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Sunday Mass / Santa Misa
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Praying as a parish
Together as a parish, let us pray for the Lord to have mercy on us.
Holy Mass - Sundays at 9am (Spanish) and 10am (English)
(Playback Sunday Mass: March 22nd)
(Playback March 25th Mass: Annunciation of the Lord)
Holy Rosary - Daily at 12:00 noon (Click to playback now)
Divine Mercy Chaplet - Daily at 3:00 pm (Click to playback now)
Stations of the Cross - Fridays at 6:00pm (Click to playback now) -
Message from our pastor
Dear Parishioners,
As our world, our country and our state continue their efforts to contain the COVID-19 outbreak, Bishop Brennan has issued an update on mandated directives for the faithful of the Diocese of Fresno, which will remain in place over the weeks to come (indefinitely).Initially Bishop Brennan had hoped that the restrictions regarding gatherings would allow reinstating the public celebration of the Mass, as well as other Sacraments and parish activities, including the school, on the morning of March 30th. However, that is no longer the case. The suspension of the public celebration of the Mass and all other parish activities continues indefinitely.As I hope we can understand, these measures are mandated out of concern for the health and well-being of all of God’s people, and in a common effort with society to reduce the spread of the virus.My office and staff has made every effort possible for our parishioners to stay connected with our parish, with one another in prayer, and most importantly with the Lord. As many of you know, live-streaming of the celebration of the Mass, as well as other devotional and other opportunities to pray, have been arranged online, through our parish website and Facebook page. We work diligently to constantly update our website, parish app and other social media outlets. Our office staff continues to be available to our parishioners during this time.I encourage you to stay strong in your faith in the Lord, your love for the Church and the Sacraments, even if we cannot have access to them for a time. Living our faith in the present conditions gives us an important opportunity to rediscover the value and the meaning of the "Church at home" that every household of faith is called to be. I invite you to join us in the celebration of the Mass from home, pray the rosary daily, and practice other devotions (Divine Mercy Chaplet, Novenas, Stations of the Cross, etc.).The people of Israel did not remain in the desert forever. Eventually, in God's time, they were able to enter the Land the Lord had promised. And so it will be with us. Let us persevere with our trust and hope, firm in the Lord.During this time, if it is not a burden to you or your family, please continue to support our parish with your prayers and weekly contributions. Our church relies on your generosity to continue our mission, and to meet our needs and obligations. May God reward your generosity and sacrifices.
Please know of my prayers for each of your families. May God provide for your every need and listen to our prayers.
Fr. Hector LopezPastor -
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Daily Mass
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Parish office hours
The parish office is closed to the public. However, if you need anything, please call the parish office and someone will be able to assist you over the phone.
661-323-3108 ext 1
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Current Bulletin
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Today's Readings
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Reading 1 Jer 11:18-20Responsorial Psalm 7:2-3, 9bc-10, 11-12Gospel Jn 7:40-53
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Prayer requests
Submit a name of a loved one who is ill or has deceased. Names will be printed in the parish bulletin for the prayers of our parish community. Click here.
