Reflections on the weekly gospel from our Pastor.
We are celebrating our parish’s Feast of St. Francis of Assisi this weekend. In 1979, St. Pope John Paul II designated St. Francis as the patron saint of ecology. Today also signifies the conclusion of the Season of Creation 2024. The Season of Creation is a collaborative celebration of prayer and action to nurture the Read More
“Do Good for Others” In this Sunday’s gospel passage, the apostles are a little confused. How can someone who does not belong to our group perform the same wonders or even greater than those we have performed? If someone successfully carries out the mission we are called to carry out, is it cause for rejoicing Read More
From Our Pastor “The Son of Man is to be handed over to men.” The disciples cannot comprehend the great love that Jesus has and offers. How can we understand the “defeat” of the Messiah? They are unable to accept the scandal of the passion and death of the Messiah. Even so, they continue to Read More
In this Sunday’s Gospel, Jesus asks his disciples two questions: “Who do people say that I am?” and “Who do you say that I am?” The answers to the first question referred to the rumors people had been saying about Jesus. But in answer to the second question, Peter surprised everyone by declaring: “You are Read More
In the gospel of this XXIII Sunday in Ordinary Time, we find a sick person who must be healed; he is “a deaf man.” The healing ministry of Jesus marks the beginning of the new relationships that must exist between peoples, religions, and cultures. A person who does not enter into dialogue with others, who Read More
A Reflection from Our Pastor My dear brothers and sisters. It is good to be here today. We celebrate the feast of our patron saint, San Luis Rey de Francia, and at the same time, the Rite of Installation of me, your server, as pastor of this parish by Bishop Felipe. Thank you, Your Excellency, Read More
This December, we begin the Jubilee Year: “Pilgrims of Hope.” from May 28 to June 6, Father Lalo, together with Lupe Ríos, will lead a pilgrimage to Rome. Our pilgrims will have the opportunity to pass through the four Holy Doors to obtain a plenary indulgence. The pilgrimage includes a visit to Assisi, Orvieto, and Read More
ASSOCIATE PASTOR’S BIOGRAPHY My name is Macario Torres. In México I am known as Jacobo as well. Jacobo was my religious name as a friar. I now go by More, as I have been affectionately known since childhood. I was born in Romita, Guanajuato; México. My parents are Juan and Teresa. I have six Read More
Meet Fr . Joeseph Juracek, OFM Fr. Joseph Juracek was born in Johnson City, New York. During his early college career, he was drafted. After joining the Air Force, he was stationed in Rome, NY, and part of the group that started the first-ever Crucillos held on military bases. It was through one of these Read More
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