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Saint David Of Wales parish was established in 1952 by the Archdiocese of San Francisco and in 1962 the parish was transferred to the then newly created Diocese of Oakland.
During 2022-23 we celebrated our 70th year of service in East Richmond on the hillside.
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Saint David Of Wales Catholic Church
5641 Esmond Avenue
Richmond CA 94805-1112
1-510-237-1531 (Office phone number)
davidofwales@gmail.com (Office email)
Office is located across the street from the Church Front Doors
House on Corner
Walk up steps
OPEN
Tue 12-5 / Wed 12-5 / Thu 12-5 / Fri 12-5
CLOSED
Sat / Sun / Mon / Holidays
1-510-237-1531 (Office, main number) during office hours
1-510-837-7536 (Edward, office manager cell) other times
MON Aug 04 * OT_18_C_Monday
(Office CLOSED)
6:30 pm Mass
TUE Aug 05
(12--5 Office OPEN)
6:30 pm Mass
7:00 CONCERT (_)
WED Aug 06
(12--5 Office OPEN)
6:30 pm Mass
THU Aug 07
(12--5 Office OPEN)
5:00 pm Adoration
6:30 pm Mass
FRI Aug 08
(12--5 Office OPEN)
6:30 pm Mass
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SAT Aug 09
(Office CLOSED)
8:00 am Mass
9:00 am Mass (KMHMU)
4:00 pm Confessions
5:00 pm Mass (Vigil)
SUN Aug 10 * OT_19_C
(Office CLOSED)
8:00 am Mass
9:30 am Misa (ESPANOL)
11:00 am Mass
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MON Aug 11 * OT_19_C_Monday
(Office CLOSED)
6:30 pm Mass
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Effective Saturday February 1, 2025
Fr Thuong Nguyen
is appointed Parochial Administrator of
St David of Wales Richmond,
while remaining Pastor of
St John the Baptist El Cerrito.
The two parishes will now be clustered.
Fr Benedict Wonganant
is appointed
Pastor of St Anne Union City.
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From:
Office of Bishop
Date:
Fri, Dec 06, 2024
Subject:
Appointments
December 6, 2024 ● Saint Nicholas, Bishop
Bishop Michael C Barber SJ has made the following appointments:
Fr Rolando Bartolay is appointed Parochial Vicar of St John Vianney/St Mary clustered parishes Walnut Creek, effective December 14, 2024.
Fr Benedict Wonganant is appointed Pastor of St Anne Union City, effective February 1, 2025.
Fr Thuong Nguyen is appointed Parochial Administrator of St David of Wales Richmond, while remaining pastor of St John the Baptist El Cerrito. The two parishes will now be clustered. Effective February 1, 2025.
From:
Office of Bishop
Date:
Wed, Aug 30, 2023 @ 11:46
Subject:
Sacraments of Initiation - Important Announcement
Dear Fathers,
At this time of year, many of our parishes are resuming sacramental preparation programs. Following inquiries from many Pastors, I would like to provide clarification regarding the Sacraments of Initiation as they relate to children.
“Parents are obliged to take care that infants are baptized in the first few weeks; as soon as possible after the birth or even before it, they are to go to the pastor to request the sacrament for their child and to be prepared properly for it” (CCL 867.1).
Though it is common for parents to wait several months or even a few years to baptize their child, baptism is properly administered in infancy. Parents should not defer the baptism for the sake of combining this sacrament with other sacraments.
The Rite of Christian Initiation of Children should be used only for children who are converting to the Faith, either with their family or on their own accord. RCIC is not for unbaptized children raised in a Catholic family. Only if a child is converting from a non-Catholic family, in that case—and in that case only—children of catechetical age “are to receive Baptism, Confirmation, and the Eucharist in a single celebration,” usually at the Easter Vigil (National Statutes for the Catechumenate, 14).
Children who are from a Catholic family and who are not converting to the Faith may be baptized at any time. They should only make their First Communion once they have reached the age of reason, and have previously made their First Reconciliation, following the normal parish sacramental preparation programs in place for children.
The Sacrament of Confirmation may be received by:
(a) high-school aged teenagers who have already been baptized and have completed the standard two-year course of preparation,
(b) baptized Catholic adults who have completed Adult Confirmation classes,
(c) Adult converts who have completed RCIA and are being fully initiated.
(d) Children who are converting to the Catholic faith from non-Catholic families, who have completed a full RCIC program and are being initiated into the faith at the Easter Vigil.
I have heard from Pastors that in some of our communities, Catholic parents are intentionally delaying Baptism and First Communion for their children, enrolling them in an eight month RCIA program, and having them receive Baptism, First Communion and Confirmation at the Easter Vigil, all in an attempt “to get it over with” in the shortest amount of time, with the most minimal religious education required. This is not good for the child, the family, or the life of the parish community.
Children from Catholic families should be respected and given the full course of religious education for their First Confession, First Communion and, later as teens, their Confirmation.
I ask you to please communicate this to your religious education staff, and publish it widely in your bulletins and parish websites.
We owe it to our children to give them the best religious education possible to appreciate and receive these important rites of our faith.
[..]
Yours sincerely in Christ,
The Most Reverend Michael C. Barber, S.J.
Bishop of Oakland
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2023 Sun Dec 17 = Amahl And The Night Visitors (1951)
2023 Sun Nov 26 = Lilies Of The Field (1963)
2023 Sun Oct 29 = The Miracle Of Our Lady Of Fatima (1952)
Sunday July 21 @ 12:00 nn
Kringle Field (school ball-field across from Pre-School Building)
Games and Hotdogs and Hamburgers provided
Bring your favorite food for share table !
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SAT 4:00 pm to 4:45 pm
COMPENDIUM OF THE CATECHISM
432. What are the precepts of the Church?
[..]
(2) to confess one's sins, receiving the sacrament of Reconciliation at least once each year;
[..]
(in English except as noted)
MON 6:30 pm
TUE 6:30 pm
WED 6:30 pm
THU 6:30 pm
FRI 6:30 pm
SAT 8:00 am
9:00 am KMHMU
5:00 pm
SUN 8:00 am
9:30 am ESPANOL
11:00 am
1:30 pm SWAHILI (monthly on Third Sunday)
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THE PETITION FOR MASS
The form to request a Quinceanera Mass is available in the Parish Office.
Day and Time =
Saturday @ 11 am or Saturday @ 1 pm, depending on church calendar and priest calendar.
Language =
English or Bi-lingual or Spanish.
The Petition is to be accompanied by $200 deposit, and the remaining offering is due ten days before the Mass.
The Mass is scheduled at the Church in coordination with the Pastor and Church schedules, subject to the completion of the following conditions.
FAMILY REGISTRATION
The family should be a Registered and Active member at Saint David Parish [or another parish] and members are observing the Precepts Of The Church (see heading [PRECEPTS]).
GODPARENTS
Each Godparent must fill in the Diocese Godparent Certification form and return it to the church office.
BAPTISM
The teenager must have already received the Sacrament of Baptism; please bring your certificate to the Parish Office to be copied; we will attach the copy to your Petition.
FIRST COMMUNION
The teenager must have already received the Sacrament of Holy Communion; please bring your certificate to the Parish Office to be copied; we will attach the copy to your Petition.
CONFIRMATION
The teenager must be enrolled in a program to prepare for the Sacrament of Confirmation; please provide a letter from your instructor [parish name and address, student name and registration date and status, instructor name and phone and signature and date]; we will attach the letter to your Petition.
INSTRUCTIONAL VIDEO
The teenager and parents are to create a login at www.Formed.org and listen to the Quinceanera audio presentation:
https://watch.formed.org/videos/quinceanera
REHEARSAL
A Rehearsal is scheduled with the coordinator during a weeknight a few days before the Mass.
A Funeral can be scheduled at the Church in coordination with your Funeral Home / Mortuary director, and Pastor.
The liturgy is in three parts ..
VIGIL
Usually at the Funeral Home
MASS
At the Church, a weekday morning, starting at 11:00 am
COMMITTAL
At the Gravesite
Saint Callistus
3580 San Pablo Dam Road
El Sobrante CA 94803-2728
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* at El Portal Drive
You do NOT have to wait for a Fifth Sunday to donate to our Saint Vincent De Paul Fund !
We have very limited storage facilities
NO food donations accepted at this time
We have very limited storage facilities
NO food donations accepted at this time
We are in need of non perishable food items such as:
rice, beans, pasta, soup.
Please drop your items in the blue barrel at the church front door ..
.. after Mass on weekends
.. after Mass during the week
Your donation of items will be greatly appreciated by those whom we serve.
Thank you for helping to replenish our pantry for this event
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.. body soap, lotion, shampoo, toothpaste, toothbrushes
.. socks, washcloths, towels
.. anything else you may consider appropriate.
Please place these items in the box located in the church foyer, probably behind the curtain where we used to have goodies after Mass. We will bag these items and deliver them to people who serve the homeless, including the Sisters of Charity.
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1145 Gilman Ave
Berkeley CA 94706
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First Confession
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Continuing Education
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In 1992 on October 11 (the thirtieth anniversary of the start of Vatican II), Pope John Paul II promulgated the Catechism Of The Catholic Church.
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In 2005 on June 28, Pope Benedict XVI promulgated the Compendium of the Catechism; it is a more concise and dialogic version of the Catechism.
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CANON LAW
CHAPTER IV
SPONSORS
872
Insofar as possible, a person to be baptized is to be given a sponsor who assists an adult in Christian initiation or together with the parents presents an infant for baptism. A sponsor also helps the baptized person to lead a Christian life in keeping with baptism and to fulfill faithfully the obligations inherent in it.
873
There is to be only one male sponsor or one female sponsor or one of each.
874
§1.
To be permitted to take on the function of sponsor a person must:
1/ be designated by the one to be baptized, by the parents or the person who takes their place, or in their absence by the pastor or minister and have the aptitude and intention of fulfilling this function;
2/ have completed the sixteenth year of age, unless the diocesan bishop has established another age, or the pastor or minister has granted an exception for a just cause;
3/ be a Catholic who has been confirmed and has already received the most holy sacrament of the Eucharist and who leads a life of faith in keeping with the function to be taken on;
4/ not be bound by any canonical penalty legitimately imposed or declared;
5/ not be the father or mother of the one to be baptized.
§2.
A baptized person who belongs to a non-Catholic ecclesial community is not to participate except together with a Catholic sponsor and then only as a witness of the baptism.
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"and who leads a life of faith in keeping with the function to be taken on" .. see "Precepts"
http://www.vatican.va/archive/compendium_ccc/documents/archive_2005_compendium-ccc_en.html
431. What purpose do the precepts of the Church have?
2041 / 2048
The five precepts of the Church are meant to guarantee for the faithful the indispensable minimum in the spirit of prayer, the sacramental life, moral commitment and growth in love of God and neighbor.
432. What are the precepts of the Church?
2042-2043
They are:
1) to attend Mass on Sundays and other holy days of obligation and to refrain from work and activities which could impede the sanctification of those days;
2) to confess one's sins, receiving the sacrament of Reconciliation at least once each year;
3) to receive the sacrament of the Eucharist at least during the Easter season;
4) to abstain from eating meat and to observe the days of fasting established by the Church; and
5) to help to provide for the material needs of the Church, each according to his own ability.
http://www.vatican.va/archive/cod-iuris-canonici/esp/documents/cic_libro4_cann872-874_sp.html
CÓDIGO DE DERECHO CANÓNICO
CAPÍTULO IV
DE LOS PADRINOS (Cann. 872-874)
872
En la medida de lo posible, a quien va a recibir el bautismo se le ha de dar un padrino, cuya función es asistir en su iniciación cristiana al adulto que se bautiza, y, juntamente con los padres, presentar al niño que va a recibir el bautismo y procurar que después lleve una vida cristiana congruente con el bautismo y cumpla fielmente las obligaciones inherentes al mismo.
873
Téngase un solo padrino o una sola madrina, o uno y una.
874
§ 1.
Para que alguien sea admitido como padrino, es necesario que:
1/
haya sido elegido por quien va a bautizarse o por sus padres o por quienes ocupan su lugar o, faltando éstos, por el párroco o ministro; y que tenga capacidad para esta misión e intención de desempeñarla;
2/
haya cumplido dieciséis años, a no ser que el Obispo diocesano establezca otra edad, o que, por justa causa, el párroco o el ministro consideren admisible una excepción;
3/
sea católico, esté confirmado, haya recibido ya el santísimo sacramento de la Eucaristía y lleve, al mismo tiempo, una vida congruente con la fe y con la misión que va a asumir;
4/
no esté afectado por una pena canónica, legítimamente impuesta o declarada;
5/
no sea el padre o la madre de quien se ha de bautizar.
§ 2.
El bautizado que pertenece a una comunidad eclesial no católica sólo puede ser admitido junto con un padrino católico, y exclusivamente en calidad de testigo del bautismo.
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"al mismo tiempo, una vida congruente con la fe y con la misión que va a asumir" .. vea PRECEPTOS
http://www.vatican.va/archive/compendium_ccc/documents/archive_2005_compendium-ccc_sp.html
COMPENDIUM OF THE CATECHISM
OF THE CATHOLIC CHURCH
431. ¿Qué finalidad tienen los preceptos de la Iglesia?
2041 / 2048
Los preceptos de la Iglesia tienen por finalidad garantizar que los fieles cumplan con lo mínimo indispensable en relación al espíritu de oración, a la vida sacramental, al esfuerzo moral y al crecimiento en el amor a Dios y al prójimo.
432. ¿Cuáles son los preceptos de la Iglesia?
2042-2043
Los preceptos de la Iglesia son cinco:
1) Participar en la Misa todos los domingos y fiestas de guardar, y no realizar trabajos y actividades que puedan impedir la santificación de estos días.
2) Confesar los propios pecados, mediante el sacramento de la Reconciliación al menos una vez al año.
3) Recibir el sacramento de la Eucaristía al menos en Pascua.
4) Abstenerse de comer carne y observar el ayuno en los días establecidos por la Iglesia.
5) Ayudar a la Iglesia en sus necesidades materiales, cada uno según sus posibilidades.
xxxx
xxxx
http://www.vatican.va/archive/cod-iuris-canonici/esp/documents/cic_libro4_cann872-874_sp.html
CÓDIGO DE DERECHO CANÓNICO
CAPÍTULO IV
DE LOS PADRINOS (Cann. 872-874)
872
En la medida de lo posible, a quien va a recibir el bautismo se le ha de dar un padrino, cuya función es asistir en su iniciación cristiana al adulto que se bautiza, y, juntamente con los padres, presentar al niño que va a recibir el bautismo y procurar que después lleve una vida cristiana congruente con el bautismo y cumpla fielmente las obligaciones inherentes al mismo.
873
Téngase un solo padrino o una sola madrina, o uno y una.
874
§ 1.
Para que alguien sea admitido como padrino, es necesario que:
1/
haya sido elegido por quien va a bautizarse o por sus padres o por quienes ocupan su lugar o, faltando éstos, por el párroco o ministro; y que tenga capacidad para esta misión e intención de desempeñarla;
2/
haya cumplido dieciséis años, a no ser que el Obispo diocesano establezca otra edad, o que, por justa causa, el párroco o el ministro consideren admisible una excepción;
3/
sea católico, esté confirmado, haya recibido ya el santísimo sacramento de la Eucaristía y lleve, al mismo tiempo, una vida congruente con la fe y con la misión que va a asumir;
4/
no esté afectado por una pena canónica, legítimamente impuesta o declarada;
5/
no sea el padre o la madre de quien se ha de bautizar.
§ 2.
El bautizado que pertenece a una comunidad eclesial no católica sólo puede ser admitido junto con un padrino católico, y exclusivamente en calidad de testigo del bautismo.
http://www.vatican.va/archive/compendium_ccc/documents/archive_2005_compendium-ccc_sp.html
COMPENDIUM OF THE CATECHISM
OF THE CATHOLIC CHURCH
431. ¿Qué finalidad tienen los preceptos de la Iglesia?
2041 / 2048
Los preceptos de la Iglesia tienen por finalidad garantizar que los fieles cumplan con lo mínimo indispensable en relación al espíritu de oración, a la vida sacramental, al esfuerzo moral y al crecimiento en el amor a Dios y al prójimo.
432. ¿Cuáles son los preceptos de la Iglesia?
2042-2043
Los preceptos de la Iglesia son cinco:
1) Participar en la Misa todos los domingos y fiestas de guardar, y no realizar trabajos y actividades que puedan impedir la santificación de estos días.
2) Confesar los propios pecados, mediante el sacramento de la Reconciliación al menos una vez al año.
3) Recibir el sacramento de la Eucaristía al menos en Pascua.
4) Abstenerse de comer carne y observar el ayuno en los días establecidos por la Iglesia.
5) Ayudar a la Iglesia en sus necesidades materiales, cada uno según sus posibilidades.
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Sun Jun 01 -- Easter_07_C * Ascension (transferred from Thu)
Sun May 25 -- Easter_06_C
Sun May 18 -- Easter_05_C
Sun May 11 -- Easter_04_C * Good Shepherd
Sun May 04 -- Easter_03_C
Sun Apr 27 -- Easter_02_C * Divine Mercy
Sun Apr 20 -- Easter_01_C * Easter Sunday
See the CALENDAR (in English except as noted)
Sat Apr 19 -- Holy Saturday
Fri Apr 18 -- Good Friday
Thu Apr 17 -- Holy Thursday
Wed Apr 16 -- Spy Wednesday
Sun Apr 13 -- Lent_06_C * Palm-Passion
Sun Apr 06 -- Lent_05_C
Sun Mar 30 -- Lent_04_C
Sun Mar 23 -- Lent_03_C
Sun Mar 16 -- Lent_02_C
Sun Mar 09 -- Lent_01_C
Wed Mar 05 -- Ash Wednesday
See the CALENDAR (in English except as noted)
Sun Mar 02 -- OT_08_C
Sun Feb 23 -- OT_07_C
Sun Feb 16 -- OT_06_C
Sun Feb 09 -- OT_05_C
Sun Feb 02 -- OT_04_C
Sun Jan 26 -- OT_03_C
Sun Jan 19 -- OT_02_C
Mon Jan 13 -- OT_01_C
See the CALENDAR (in English except as noted)
2025 Sun Jan 12 -- Christmas_Baptism_Of_The_Lord_C
2025 Sun Jan 05 -- Christmas_Epiphany_C
2025 Wed Jan 01 -- Christmas_Mary_Mother_Of_God_C
Sun Dec 29 -- Christmas_Holy_Family_C
Wed Dec 25 -- Christmas_Day_C
Tue Dec 24 -- Christmas_Eve_C
Sun Dec 22 -- Advent_04_C
Sun Dec 15 -- Advent_03_C
Sun Dec 08 -- Advent_02_C
Sun Dec 01 -- Advent_01_C
See the CALENDAR (in English except as noted)
Sun Nov 24 -- OT_34_B Christ The King
Sun Nov 17 -- OT_33_B
Sun Nov 10 -- OT_32_B
Sun Nov 03 -- OT_31_B
Sat Nov 02 -- All Souls -- (not holy day) (see Mass schedule)
Fri Nov 01 -- All Saints -- Holy Day Of Obligation (see Mass schedule)
Sun Oct 27 -- OT_30_B
Sun Oct 20 -- OT_29_B
Sun Oct 13 -- OT_28_B
Sun Oct 06 -- OT_27_B
Sun Sep 29 -- OT_26_B
Sun Sep 22 -- OT_25_B
Sun Sep 15 -- OT_24_B
Sun Sep 08 -- OT_23_B
Sun Sep 01 -- OT_22_B
Sun Aug 25 -- OT_21_B
Sun Aug 18 -- OT_20_B
Sun Aug 11 -- OT_19_B
Sun Aug 04 -- OT_18_B
Sun Jul 28 -- OT_17_B
Sun Jul 21 -- OT_16_B
Sun Jul 14 -- OT_15_B
Sun Jul 07 -- OT_14_B
Sun Jun 30 -- OT_13_B
Sun Jun 23 -- OT_12_B
Sun Jun 16 -- OT_11_B
Sun Jun 09 -- OT_10_B
Sun Jun 02 -- OT_09_B * Corpus Christi
Sun May 27 -- OT_08_B * Trinity
Mon May 20 -- OT_07_B
See the CALENDAR (in English except as noted)
Sun May 19 -- Easter_08_B * Pentecost
Sun May 12 -- Easter_07_B * Ascension (transferred from Thu)
Sun May 05 -- Easter_06_B
Sun Apr 28 -- Easter_05_B
Sun Apr 21 -- Easter_04_B * Good Shepherd
Sun Apr 14 -- Easter_03_B
Sun Apr 07 -- Easter_02_B * Divine Mercy
Sun Mar 31 -- Easter_01_B * Easter Sunday
See the CALENDAR (in English except as noted)
Sat Mar 30 -- Holy Saturday
Fri Mar 29 -- Good Friday
Thu Mar 28 -- Holy Thursday
Wed Feb 27 -- Spy Wednesday
Sun Mar 24 -- Lent_06_B * Palm-Passion
Sun Mar 17 -- Lent_05_B
Sun Mar 10 -- Lent_04_B
Sun Mar 03 -- Lent_03_B
Sun Feb 25 -- Lent_02_B
Sun Feb 18 -- Lent_01_B
Wed Feb 14 -- Ash Wednesday
See the CALENDAR (in English except as noted)
Sun Feb 11 -- OT_06_B
Sun Feb 04 -- OT_05_B
Sun Jan 28 -- OT_04_B
Sun Jan 21 -- OT_03_B
Sun Jan 14 -- OT_02_B
Mon Jan 08 -- OT_01_B
See the CALENDAR (in English except as noted)
Sun Jan 07 -- Christmas_Epiphany_B
Mon Jan 01 -- Christmas_Mary_Mother_Of_God_B
Sun Dec 31 -- Christmas_Holy_Family_B
Mon Dec 25 -- Christmas_Day_B
Sun Dec 24 -- Christmas_Eve_B
Sun Dec 24 -- Advent_04_B
Sun Dec 17 -- Advent_03_B
Sun Dec 10 -- Advent_02_B
Sun Dec 03 -- Advent_01_B
See the CALENDAR (in English except as noted)
Sun Nov 26 -- OT_34_A_Christ_The_King
Fri Nov 24 -- Diocese Holiday
8:15 am Mass
NO evening devotions / NO evening Mass
Thu Nov 23 -- Diocese Holiday (Thanksgiving Day)
9:00 am Mass (Bi-Lingual)
NO evening devotions / NO evening Mass
Sun Nov 19 -- OT_33_A
Sun Nov 12 -- OT_32_A
Sun Nov 05 -- OT_31_A
Thu Nov 02 -- All Souls (not holy day)
Wed Nov 01 -- All Saints (Holy Day Of Obligation)
Sun Oct 29 -- OT_30_A
Sun Oct 22 -- OT_29_A
Sun Oct 15 -- OT_28_A
Sun Oct 08 -- OT_27_A
Sun Oct 01 -- OT_26_A
Sun Sep 24 -- OT_25_A
Sun Sep 17 -- OT_24_A
Sun Sep 10 -- OT_23_A
Sun Sep 03 -- OT_22_A
Sun Aug 27 -- OT_21_A
Sun Aug 20 -- OT_20_A
Tue Aug 15 -- Holy Day Of Obligation (Assumption BVM)
Sun Aug 13 -- OT_19_A
Sun Aug 06 -- OT_18_A_Transfiguration
Sun Jul 30 -- OT_17_A
Sun Jul 23 -- OT_16_A
Sun Jul 16 -- OT_15_A
Sun Jul 09 -- OT_14_A
Sun Jul 02 -- Ordinary_Time_13_A
Sun Jun 25 -- OT_12_A
Sun Jun 18 -- OT_11_A
Sun Jun 11 -- OT_10_A_Corpus_Christi
Sun Jun 04 -- OT_09_A_Trinity
See the CALENDAR (in English except as noted)
Sun May 28 -- Easter_08_A_Pentecost
8:00 am ENGLISH Mass
9:30 am SPANISH Misa
11:00 am ENGLISH Mass
Sun May 21 -- Easter_07_A_Ascension
8:00 am ENGLISH Mass
9:30 am SPANISH Misa
11:00 am ENGLISH Mass
Sun May 14 -- Easter_06_A
8:00 am ENGLISH Mass
9:30 am SPANISH Misa
11:00 am ENGLISH Mass
Sun May 7 -- Easter_05_A
8:00 am ENGLISH Mass
9:30 am SPANISH Misa
11:00 am ENGLISH Mass
Sun Apr 30 -- Easter_04_A * Good Shepherd Sunday
8:00 am ENGLISH Mass
9:30 am SPANISH Misa
11:00 am ENGLISH Mass
Sun Apr 23 -- Easter_03_A
8:00 am ENGLISH Mass
9:30 am SPANISH Misa
11:00 am ENGLISH Mass
Sun Apr 16 -- Easter_02_A * Divine Mercy Sunday
8:00 am ENGLISH Mass
9:30 am SPANISH Misa
11:00 am ENGLISH Mass
1:30 pm SWAHILI Mass
Sun Apr 9 -- Easter_01_A * Easter Sunday
8:00 am ENGLISH Mass
9:30 am SPANISH Misa
11:00 am ENGLISH Mass
Sat Apr 8 -- Holy Saturday
8:00 pm MULTI_LINGUAL Vigil Of Easter
See the CALENDAR (in English except as noted)
Wed Feb 22 -- Ash Wednesday
8:15 am ENGLISH
5:00 pm ENGLISH
6:30 pm ESPANOL Misa
Fri = Feb 24 / Mar 3 / Mar 10 / Mar 17 / Mar 24 / Mar 31
8:15 am ENGLISH Mass
11:15 am ENGLISH Stations Of The Cross
5:15 pm SPANISH Via Crucis
6:30 pm SPANISH Misa
7:15 pm ENGLISAH Stations Of The Cross
Sat Apr 1
8:00 am ENGLISH Mass (Lent Saturday)
9:00 am KMHMU Mass (Palm-Passion Vigil)
4:00 pm Confessions
5:00 pm ENGLISH Mass (Palm-Passion Vigil)
Sun Apr 2
8:00 am ENGLISH Mass
9:30 am SPANISH Misa
11:00 am ENGLISH Mass
Thu Apr 6 -- Holy Thursday
8:15 am ENGLISH Morning Prayer
7:00 pm MULTI-LINGUAL Liturgy Of Holy Thursday
Fri Apr 7 -- Good Friday
8:15 am ENGLISH Morning Prayer
12:00 nn ENGLISH Stations Of The Cross
1:00 pm ENGLISH Liturgy Of Good Friday
3:00 pm ENGLISH Divine Mercy Novena # 1
5:15 pm SPANISH Via Crucis
6:30 pm SPANISH Liturgy Of Good Friday
Sat Apr 8 -- Holy Saturday
8:00 am ENGLISH Morning Prayer
See the CALENDAR (in English except as noted)