreserra.org
Sponsored by our Filipino Ministry

​Also visit:  Prayer

The Archdiocese of Los Angeles will come together to focus on the spiritual and emotional needs of families, catechists and parish catechetical leaders.

The day includes a keynote speaker, interactive breakouts and each track includes three speakers.

$15 per login
$10 per login early bird discount by August 31

​Learn more and directions to register: www.lacatholics.org/regional-congress

Sponsored and supported by the Knights of Columbus to help Boy Scouts attend summer camp and other activities.
Menu includes: tri-tip, chicken, chili, potato salad, and garlic bread
Pre-order $15/person, Onsite $20/person
Tickets: Antonio Cuyugan (805) 377·2053

​Also visit: Scouts

This page has been moved, visit Blood Drive.

When dropping off, please wear a mask, covering mouth and nose.

The donation truck will be in our parking lot to collect your gently used items: clothes, shoes, kitchen items, DVD/CD, luggage, sports gear, books, and toys. *No electronics please* 
Please come early, the truck will leave once filled. ​Items cannot be left in the office or food bin in church.

Your donations assist those in need twice! Once by donating for the Thrift Store and from those sales funds are given back to local SVDP chapters.

For free pickup of large donations like furniture, large appliances, and vehicles, please call St. Vincent de Paul at (323) 224·6280 or (800) 974·3571.

Together we can help our neighbors in need!

Also visit: St. Vincent de Paul, Groups, Outreach

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“O God, to those who have hunger, give bread, And to us who have bread, give the hunger for justice.”       
-Latin American prayer

​Every March our parish joins with other Camarillo churches and neighbors from different faiths, cultures and ages, to stand against hunger in our local community and the world.
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The reason we walk is because “they walk”.  Hungry people in developing countries typically walk as much as six miles a day to get food, water, and fuel and to take their goods to market. We walk to be in solidarity with their struggle for existence. Together we raise awareness and funds. 

The funds raised will fight hunger around the world and our local food pantries: St. Mary Magdalen/Padre Serra Christian Service Program, Christians Acting Together, Food Share, St. Columba’s Episcopal Food Pantry, Seventh Day Adventist Church Food Pantry, Many Meals and RAIN.

​Contact:
Carrie Perry

Every year we celebrate this inspiring day for 6th, 7th & 8th graders that includes a keynote speaker, music, prayer and fellowship.

Any questions, please contact tere@padreserra.org

“The Catholic community stands with all people who struggle for an end to racism and violence, in our families, in our places of worship, in our communities and in our world. We must continue to build bridges and we must confront racism and violence with a commitment to life, a vision of hope, and a call to action,” Archbishop Joseph E. Kurtz of Louisville, President of the U.S. Bishops Conference, June 19, 2015.

With this call to action, we can no longer stay silent or idle to the persistence of racism embedded in our institutions and public policies and how it impacts us personally.  It is time we begin the healing process by listening to the experiences of our faith communities of color. May we be present with our compassionate hearts to listen to their voices and truths.

Panelists include: Nirmala Bheemisetty, Martita Martinez-Bravo, and Cynthia Jones-Campbell