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Sun, Sep 6: 8:00 am Mass in Spanish, 10:30 am English Mass, 12:30 pm English Mass, 6:00 pm Divine Grace Women’s Group. Mon, Sep 7: Church Office Closed for Labor Day. Tue, Sep 8: Communion Service & Adoration, Morning Prayer. Wed, Sep 9: 6:00 pm Mass in English, 1st Day of Class for Youth CCE, 7:00 pm 1st Day of Class for OCIA—Adults. Thu, Sep 10: 6:00 pm Mass in Spanish, Holy Hour, Confessions. Fri, Sep 11: 12:00 pm Mass in Spanish. Sat, Sep 12: Confessions, 5:00 pm Mass in Spanish.
Baptism Preparation: Held monthly, with baptisms on the 2nd & 4th weekend. Marriages: Couples preparing for marriage advised to contact the priest at least eight months in advance for accompaniment in preparation. Order of Christian Initiation for Adults (OCIA): Wholehearted invitation to interested individuals. Contact for more information.
In the poorest and most forgotten places of the world, Saint Mother Teresa of Calcutta found the living presence of Jesus and listened to His eternal cry: "I thirst." Her life stands as a humble and radiant witness that we do not need to perform great feats to change the world, but rather do small things with extraordinary love, recognizing the dignity of Christ in every soul we meet. May her example inspire us to love without measure, serving those around us with quiet joy and an unwavering faith.
In the poorest and most forgotten places of the world, Saint Mother Teresa of Calcutta found the living presence of Jesus and listened to His eternal cry: "I thirst." Her life stands as a humble and radiant witness that we do not need to perform great feats to change the world, but rather do small things with extraordinary love, recognizing the dignity of Christ in every soul we meet. May her example inspire us to love without measure, serving those around us with quiet joy and an unwavering faith.
In the poorest and most forgotten places of the world, Saint Mother Teresa of Calcutta found the living presence of Jesus and listened to His eternal cry: "I thirst." Her life stands as a humble and radiant witness that we do not need to perform great feats to change the world, but rather do small things with extraordinary love, recognizing the dignity of Christ in every soul we meet. May her example inspire us to love without measure, serving those around us with quiet joy and an unwavering faith.
In the poorest and most forgotten places of the world, Saint Mother Teresa of Calcutta found the living presence of Jesus and listened to His eternal cry: "I thirst." Her life stands as a humble and radiant witness that we do not need to perform great feats to change the world, but rather do small things with extraordinary love, recognizing the dignity of Christ in every soul we meet. May her example inspire us to love without measure, serving those around us with quiet joy and an unwavering faith.
In the poorest and most forgotten places of the world, Saint Mother Teresa of Calcutta found the living presence of Jesus and listened to His eternal cry: "I thirst." Her life stands as a humble and radiant witness that we do not need to perform great feats to change the world, but rather do small things with extraordinary love, recognizing the dignity of Christ in every soul we meet. May her example inspire us to love without measure, serving those around us with quiet joy and an unwavering faith.
In the poorest and most forgotten places of the world, Saint Mother Teresa of Calcutta found the living presence of Jesus and listened to His eternal cry: "I thirst." Her life stands as a humble and radiant witness that we do not need to perform great feats to change the world, but rather do small things with extraordinary love, recognizing the dignity of Christ in every soul we meet. May her example inspire us to love without measure, serving those around us with quiet joy and an unwavering faith.
Sunday, August 30: OCIA Registrations after all masses. Baptism preparation classes are on the 3rd Saturday of the month. Marriages require contacting the priest at least eight months in advance. Order of Christian Initiation for Adults schedules are available. Keep in mind that there are no baptisms in May or December.
Monday, August 31: Rosary with the Guadalupanas followed by Mass in English. Tuesday, September 1: Communion Service, Adoration & Morning Prayer. Wednesday, September 2: Evening Mass in English. Thursday, September 3: Spanish Mass in the evening, followed by Holy Hour, Confessions, and more. Friday, September 4: Spanish Mass at noon.
Save the date for the upcoming parish events: CCE and OCIA registrations starting in September, a wedding on September 5, and a Quo Vadis Men's Group meeting. Volunteer opportunities are available for various ministries, Bible study, and retreats. Get involved in parish life and make a difference!
Mirar a la Virgen de Guadalupe es recordar que nunca caminamos en la incertidumbre ni bajo la sombra del miedo. Su presencia amorosa nos invita a acogernos bajo su manto con la confianza de un hijo que sabe que es escuchado. Cada avemaría de este rosario se convierte en un ramo de rosas y en un acto de gratitud por sus favores, así como en un clamor confiado por las intenciones y milagros que guardamos en lo más profundo del corazón.
Mirar a la Virgen de Guadalupe es recordar que nunca caminamos en la incertidumbre ni bajo la sombra del miedo. Su presencia amorosa nos invita a acogernos bajo su manto con la confianza de un hijo que sabe que es escuchado. Cada avemaría de este rosario se convierte en un ramo de rosas y en un acto de gratitud por sus favores, así como en un clamor confiado por las intenciones y milagros que guardamos en lo más profundo del corazón.
Mirar a la Virgen de Guadalupe es recordar que nunca caminamos en la incertidumbre ni bajo la sombra del miedo. Su presencia amorosa nos invita a acogernos bajo su manto con la confianza de un hijo que sabe que es escuchado. Cada avemaría de este rosario se convierte en un ramo de rosas y en un acto de gratitud por sus favores, así como en un clamor confiado por las intenciones y milagros que guardamos en lo más profundo del corazón.
Mirar a la Virgen de Guadalupe es recordar que nunca caminamos en la incertidumbre ni bajo la sombra del miedo. Su presencia amorosa nos invita a acogernos bajo su manto con la confianza de un hijo que sabe que es escuchado. Cada avemaría de este rosario se convierte en un ramo de rosas y en un acto de gratitud por sus favores, así como en un clamor confiado por las intenciones y milagros que guardamos en lo más profundo del corazón.
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Sun, Sep 6: 8:00 am Mass in Spanish, 10:30 am English Mass, 12:30 pm English Mass, 6:00 pm Divine Grace Women’s Group. Mon, Sep 7: Church Office Closed for Labor Day. Tue, Sep 8: Communion Service & Adoration, Morning Prayer. Wed, Sep 9: 6:00 pm Mass in English, 1st Day of Class for Youth CCE, 7:00 pm 1st Day of Class for OCIA—Adults. Thu, Sep 10: 6:00 pm Mass in Spanish, Holy Hour, Confessions. Fri, Sep 11: 12:00 pm Mass in Spanish. Sat, Sep 12: Confessions, 5:00 pm Mass in Spanish.
Baptism Preparation: Held monthly, with baptisms on the 2nd & 4th weekend. Marriages: Couples preparing for marriage advised to contact the priest at least eight months in advance for accompaniment in preparation. Order of Christian Initiation for Adults (OCIA): Wholehearted invitation to interested individuals. Contact for more information.
In the poorest and most forgotten places of the world, Saint Mother Teresa of Calcutta found the living presence of Jesus and listened to His eternal cry: "I thirst." Her life stands as a humble and radiant witness that we do not need to perform great feats to change the world, but rather do small things with extraordinary love, recognizing the dignity of Christ in every soul we meet. May her example inspire us to love without measure, serving those around us with quiet joy and an unwavering faith.
In the poorest and most forgotten places of the world, Saint Mother Teresa of Calcutta found the living presence of Jesus and listened to His eternal cry: "I thirst." Her life stands as a humble and radiant witness that we do not need to perform great feats to change the world, but rather do small things with extraordinary love, recognizing the dignity of Christ in every soul we meet. May her example inspire us to love without measure, serving those around us with quiet joy and an unwavering faith.
In the poorest and most forgotten places of the world, Saint Mother Teresa of Calcutta found the living presence of Jesus and listened to His eternal cry: "I thirst." Her life stands as a humble and radiant witness that we do not need to perform great feats to change the world, but rather do small things with extraordinary love, recognizing the dignity of Christ in every soul we meet. May her example inspire us to love without measure, serving those around us with quiet joy and an unwavering faith.
In the poorest and most forgotten places of the world, Saint Mother Teresa of Calcutta found the living presence of Jesus and listened to His eternal cry: "I thirst." Her life stands as a humble and radiant witness that we do not need to perform great feats to change the world, but rather do small things with extraordinary love, recognizing the dignity of Christ in every soul we meet. May her example inspire us to love without measure, serving those around us with quiet joy and an unwavering faith.
In the poorest and most forgotten places of the world, Saint Mother Teresa of Calcutta found the living presence of Jesus and listened to His eternal cry: "I thirst." Her life stands as a humble and radiant witness that we do not need to perform great feats to change the world, but rather do small things with extraordinary love, recognizing the dignity of Christ in every soul we meet. May her example inspire us to love without measure, serving those around us with quiet joy and an unwavering faith.
In the poorest and most forgotten places of the world, Saint Mother Teresa of Calcutta found the living presence of Jesus and listened to His eternal cry: "I thirst." Her life stands as a humble and radiant witness that we do not need to perform great feats to change the world, but rather do small things with extraordinary love, recognizing the dignity of Christ in every soul we meet. May her example inspire us to love without measure, serving those around us with quiet joy and an unwavering faith.
Sunday, August 30: OCIA Registrations after all masses. Baptism preparation classes are on the 3rd Saturday of the month. Marriages require contacting the priest at least eight months in advance. Order of Christian Initiation for Adults schedules are available. Keep in mind that there are no baptisms in May or December.
Monday, August 31: Rosary with the Guadalupanas followed by Mass in English. Tuesday, September 1: Communion Service, Adoration & Morning Prayer. Wednesday, September 2: Evening Mass in English. Thursday, September 3: Spanish Mass in the evening, followed by Holy Hour, Confessions, and more. Friday, September 4: Spanish Mass at noon.
Save the date for the upcoming parish events: CCE and OCIA registrations starting in September, a wedding on September 5, and a Quo Vadis Men's Group meeting. Volunteer opportunities are available for various ministries, Bible study, and retreats. Get involved in parish life and make a difference!
Mirar a la Virgen de Guadalupe es recordar que nunca caminamos en la incertidumbre ni bajo la sombra del miedo. Su presencia amorosa nos invita a acogernos bajo su manto con la confianza de un hijo que sabe que es escuchado. Cada avemaría de este rosario se convierte en un ramo de rosas y en un acto de gratitud por sus favores, así como en un clamor confiado por las intenciones y milagros que guardamos en lo más profundo del corazón.
Mirar a la Virgen de Guadalupe es recordar que nunca caminamos en la incertidumbre ni bajo la sombra del miedo. Su presencia amorosa nos invita a acogernos bajo su manto con la confianza de un hijo que sabe que es escuchado. Cada avemaría de este rosario se convierte en un ramo de rosas y en un acto de gratitud por sus favores, así como en un clamor confiado por las intenciones y milagros que guardamos en lo más profundo del corazón.
Mirar a la Virgen de Guadalupe es recordar que nunca caminamos en la incertidumbre ni bajo la sombra del miedo. Su presencia amorosa nos invita a acogernos bajo su manto con la confianza de un hijo que sabe que es escuchado. Cada avemaría de este rosario se convierte en un ramo de rosas y en un acto de gratitud por sus favores, así como en un clamor confiado por las intenciones y milagros que guardamos en lo más profundo del corazón.
Mirar a la Virgen de Guadalupe es recordar que nunca caminamos en la incertidumbre ni bajo la sombra del miedo. Su presencia amorosa nos invita a acogernos bajo su manto con la confianza de un hijo que sabe que es escuchado. Cada avemaría de este rosario se convierte en un ramo de rosas y en un acto de gratitud por sus favores, así como en un clamor confiado por las intenciones y milagros que guardamos en lo más profundo del corazón.