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From Our Pastor This is the day the Lord has made; let us rejoice and be glad (today’s psalm). We just celebrated the Triduum, commemorating the passion, death, and resurrection of our Lord Jesus Christ, and today we celebrate the victory of our Lord over death. We welcome our new brothers and sisters to our Read More

Would you like to give Jesus his rightful place of Lordship, King of your life? If you want to give our King his rightful place, be a donkey, humble to follow the example of service that Christ gave us, and stubborn and passionate about all things concerning our God.

Because the weather forecast for Palm Sunday on March 24th predicts rain, the 10 AM and 12:15 PM Sunday Masses were moved indoors to the Serra Center. Arriving early is advisable to avoid the crowd. Additional seating will be arranged in the Serra Center foyer and outside. If you plan to sit outside, please bring Read More

From Our Deacon We are just one week away from Holy Week when we celebrate God’s love for us in Jesus’ passion, death, and resurrection. We look at the meaning of what Jesus did for us. Jesus is the fulfillment of the New Covenant that Jeremiah prophesied about. To see Jesus is not just to Read More

From Our Associate Pastor How many of us firmly believe that God loves us unconditionally? If we do not, our faith and hope in Him will be in vain. God created us in his image and likeness so that we could respond to that love with which He loves us so much. God’s greatest proof Read More

Friar Oscar Mendez writes about following God’s Commandments.

FROM OUR ASSOCIATE PASTOR In this weekend’s Gospel, the second Sunday of Lent, Jesus foretells his resurrection to his apostles. Jesus takes Peter, James, and John with him to witness his resurrection in his transfiguration. This demonstration was so wonderful that they didn’t even know what to say or how to explain the experience. While Read More

FROM OUR ASSOCIATE PASTOR The Gospel of this Sunday, the Fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time, presents us with an image of Jesus who is very active, contemplative, and prayerful. First, he goes to the house of Peter’s mother-in-law, who is bedridden with a tremendous fever. Jesus takes her by the hand, restores her, heals her, Read More

From Deacon Lyle At some point in your life, you may feel yourself being brought to your knees by urges and forces that are too strong. We must turn to a power above and beyond ourselves. Jesus’ authority came from his human nature. There we see what it can mean to be fully human: compassionate, Read More

The call of the first disciples illustrates the concept of vocation and the transformative journey of following Jesus, changing one’s life direction to align with His mission.