Sunday Mass Schedule
Saturday vigil 4:00 pm
Sunday 9:30 am
Domingo 12:00 pm
Daily Mass 12:15 pm
Bishop Parke's dispensation is still in effect
Social distancing is required
Sunday Masses are Broadcast Live on FaceBook Group
Mass Intentions for the Week (click links to view masses on YouTube)
Weekly Memorials & Intentions Wine & Host: In memory of +Loved Ones
Intenciones Semanales Vino y hostias: Recordando con cariño a los seres queridos fallecidos
29th Week in Ordinary Time
4:00 pm Saturday vigil For Resurrection Community
9:30 am Sunday For the eternal rest of +Aquilina Dayrit by Pachla family & Horace Lazo, Jr by Roe family
12 pm Domingo En acción de gracias al Señor de los Milagros de parte de Nilda y Modesto Colon
12:15 pm Monday For the eternal rest of +David and Marian Leepack by Marsha Manhin
12:15 pm Tuesday In thanksgiving to Señor de los Milagros by Maria Silva and Jose Quintana
12:15 pm Wednesday For the Students of Cutting Edge Learning Academy
12:15 pm Jueves En acción de gracias al Señor de los Milagros de parte de Maria Silva y Jose Quintana
12:15 pm Friday For the special intentions of Norman and Connor Manhin by Marsha Manhin
Weekly Confessions
THE RED CURTAIN IS BACK!!
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY
11:15 AM - 12:00 PM
CONFESSIONS BY THE KITCHEN
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Mary, Salus Populi Romani - Pray for us.
Nuestra Señora, Salud del Pueblo Romano - Ruega por nosotros. ¡Alabado sea Jesucristo!
Urge a COVID-19 Vaccine Free from Abortion
Among the dozens of COVID-19 vaccines currently in development, some are being produced using old cell lines from the cells of aborted children. Fortunately, there is no need to use ethically problematic cell lines to produce a COVID vaccine, or any vaccine, as other cell lines or processes that do not involve cells from abortions are available.
In a
letter to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB) along with 20 healthcare, bioethics, and pro-life organizations, urged the Trump Administration to ensure that vaccines for COVID-19 are developed ethically and are free from any connection to abortion. No one should be forced to choose between being vaccinated against this virus and violating his or her conscience, especially since there are other cell lines available that have no connection to abortion.
Diocesan updates on Coronavirus
Bishop Parkes has presented a new Mutually Shared Vision – “Courageously Living the Gospel” – that represents the many voices of the faithful who contributed with their input and prayers.
Bishop Gregory Parkes on Accountability
Diocesan website on accountability
