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Weekday Mass Schedule

Regular Weekend Mass Schedule 5th July to 6th September, both dates included.

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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.

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27thSunday Ordinary Time - 4th October 2026

A Word From Our Pastor...

 

First Reading – Isaiah 5:1-7: A friend cultivates a vineyard with great care but gets wild grapes. He questions what more he could have done and decides to abandon the vineyard, letting it turn into a wasteland. This vineyard is an allegory for the house of Israel, where expected justice turns to chaos.

Responsorial Psalm – Psalm 80: God planted a vine from Egypt, cleared the land, and let it flourish. Then, its walls were broken, making it vulnerable to beasts and trespassers. A plea is made for divine care and restoration so that the vine, representing Israel, will thrive and its people will be saved.

Second Reading – Philippians 4:6-9: Don’t worry, but instead bring your concerns to God through prayer. When you do, God’s peace will guard your heart and mind. Focus on things that are true, honorable, just, pure, and lovely. By following this guidance and emulating good examples, you’ll find peace.

Gospel – Matthew 21:33-43: A landowner leases a vineyard but the tenants mistreat his servants and kill his son. When asked, the elders agree that the owner will evict these tenants and find new ones. Jesus warns that those who reject the cornerstone will lose the kingdom of God.

Prima lettura – Isaia 5,1-7: Un amico coltiva con grande cura una vigna, ma ne ricava solo uva selvatica. Si chiede cosa avrebbe potuto fare di più e decide di abbandonare la vigna, lasciando che si trasformi in un terreno incolto. Questa vigna è un’allegoria della casa d’Israele, dove la giustizia attesa si trasforma in caos.

Salmo responsoriale – Salmo 80: Dio ha piantato una vite dall’Egitto, ha dissodato il terreno e l’ha fatta prosperare. Poi, le sue mura sono state abbattute, rendendola vulnerabile alle bestie e agli intrusi. Viene lanciata una supplica affinché Dio la protegga e la ricostituisca, in modo che la vite, che rappresenta Israele, possa prosperare e il suo popolo sia salvato.

Seconda lettura – Filippesi 4,6-9: Non preoccupatevi, ma affidate le vostre preoccupazioni a Dio attraverso la preghiera. Quando lo farete, la pace di Dio custodirà il vostro cuore e la vostra mente. Concentratevi sulle cose che sono vere, onorevoli, giuste, pure e amabili. Seguendo questa guida e imitando i buoni esempi, troverete la pace.

Vangelo – Matteo 21,33-43: Un proprietario affitta una vigna, ma i vignaioli maltrattano i suoi servi e uccidono suo figlio. Interpellati, gli anziani concordano sul fatto che il proprietario sfratterà quei vignaioli e ne troverà di nuovi. Gesù avverte che chi rifiuta la pietra angolare perderà il regno di Dio.