Catholic Church of The Holy Trinity

Many thanks to our Divine Mercy coordinators and everyone who attended in person and virtually for our annual Divine Mercy Sunday Celebration! You can watch the recorded event on our Facebook page. #jesusitrustinyou

Happy Easter Monday! It was so awesome to see so many of you at mass! Welcome Home. Our Fifth Called to Renew Project begins today. We are restoring the statues of the parish. Our Lady of Fatima will be the first one. She has been taken by the artists to be worked on. This will take about a month to complete. Here is how Our Lady of Fatima currently looks. She will be returning to us before the Celebration of Our Lady of Fatima in May. Happy Easter. Fr. Ricardo

Happy Friday to you all! Thank you to all of you for your faith during these challenging times. Do not despair Jesus is with us always. This Monday the parish office will be closed as we celebrate MLK Day. We will have one mass at 8:00am only. This weekend we will be able to access the Church. Our indoor/outdoor schedule will remain the same. Please know that this can change at any time however. Thank you for your flexibility. Fr. Ricardo

Work has begun on our capital campaign project for the altar. The old carpeting has been ripped out exposing some of the original hardwood from 1925. #calledtorenew

Happy Wednesday! I just received word that our next Called to Renew Project will start tomorrow, Thursday January 14th. We are replacing the flooring in the Church Sanctuary. Daily Masses and adoration will move back to the pavilion starting with the 5pm Mass on Thursday January 14th. We are already set up and ready to go, what a blessing! The project should take no more than two weeks, God willing. I will know more about the weekend availability for the Church soon. Thank you to all of our wonderful Called to Renew Sponsors! Your generosity has made this possible. Stay Healthy everyone. Fr. Ricardo #calledtorenew

Merry Christmas! Let us continue to pray for healing and unity in our nation. The horrific and disturbing events that happened at our nation's capitol and throughout 2020 should open all of our eyes for the need to become better disciples of Christ. Change starts with each one of us. Let us make Jesus Christ our top priority. Jesus and his teachings must come first. If we put our faith in anyone else but Jesus, we will not grow in our holiness. Let us pray that our nation t...urns back to God and that we become better as One Nation Under God. Let us also pray for our government leaders. On a more local note, our next Called to Renew Project may start as early as next Thursday January 14th. Most likely it will start on Monday January 18th. The carpet in the Church sanctuary will be removed and replaced with hard wood flooring. This will make it much cleaner and more durable. There may be times when this is happening that masses may need to move to the pavilion. Thank you for your flexibility. God Bless you all. Turn off your television. Go pray and get some exercise! Fr. Ricardo See more

The Christmas season has officially ended at Holy Trinity. We would like to take a moment to thank our environmental team that had to decorate not only the interior of the church but also the school pavilion as well this year. Thank you for all your work this year managing two sets of decorations and planning.

Merry Christmas! 2020 is ending this week as we move into a New Year, 2021! 2020 has brought us many challenges. We can't forget that there have been many blessings along the way as well. We pause to pray for those who have died. We thank God for our courageous first responders. We ask God to strengthen the sick. Part of being a disciple of Christ means that we are called to be courageous. May the Sacraments of the Church give you the strength that you need. Jesus is with us always. BE NOT AFRAID! Please know that I pray for you all daily. I am here to serve you. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year! Fr. Ricardo

From all of us at Holy Trinity: Happy New Year! Wishing you and your families a blessed and healthy #newyear

Please join me in praying for our nation today. May God bless and protect us all. The Novena to the Santo Nino will run from 1/6-1/14. Please join us in prayer and devotion. Some good news on this crazy day, I signed the contract today for our next Called to Renew Project. The carpet in the Church sanctuary will soon be removed and replaced by more durable and clean flooring. We hope to start this next project soon. Do not fall into despair. Jesus is with us always despite the chaos of this world. Be not afraid. Fr. Ricardo

Merry Christmas everyone! It was great to see so many people at mass on the 24th and 25th of December. Christmas has just begun so let us continue to celebrate the joy of Christmas. All masses this weekend will be held outside. Starting the weekend of January 2nd and January 3rd we will have a new schedule however. We will offer you three options: Mass Inside the Church, Mass Outside in the Pavilion, and the Facebook Livestream Mass at 10:30am every Sunday. Please choose what you are most comfortable with. God Bless you all. Fr. Ricardo

Don’t forget to pick up your 2021 calendar! They’re available at the entrance of the pavilion and the church vestibule. #happynewyear

Merry Christmas! Christmas does not end until this Sunday January 10th when we celebrate The Baptism of the Lord. Keep those Christmas decorations up a little while longer. Today is Msgr. Herres birthday. Happy Birthday Msgr. Herres! You are a blessing to our parish. May God bless you with health and many more years of life. Be safe everyone. Stay healthy. Fr. Ricardo

Merry Christmas and Happy New Year. Please join me in praying for the soul of Leonila Bautista, Deacon Rolando's mother. She died early this morning. She was a long time parishioner and a woman of great faith. Please pray for her soul and pray for the Bautista Family. Eternal rest grant unto her O Lord, and let Perpetual Light Shine Upon Her. Stay Safe and Healthy everyone, Fr. Ricardo

Merry Christmas! The joy of Christmas arrives this afternoon as we move into the official start of the Christmas season. This year has been challenging but Jesus has been with us every step of the way! May our Newborn King Jesus Christ bless you and your loved ones abundantly! We hope to see you at one of our outdoor masses or online at 6pm.

Happy Wednesday! Please join us tonight 12/23 at 7pm(outside) and tomorrow 12/24 at 6:30am (inside) for our final two Simbang Gabi masses. The priests will be singing a post communion hymn. Please join us in person or via Facebook. The Christmas Mass Schedule is as follows 12/24- 4:00pm, 5:30pm, 6:00pm Facebook Live Mass, 7:00pm. 12/25- 8:00am, 10:00am, 12:00pm, 1:30pm. All Christmas Eve and Christmas Day Masses will be held in the school pavilion, except for the 6pm Mass in...side the Church on 12/24 which is closed to the public. All weekday morning masses are now being held back inside of the Church. Starting the weekend of 1/3 we will have a hybrid schedule which will include masses inside the Church, outside in the School Pavilion, and we will continue to live stream our 10:30am mass. Stay safe and healthy. I am praying for you all. Fr. Ricky See more

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A Blessed Wednesday! #allsoulsday is right around the corner on Monday November 2nd. Although our Church building is not open, we are still lighting candles for you. If you would like us to light a candle for a loved one, the candles are five dollars each and last about one week. Please drop off an envelope with the name of the deceased and we will put it on the candle in the Church on your behalf. One person per candle. Just a reminder that the All Souls Novena will run from Monday November 2nd-Tuesday November 10th. God Bless you all. Stay safe and healthy. Follow Jesus and choose holiness. Fr. Ricardo

A Blessed Tuesday to You! Next week I will be meeting with both the Finance Council and Pastoral for a brief meeting to discuss the needs of the parish. The Finance Council is required to meet quarterly. We will meet on Monday 10/26. The Pastoral Council will meet on Wednesday 10/28. Our parish is a special place. Despite the craziness of 2020, the Gospel of Jesus Christ continues. The goodness of God is alive and thriving. I am so proud of all of you for the good that you are doing for our parish. May God Bless you all. Stay safe and healthy. Do not live in fear, be courageous, trusting in the Lord. Fr Ricardo

Happy Tuesday to you all! Tonight and tomorrow morning we welcome Fr. Paolo Garcia to our annual Simbang Gabi. Fr. Paolo was ordained in 2016 and is currently the Director of The Queen of Angels College Formation House in Gardena. His first assignment was St. Elizabeth Ann Seton in Rowland Heights. He is also one of Fr. Mike and I's best friends so we are glad to have him visiting with us. All weekday masses will now be held inside the Church. Our Evening Simbang Gabi, Christ...mas Masses, New Year's Eve, New Year's Day, and all Sunday Masses will remain outside in the school pavilion for now. Please join us for our Final Night of Simbang Gabi either in person or on FB Live on 12/23 @7:00pm. Please note tonight will not be shown on Facebool Live. The priests will be singing a post communion meditation song, I hope to see you there! God Bless you all and have a wonderful day. Fr. Ricardo See more

Throwback to 4 years ago when Fr. Ricky was installed as the 15th pastor of Holy Trinity. #tbt

Happy Monday. Tonight we welcome Fr. Leo Ortega to our annual Simbang Gabi. Tomorrow morning Deacon Ray Emnace will be preaching. Please join us in our final days of our celebration. I am waiting on word from the Archdiocese on being allowed to move back inside in some capacity for indoor worship. As soon as I hear anything I will inform you all. On the weekends we will most likely offer indoor and outdoor masses, a hybrid schedule. All will remain the same for now. Have a blessed day. Fr. Ricardo

Tomorrow is the 4 year mark since Fr. Ricky was installed as our pastor #howitstarted

Happy Saturday! Tonight at 5:00pm Msgr Herres will be leading the 5th Night of our Simbang Gabi celebration. Tomorrow Morning at 7:30am Fr. Leo Ortega will be presiding and at the 5:00pm mass we welcome Fr. Francis Mendoza to Holy Trinity. Stay safe and healthy. Fr. Ricky

Happy Friday to you all! There are two more times to go to confession before Christmas. We will have Confession tonight from 5:45-6:30pm and tomorrow from 8:45am-9:30am. Tonight Fr. Marlon Mateo will be with us at our 7:00pm Simbang Gabi. Tomorrow Morning at 6:30am we will have Fr. Roland Astudillo with us. Stay healthy and safe everyone. Fr. Ricardo

A Blessed Tuesday to you all! Three weeks from now we have the long awaited presidential election. So many people are overcome with anxiety, worry, and fear. No matter what side of the political aisle you are on, we are called to follow Jesus and his teachings always. Christ alone will show us the path to holiness. Christ alone will give us peace in our lives. Do not be afraid of this world. Our goal is eternal life in heaven. Let us all live out our beautiful Catholic by the way we live our lives. Our Lady of Fatima pray for us! God Bless you all. Fr. Ricardo

Our Christmas celebrations begin a week from today. Please join us for Christmas Mass. The following masses meet your Christmas Mass obligations: Thursday 12/24- 4:00pm, 5:30pm, and 7:00pm. Friday 12/25- 8:00am, 10:00am, 12:00pm, and 1:30pm in Spanish. There will be a Facebook Mass from the Church on 12/24 at 6:00pm. Tonight 12/17 Fr. Joel Henson will preside at our 7pm Simbang Gabi Mass. Tomorrow Morning 12/18 Fr. Marlon Mateo will be here at 6:30am. God Bless you all. Fr. Ricky

A Blessed Monday to you all! Congratulations to all the Lakers fans out there. It was an exciting night for the City of Los Angeles. Mark your calendars for a special mass on Monday November 2nd, ALL SOULS DAY, at 7:00pm. All are invited to bring a photo of your beloved dead as we gather in prayer and support of one another at this mass. The All Souls Novena will run from Monday November 2nd through Tuesday November 10th. Please turn in or mail in your envelopes as soon as possible. May all of our beloved dead have the reward of eternal life in Heaven! I am praying for you all. Fr. Ricardo

A Blessed Wednesday to you all! We are off to a great start for to our 2020 Simbang Gabi celebration. Fr. Mike Perucho will be presiding tonight at 7pm. The mass will be shown on FB Live. Fr. Mike is in residence here at Holy Trinity. He is the Associate Director of Vocations for the Archdiocese of LA. he was previously assigned at Our Lady of Peace in North Hills and Holy Family in Glendale. Tomorrow Morning, 12/17 at 6:30am, Fr. John Paul Gonzalez will be here. He is the pastor of St. Victor's in West Hollywood. He was previously assigned at St. Paul High School and St. John of God in Norwalk. We will try and show as many masses as possible on Facebook. A special thank you to all of our wonderful volunteers, Fr. Leo, sponsors, and the coordinators that have made this year possible. God Bless. Fr. Ricardo

This past weekend was a busy one here at Holy Trinity. Our annual Living Rosary was a huge success. A special thank you to all of our wonderful volunteers and for all who joined us in prayer. Deacon Ray did a fantastic job with the Blessing of the Animals. Thank you, our wonderful parishioners, for your strong faith and love of Jesus Christ. Seeing you all return home to Holy Trinity is very inspiring to see. This month is dedicated to the Rosary. I encourage all of us to pray the Rosary daily. The Rosary is a great spiritual weapon that we should pray for our protection and so that we can grow in our holiness. We are open and here to serve you all. God Bless. Fr. Ricardo

Happy Monday to you all! On this Third Week of Advent we are called to be people full of joy. Let us not fall into despair and focus on the negative. Let us focus on the Joy of Jesus Christ. Jesus loves us all so much and we have so much to be grateful for. The secular world is full of doom and gloom. As disciples of Christ we have reason to rejoice because of Jesus Christ. I hope to see you all during our annual Simbang Gabi celebration and for Christmas Mass. The Eucharist is the most important gift we can give ourselves this Christmas. I look forward to welcoming you home this Christmas. Do not live in fear, be courageous and joy filled today. I am praying for you all. Fr. Ricardo

We had to move the Blessing of the Animals from the grotto to the front of the church due to the great turn out! It’s also 90 degrees outside but that’s not an issue for Deacon Ray.

3rd Sunday of Advent

We had a great turn out for our annual living rosary! Many thanks to our volunteers and team that made this event possible this year while observing social distancing and CDC guidelines.

Have you gotten a chance to take a look at Fr. Leo’s nativity scene? It’s located directly in front of the outdoor altar. Many thanks to Fr. Leo and the environmental team for putting this together.

It is hot outside. Make sure you take care of yourselves with this heat. Sunday October 4th we will be celebrating The Blessing of the Animals. Deacon Ray will be leading the special blessing at 3:30pm at the Grotto of Our Blessed Virgin Mary. Bring your pets for this special blessing. Fr. Mike will be doing the Facebook mass this Sunday. I will be doing the 10:30am mass with the people in the pavilion. Have a wonderful weekend. Fr. Ricardo

Next week we begin our 2020 Simbang Gabi celebration. We will have many visiting priests with us this year. Please join us for this annual celebration. 12/15@7:00pm- Fr. Ricardo Viveros 12/16 @ 6:30am- Fr. Ricardo Viveros, 7:00pm- Fr. Mike Perucho 12/17@6:30am- Fr. John Paul Gonzalez, 7:00pm- Fr. Joel Henson 12/18@6:30am- Fr. Marlon Beof, 7:00pm- Fr. Marlon Mateo... 12/19@6:30am- Fr. Roland Asudillo, 5:00pm- Msgr. Joseph Herres 12/20 @7:30am- Fr. Rodel Balagtas, 5:00pm- Fr. Francis Mendoza 12/21 @6:30am- Fr. Mike Perucho, 7:00pm- Fr. Louie Reyes 12/22@6:30am-Fr. Louie Reyes, 7:00pm-Fr. Paolo Garcia 12/23 @6:30am- Fr. Paolo Garcia, Fr. Leo Ortega 12/24@6:30am-Fr. Leo Ortega We will still have the 8:00am during the weekdays. The 5pm mass will return on Monday 1/4 Christmas Mass Schedule Christmas Eve Thursday 12/24- 4:00pm- Fr. Paolo Garcia, 5:30pm-Fr. Mike Perucho, 7:00pm- Msgr. Herres 6:00pm FB Live Mass from the Church (no in person attendance)- Fr. Ricardo Christmas Day 12/25- 8:00am- Fr. Leo, 10:00am-Fr. Mike, 12:00pm-Fr. Ricardo, 1:30pm-Msgr. Herres Fr. Ricardo See more

A Blessed Wednesday to you all! As we continue on our Advent journey, I want to remind you that there is still plenty of time to go to Confession before Christmas here at Holy Trinity. We will have Confession on Friday 12/11 from 5:45-6:30pm, Saturday 12/12 from 8:45-9:30am, Friday 12/18 from 5:45-6:30pm, and Saturday 12/19 from 8:45am-9:30am. Give yourself the gift of Confession this Advent. Jesus is waiting to forgive you in this beautiful Sacrament. Stay safe and healthy. Fr. Ricardo

Today is a very special day for us as we celebrate The Immaculate Conception of The Blessed Virgin Mary. Mary is such an example for us as Christians. She lived her life in humility and was a true servant. When she faced difficult moments she kept her eyes on her son Jesus. She was courageous and did not live in fear. She stood by the foot of the cross and embraced the cross. Let us ask our Blessed Virgin Mary to intercede for our parish in a very special way this year. It is easy to get focused on our pain and forget that we are called to live as courageous disciples. We get past the chaos of this world. Let us put our trust in Jesus. The news is full of gloom and doom and can be scary. Jesus has already conquered this world. BE NOT AFRAID! Fr. Ricky

A Blessed Monday to you all! This is a special week for us in the Catholic Church. We start tonight with the Vigil Mass for The Immaculate Conception of The Blessed Virgin Mary. We will have mass at 5pm. There will be a 6:30pm mass live streamed from the Church with no in person attendance. Tomorrow December 8th we will have mass at 8:00am, 5:00pm, and 7:00pm. This Saturday December 12th we celebrate Our Lady of Guadalupe at 8:00am. Let us all grow in our love and devotion to Our Blessed Virgin Mary. Be not afraid! I am praying for you all. Please stay safe and healthy. We are here to serve you. Fr. Ricardo

The second candle is lit as we enter the second week of Advent. #adventwreath

We invite you to join us for our 34th Simbang Gabi Celebration. Please note the morning mass will be at 6:30am this year.

Happy Friday to you all! This Tuesday December 8th we celebrate the Immaculate Conception of the Blessed Virgin Mary. We will have a vigil mass on 12/7@5:00pm. A FB Live Mass will be shown at 6:30pm from the Church (no in-person attendance). On 12/8 we will have three masses at 8:00am, 5:00pm, and 7:00pm. I hope you can join us either in person or via the internet. Stay safe and healthy everyone. Be not afraid. Fr. Ricky

A Blessed Monday to you all! I will be on my annual retreat this week. Please keep me in prayer this week. There will be no 8:00am mass this Wednesday December 2nd. During Advent we have added more confession times. On Friday December 4th,11th, and 18th we will have confession from after the 5:00pm mass until 6:30pm. We have confession every Saturday as well from after 8:00am mass until 9:30am. Have a great week. I will be back on Friday afternoon. Fr. Ricky

Happy New Year! This weekend we begin our new Church Year with the start of Advent. This beautiful season is a season of anticipation. We await as people of hope for the coming of Jesus once again. Hope is something that we all need now more than ever. May this season of Advent bring you much joy and peace. Prepare for Christmas in very special way this year.

To My Holy Trinity Family: Happy Thanksgiving! This Thursday we as a nation pause to thank God for all of our blessings. 2020 has been a year like we have never seen before. But despite the hardships of 2020, we still have so much to be thankful for. I am grateful for my family, friends, brother priests, my health, and of course the Dodgers winning the World Series. Most importantly I am grateful to be your pastor. Serving you all is the greatest blessing of my life. Fr. Ricardo

A Blessed Monday to you all!. This Wednesday Night 11/25 at 6:30pm all are invited to our Thanksgiving Eve Mass in the pavilion. This mass will also be shown on Facebook Live. On Thanksgiving Day Thursday 11/26 we will have two masses at 8:00am and 9:30am. Please join us as we pause as a parish to thank God for all of our blessings. Let us continue to pray for the sick and for all of our first responders. Let us also pray for our small business owners and for those who are out of work. Happy Thanksgiving to you all! Fr. Ricardo

On this great feast of Christ the King we were blessed to be able to give thanks to our police, fire, and military! Our school families donated to create 100 b...lessing bags. Our environment team put together a lovely patriotic flower display. So grateful for all of the brave men and women who serve as first responders! May God continue to bless and protect you always! See more

A Blessed Friday to you all!. Thanksgiving is this Thursday November 26th. Our parish office will be closed from Thursday November 26th through Sunday November 29th. We will reopen on Monday November 30th. Here is the Weekday Mass schedule for Next Week: Monday 11/23 and Tuesday 11/24- 8:00am and 5:00pm Wednesday 11/25- 8:00am followed with the Novena to Our Lady of Perpetual Help. No 5:00pm Mass. Thanksgiving Eve Mass at 6:30pm, shown on FB Live Thursday 11/26- 8:00am and 9...:30am. No Evening Masses Friday 11/27- 8:00am only. No Evening Masses Have a Wonderful and Safe Thanksgiving. Fr. Ricardo See more

A Blessed Wednesday to you all! The news can be very frightening right now. Covid 19 numbers are on the rise again. More restrictions, curfews, and possible lockdowns are coming. This can cause us all to be anxious. I say do not be anxious bur rather live your life knowing that your happiness will come in Heaven. You need to be safe, you need to be careful, but you can also choose to live your life in joy. We are still blessed my friends. We still have so much to be grateful for. Go out for a walk and enjoy some fresh air. Come to mass and receive Jesus in the Holy Eucharist. Come to confession. Nobody can take away our joy unless we give it away. Let me remind you once again that you are ESSENTIAL. Your goodness and dignity come from God alone, nobody can ever take that away from you. I am praying for you all. BE NOT AFRAID! Fr. Ricardo

A Blessed Tuesday to you all. Last night was a wonderful night for us here at Holy Trinity. Congratulations to the students of Holy Trinity School that received First Reconciliation. We are so proud of you all. Just a reminder that we have Confession every Saturday Morning from 8:45am until 9:30am. During Advent we will also have Confession on three Friday Nights from 5:45-6:30pm on December 4,11, and 18. Msgr. Herres is at the rectory door and I am at the school pavilion. We hope to welcome you home to this beautiful sacrament soon. Have a Blessed Day. Fr. Ricardo

Happy Monday to you all! I hope you had a wonderful weekend. Tonight we will be having First Confession for the students at Holy Trinity School. Please keep these children in your prayers as they prepare for Confession for the very first time. Please join us this Sunday at the 10:30am mass as we honor our police officers, firefighters, and military. We will be offering a special blessing for all of these wonderful men and women. Just a reminder that we will have three masses this year for Thanksgiving. We will have mass the night before on 11/25 at 6:30pm. On Thanksgiving Day 11/26 we will have two masses at 8:00am and 9:30am. I will be doing the mass on 11/25. On 11/26 Fr. Mike will be doing the 8:00am and Fr. Leo the 9:30am. I hope to see you there. Stay safe and healthy. Fr. Ricardo

I hope you all have a wonderful weekend. Thanksgiving Day is right around the corner on Thursday November 26th.We will have three masses this year for your convenience. Our first mass will be the night before on Wednesday November 25th at 6:30pm. On Thursday November 26th we will have two masses at 8:00am and 9:30am. If you would like to have your Thanksgiving Prayers lifted up at mass, please take home one of our Thanksgiving Day envelopes in the school pavilion. You can also mail or drop off any envelope at the rectory, simply label your envelope, "Thanksgiving Day. " Include your donation and write your prayer intentions on the envelope. We all have so much to be thankful for. May God bless you all. Fr. Ricardo

Happy Friday to you! A very generous parishioner paid to restore one of our parishes oldest and most notorious pieces of art this past week. I am pleased to show you the before and after photos. This beautiful piece is right above the swinging doors of the Church entrance on Boyce Avenue. May God bless this parishioner abundantly. Have a great weekend. Fr. Ricardo

We invite you to sign up for a new platform we recently introduced which is called Flocknote. Flocknote is a parish communication tool that we will use to email and text parishioners with parish updates and any important changes to the mass/parish schedule. You can also sign up by texting HOLYTRINITYLA to 84576. https://holytrinityla.flocknote.com

Happy Tuesday to you all! We sold so many All Souls Candles this year that we needed two different groups to light them all! Here is the final group of candles from the special day. They were just lit yesterday and I prayed over each one as I lit them. The whole month of November we remember the dead in a special way. Have a great day. Fr. Ricky

A Blessed Monday to you all! A quick note to start your week. I want to thank you all for your faith during these trying times. The weather was cold and windy, but you still came to mass. Your faith is truly inspiring to me and the clergy. Jesus must be smiling from Heaven seeing you at mass with your coats and scarves on. Like you I miss being inside the Church. But Jesus remains with us during these difficult moments. You are all essential disciples in the eyes of Jesus Christ. Do not ever doubt that for a moment. Have a blessed week. I am proud of you all. Fr. Ricardo

Happy and Blessed Saturday to you all! I just finished two baptisms, what a special blessing from God! We welcome our two newest member into our Catholic Faith. A reminder to me of what a precious gift from God life is. From conception to death life is miraculous. This morning when I was doing my spiritual reading I came across a very profound quote, "Evil may have its hour, but God will have its day." Go out and be a holy disciple this weekend. I hope to see you at mass. God Bless you all!. Fr Ricardo

Happy Friday to you all! This morning when I was praying for all of you I was reminded of my favorite quote from Padre Pio. " Pray, hope, and don't worry. Worry is useless. God is merciful and will hear your prayer." Worry does nothing my friends. Prayer is the answer to our anxiety. God Bless you all! Fr. Ricardo

Thank you to everyone who joined us on Monday and brought a photo for our special All Souls Mass. Candles were also lit inside the church for those that wanted a candle for a loved one.

Happy Wednesday to you all! In just a few weeks we will be celebrating Thanksgiving on Thursday November 26th. This year we will be adding more masses to make sure there is enough room for everyone. We will have three masses for everyone. We will have mass the Night Before on Wednesday November 25th at 6:30pm. On Thursday November 26th we will have two masses at 8:00am and 9:30am. Starting this weekend we will have envelopes available at mass if you wish to sponsor our Thanksgiving Masses. Simply take an envelope, write what you are thankful for on the envelope, include your donation, and the envelopes with the prayers of gratitude will be present at all three masses over the Thanksgiving Holiday. You can also mail in any envelope to the parish office. We all have so much to be grateful for in life. May God Bless you all! Fr. Ricardo

Today is the ninth day of our novena for our country. Today is the day that we vote. No matter what happens may we Catholics always put Jesus Christ first each and every day. Human life is a precious gift from God from conception to a natural death. Each and every one of you is created in the image and likeness of God. Your life has a special purpose and meaning. From conception to a natural death your life is precious! Go and make the world a better place. Be holy and do great things in the name of Jesus! May God Bless you all! Novena Day 9- Today as we approach the polls, may we understand and embrace the principles of our Faith that should guide our political engagement. One Our Father, One Hail Mary, One Glory Be. Fr. Ricardo

Today is a very special day for us as we celebrate All Souls Day. We pause to remember our brothers and sisters that have died. We pray for them and ask Jesus to give them the reward of eternal life in heaven. Death is not the end for a Christian. Rather death, is the beginning of eternal life in Heaven. If we die with Christ, we shall also rise with him. We need to pray for the dead daily. In a special way we need to remember the holy souls in purgatory. We will all grieve t...he loss of a loved one at some point. I miss my family members that have died, but I trust that they are with the Lord. So today we pray for our deceased relatives and friend. We remain a people of hope until that day, God willing, we are with them again. May our risen Lord Jesus Christ give you all the strength and the hope that you need. God Bless you all. Fr. Ricardo Don’t forget we will have a special mass tonight at 7pm, we invite you to bring a photo of your beloved dead with you. See more

Today is the 8th day of our novena for our country in preparation for the election on Tuesday November 3rd. Day 8- May we keep in mind the gift of religious freedom and our duty to defend and exercise it as faithful citizens. One Our Father, One Hail Mary, One Glory Be. God Bless. Fr. Ricardo

Happy All Saints Day! Today is the 7th Day of our Novena for our nation as we prepare for the election this Tuesday November 3rd. Day 7- May there be a transformation of politics to focus on the dignity of the human person and the common good. One Our Father, One Hail Mary, One Glory Be. Be safe and blessed. Fr. Ricardo

Happy Halloween everyone! This year is different but I hope you have some fun today in whatever capacity that may be. Novena Day 6- May Catholics recall all aspects of Catholic Social Teaching as they consider their votes. One Our Father, One Hail Mary, One Glory Be. Have a wonderful weekend! God Bless. Fr Ricardo