Mass Schedule

Welcome, Pilgrims of Hope!

A Jubilee Year is a special year of grace in the Catholic Church. It is a year of remission of sins, debts, and universal pardon.

We are honored to be a pilgrim site as chosen by the Archdiocese.  Click below to learn more about this wonderful opportunity to solidify your life in Christ!

Our Lady of Guadalupe Rosary

Each year, the Church joyfully honors Our Lady of Guadalupe, the Mother who draws hearts back to her Son and the Star who leads us to Christ’s mercy. You are invited to join us in this beautiful Novena as we gather in prayer, lifting our intentions to the Blessed Mother who once appeared on Tepeyac Hill and brought millions to the light of faith.

In the quiet of the sanctuary—and, one night, beneath the open sky in the Holy Family Garden—we will pray the Holy Rosary together in English and Spanish, entrusting our parish, our families, and our personal needs to her loving intercession. May these days of prayer open our hearts to the joy of Christ and deepen our love for His Mother.

Novena Schedule

Thursday, December 4

 6:00 PM — Church (English)

Friday, December 5

 6:00 PM — Church (Spanish)

Saturday, December 6

 7:00 PM — Church (Spanish)

Sunday, December 7

 6:00 PM — Church (English)

Monday, December 8

 6:00 PM — Barn / Holy Family Garden (Spanish)

Tuesday, December 9

 6:00 PM — Church (English)

Wednesday, December 10

 7:30 PM — Church (Spanish)

Thursday, December 11

 6:00 PM — Church (English)

Our Lady of Guadalupe

Friday, December 12th

On December 12th, the Church celebrates with great joy the Feast of Our Lady of Guadalupe, Patroness of the Americas and Mother to all who seek her Son. Her miraculous appearance to St. Juan Diego brought hope to a people in darkness, igniting a wave of conversion and renewing faith in the saving love of Christ.

Today, her presence continues to console the suffering, strengthen the humble, and lead countless souls to Jesus. We invite you to join our parish family as we honor her with prayer, song, and festive celebration.

Feast Day Schedule — Friday, December 12

6:00 PM — Rosary Procession (Bilingual)
We begin with a reverent procession, lifting our prayers to the Mother who walks with us on our earthly pilgrimage.

7:00 PM — Mass (Bilingual)
Celebrate the Holy Mass in honor of Our Lady of Guadalupe, giving thanks for her enduring protection and intercession.

8:00 PM — Reception
All are welcome to gather afterward for a joyful reception filled with community, food, and fellowship.

Advent Lessons and Carols

Friday, December 19th

Join us for a beautiful evening of Lessons and Carols as we prepare our hearts for the coming of Christ through Scripture, prayer, song, and a shared meal; dinner will be provided, and we kindly invite you to bring a potluck dessert. Please register below if you plan to join us for the meal by clicking the "Register Here" button. Thank you.

Dinner at 6 pm
Service at 7 pm

The people who walked in darkness have seen a great light; upon those who dwelt in the land of gloom a light has shone.-Isaiah 9:2

Christmas

Wednesday, December 24th - Thursday, December 25th

“In the fullness of time, God sent His Son” -Gal 4:4

At Christmas, the Church rejoices in the radiant mystery of the Incarnation, when the eternal Word took on our humanity and was born of the Virgin Mary. In the quiet humility of Bethlehem, the Light of the World entered into human history, bringing hope, peace, and salvation to all who seek Him.

As we gather to celebrate this holy season, we remember that Christ comes not only in the manger, but into every soul that opens itself to His grace. Christmas invites us to pause, to adore, and to welcome the Lord with renewed faith and joy. May the peace of the Christ Child fill your homes and hearts as we celebrate His wondrous birth.

Christmas Mass Schedule

Wednesday, December 24 – Christmas Eve

3:30 PM – Carol Service (English)
4:00 PM – Mass (English)

7:00 PM – Mass (Bilingual)

Thursday, December 25 – Christmas Day

9:30 AM – Mass (English)

Solemnity of Mary, Holy Mother of God

Wednesday, December 31st - Thursday, January 1st

The Church begins each new year by honoring Mary, the Holy Mother of God, the woman through whom the eternal Son took flesh and entered the world. This solemnity—one of the oldest and most cherished Marian feasts—proclaims the profound truth that the Child born in Bethlehem is both fully God and fully man, and that Mary, by God’s grace, truly bears the title Theotokos, “God-bearer.”

As a holy day of obligation, the Church invites all the faithful to gather for Mass, giving thanks for the gift of our Savior and for the maternal care of His Blessed Mother. On this feast, we celebrate not only Mary’s unique vocation but also the mystery of our salvation. Through her faithful yes, the Savior was born for us, bringing light to our darkness and peace to a world in need.

Mary’s divine motherhood reveals the closeness of God, who chooses to dwell among His people, and it reminds us that we, too, are called to welcome Christ into our lives with faith, humility, and love. As we mark the beginning of a new year, the Church entrusts us to Mary’s loving protection, asking her to intercede for our families, our parish, and our world.

Mass Schedule

Vigil – Wednesday, December 31

6:00 PM – Mass (Bilingual)

Thursday, January 1

9:30 AM – Mass (English)

7:00 PM – Mass (English)