2023 Christmas Mass Times
Saturday, December 23rd – Eve of the 4th Sunday of AdventVigil Mass (Sunday Mass) at 5 pm.Confessions at 4 pm. Church and Columbarium will be closed immediately after 5 pm Mass. Sunday December 24th –…
Saturday, December 23rd – Eve of the 4th Sunday of AdventVigil Mass (Sunday Mass) at 5 pm.Confessions at 4 pm. Church and Columbarium will be closed immediately after 5 pm Mass. Sunday December 24th –…
The talents we have been given carry responsibilities – we are called to use and share our God given gifts. We are expected to actively contribute to the work God’s Kingdom and to the…
Take smaller steps, but walk together The 16th General Assembly of the Synod on Synodality in Rome was truly an unprecedented experience for me. We began with a three-day retreat, time for personal prayer,…
“Love One Another” Jesus was asked by the Pharisees, “Teacher, which commandment in the law is the greatest?” Jesus answers by referring to Shema Israel (Deuteronomy 6:5) [Love the Lord your God with all…
Inspiration Unplugged – The Filthy Feet of Sacred Service: What Happens When Prayer Gets Off Its Knees Anchored in a reflection on John 13:1-20 (the Washing of the Disciples’ Feet), Dr. Troy Davies will…
Fr. Rowel Jose (Arjay) Abanto The Parable of the Wedding Banquet tells the story of a king’s desire to celebrate the marriage of his son with a feast. The king sends out his messengers…
You are called. You matter. You belong. These simple yet profound words capture the essence of our Pastoral Renewal. Jesus personally calls each one of us to follow Him and to remain by His side,…
“The Rosary – A Compendium of the Life of Jesus and Mary” Fr. Rowel Jose (Arjay) Abanto Many religions use beads to keep track of prayers. Our Rosary, a circle of beads, is like…
All moms/aunties/care-givers/grandmas/babysitters and their kids are super welcome to join us from 9.30-11:00 a.m. (doors to church open at 9:00 a.m.), every Wednesday, starting September 27, 2023, in the Housey Hall (lower hall), for…
There are many scams going around masquerading as your clergy (priests, deacons or lately, the bishop). Please exercise caution when responding to email messages. If you receive unusual emails, check the sender’s email address to see…