Old Testament and Responsorial Psalm

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Random Thoughts and Prayers

After we have turned our hearts from selfish love to love of God and neighbor and are now prepared to enter the mysteries of the Word and Eucharist, the priest proclaims, Let us pray.

After we have gathered and welcomed the Lord into our midst.  Just as Advent is a time to prepare for the coming of the Lord, we must prepare ourselves to listen to the Word of God and celebrate the great mysteries. 

Starting Thursday, January 13, 2022, at 5:30 p.m. and continuing each Thursday

Masses are detailed for Reconciliation, and Confirmation information is now set!

Thursdays, at 1:30pm in the St. Clare Room of the Memorial Center

Volunteers are always needed within our Parish! See below how you can help

See attached form for the Saint Research form due in SEPTEMBER

Series of thoughts from Deacon Sam

Donations are always appreciated and are needed. See the list below for items. Please Call the office first and then drop off in the office on Tues 8-10a or Thurs 10-12p.

-I doubt that any of us want to hear this said at a eulogy for a deceased loved one: “He(she) died with his(her) potential intact.”

Los Servicios Legales de Inmigración de Sacramento Food Bank & Family Services lo invitan a asistir a este evento gratuito para aprender sobre la situacion de los menores no acompañados en la frontera.

There are several considerations that one should consider as they prepare for the Catechist journey. Our Diocese shared the following information to help guide our families.

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All fee’s are due at time of registration. We have added online payment through Parishsoft giving. Please make sure and select the Faith Formation registration option.

Office Hours

Bishop Soto delivered guidance to the Faithful on New Protocols for Worship. Pastors may accommodate the faithful for the celebration of the Sacrifice of the Mass as well as other sacramental and worship services at 100% of the seating capacity in the parish churches. I am rescinding the general dispensation from the obligation to attend Sunday Mass. Starting Sunday, June 20, 2021 all the Catholic faithful in the Diocese of Sacramento are obliged to personally attend and actively participate in the Sunday celebration of the Sacrifice of the Mass (Canon 1247). Pastors and the faithful are counseled that individuals are not obligated to attend the Eucharist on Sunday or other obligatory solemnities if they are sick, have a vulnerable health condition, are caring for someone with a vulnerable health condition, or have other serious reasons (Canon 1245; Catechism of the Catholic Church, 2181).

Loving Catechists needed! Make a difference in the spiritual life of a child and join our dedicated, fun and amazing team!