Weekend Masses
Saturday at 5pm (English)
Sunday at 8:15am (English)
Sunday at 10:00am (English)
Sunday at 1:00 pm (Spanish)
Sunday at 6:00pm (Spanish)
Interpreted for the hearing impaired by volunteers at 8:15am Mass
Listening devices available for the hearing impaired at all Masses
Daily Masses
Tuesday, Thursday and Friday 8:30am (English)
Tuesday and Thursday: 7:00 pm (Spanish)
Holy Days of Obligation: 8:30am and 5:30pm (English) and 7pm (Spanish)
Reconciliation
Tuesdays and Thursdays: 6-7 (English and Spanish)
Saturdays: 3-4pm (English and Spanish)
Eucharistic Adoration
Wednesday
Holy Hour 6:00pm
Evening Prayer 6:30 pm followed by Benediction
Thursday: Adoration with sung benediction in Spanish following Spanish Mass
Prayers included in the Book of Prayer will be prayed for collectively once a week.
Looking for today's Mass readings.
| 6th | Friday |
Friday, 31st week in Ordinary Time
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| 7th | Saturday |
The Memorial of the Blessed Virgin Mary on Saturday
Saturday, 31st week in Ordinary Time
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| 8th | Sunday |
32nd Sunday in Ordinary Time
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| 9th | Monday |
Dedication of the Lateran basilica
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| 10th | Tuesday |
Saint Leo the Great, pope and doctor
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| 11th | Wednesday |
Saint Martin of Tours, bishop
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| 12th | Thursday |
Saint Josaphat, bishop and martyr
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| 13th | Friday |
Friday, 32nd week in Ordinary Time
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