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- Sunday Mass: 9:00am & 12 noon English OR 7:30am & 10:30am Italian,
- Weekday Morning Mass: Monday, Wednesday & Friday 8:00am English OR Tuesday, Thursday & Saturday 8:00am Italian
- Weekday Evening Mass: Monday - Friday 7:00pm (upon request through parish office)
- Lent: Stations of the Cross Friday at 8:00pmm
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Weekday and Weekend Mass Times
Weekday Mass Schedule
- Monday, Wednesday, Friday:
- 8:00am - English
- Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
- 8:00am - Italian
- 3:00pm - Divine Mercy Chaplet (prayed daily during the week)
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7:00pm - Contact parish office to schedule evening
Mass SACRED HEART (FIRST FRIDAYS) and FIRST SATURAYS DEVOTIONS
Regular Weekend Mass Schedule
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Saturday:
Confessions take place from 4:00pm - 4:45pm - 5:00pm - English
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Sunday: - 7:30 am - Italian
- 9:00 am - English
- 10:30 am - Italian
- 12:00 pm - English
DRESS CODE
Although the Catholic Church has no real dress code for proper attire when attending Mass, an unwritten dress code demands we are properly dressed out of Respect, Honor and Reverence for the Real Presence of Our Lord. One should dress modestly and respectfully. Generally, one should avoid wearing anything too revealing, which would be considered offensive or disrespectful.
Information and Sacramental Registrations
Updated Baptismal Certificates
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A Word From Our Pastor...
3rd Sunday of Lent - Cycle A - 8th March 2026
First Reading – Exodus 17:3-7: The Israelites, thirsty and doubting God’s presence, quarrel with Moses. God instructs Moses to strike a rock at Horeb, miraculously providing water, and the place is named “Massah” and “Meribah.”
Responsorial Psalm – Psalm 95: Let us joyfully sing and worship the Lord, our creator and shepherd. I urge openness to His voice today, unlike our ancestors who hardened their hearts despite witnessing His works.
Second Reading – Romans 5:1-2, 5-8: Through faith, we are made right with God, gaining peace and the hope of sharing His glory. God’s love, given through the Holy Spirit, affirms this hope, shown in Christ dying for us as sinners.
Gospel – John 4:5-42: In Samaria, Jesus met a Samaritan woman at Jacob’s well. He asked her for water, leading to a conversation about “living water” offering eternal life. Jesus’s insight into her life convinced her of his prophetic nature. He revealed the future of worship transcending locations, focusing on Spirit and truth. Declaring himself the Messiah, his interaction led many Samaritans to believe in him as the Savior of the world.
Prima lettura – Esodo 17,3-7: Gli Israeliti, assetati e dubbiosi della presenza di Dio, litigano con Mosè. Dio ordina a Mosè di colpire una roccia a Horeb, fornendo miracolosamente l’acqua, e il luogo viene chiamato “Massah” e “Meribah”.
Salmo responsoriale – Salmo 95: Cantiamo con gioia e adoriamo il Signore, nostro creatore e pastore. Esorto ad aprirci alla Sua voce oggi, a differenza dei nostri antenati che indurirono il loro cuore nonostante avessero assistito alle Sue opere.
Seconda lettura – Romani 5,1-2.5-8: Attraverso la fede, siamo resi giusti davanti a Dio, ottenendo la pace e la speranza di condividere la Sua gloria. L’amore di Dio, donato attraverso lo Spirito Santo, conferma questa speranza, dimostrata da Cristo che è morto per noi peccatori.
Vangelo – Giovanni 4,5-42: In Samaria, Gesù incontrò una donna samaritana al pozzo di Giacobbe. Le chiese dell’acqua, dando inizio a una conversazione sull’«acqua viva» che offre la vita eterna. La comprensione che Gesù aveva della sua vita la convinse della sua natura profetica. Egli rivelò il futuro del culto che trascende i luoghi, concentrandosi sullo Spirito e sulla verità. Dichiarandosi il Messia, la sua interazione portò molti samaritani a credere in lui come Salvatore del mondo.
Responsorial Psalm – Psalm 95: Let us joyfully sing and worship the Lord, our creator and shepherd. I urge openness to His voice today, unlike our ancestors who hardened their hearts despite witnessing His works.
Second Reading – Romans 5:1-2, 5-8: Through faith, we are made right with God, gaining peace and the hope of sharing His glory. God’s love, given through the Holy Spirit, affirms this hope, shown in Christ dying for us as sinners.
Gospel – John 4:5-42: In Samaria, Jesus met a Samaritan woman at Jacob’s well. He asked her for water, leading to a conversation about “living water” offering eternal life. Jesus’s insight into her life convinced her of his prophetic nature. He revealed the future of worship transcending locations, focusing on Spirit and truth. Declaring himself the Messiah, his interaction led many Samaritans to believe in him as the Savior of the world.
Prima lettura – Esodo 17,3-7: Gli Israeliti, assetati e dubbiosi della presenza di Dio, litigano con Mosè. Dio ordina a Mosè di colpire una roccia a Horeb, fornendo miracolosamente l’acqua, e il luogo viene chiamato “Massah” e “Meribah”.
Salmo responsoriale – Salmo 95: Cantiamo con gioia e adoriamo il Signore, nostro creatore e pastore. Esorto ad aprirci alla Sua voce oggi, a differenza dei nostri antenati che indurirono il loro cuore nonostante avessero assistito alle Sue opere.
Seconda lettura – Romani 5,1-2.5-8: Attraverso la fede, siamo resi giusti davanti a Dio, ottenendo la pace e la speranza di condividere la Sua gloria. L’amore di Dio, donato attraverso lo Spirito Santo, conferma questa speranza, dimostrata da Cristo che è morto per noi peccatori.
Vangelo – Giovanni 4,5-42: In Samaria, Gesù incontrò una donna samaritana al pozzo di Giacobbe. Le chiese dell’acqua, dando inizio a una conversazione sull’«acqua viva» che offre la vita eterna. La comprensione che Gesù aveva della sua vita la convinse della sua natura profetica. Egli rivelò il futuro del culto che trascende i luoghi, concentrandosi sullo Spirito e sulla verità. Dichiarandosi il Messia, la sua interazione portò molti samaritani a credere in lui come Salvatore del mondo.
- SACRED HEART (FIRST FRIDAYS) DEVOTIONS
- First Fridays of every month, Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament in St. Joseph Chapel between 8:30 am - 6 pm