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PLEASE BE ADVISED: YOUR DONATION DOLLARS AT WORK Church Closed for Renovations: Starting Wednesday, December 26, 2018 In order to facilitate maintenance inside of the church building, effective Wednesday, December 26, the main church building will be closed for public and private use until mid-February 2019. Beginning December 26, all parish Liturgies will be heldRead more about CHURCH CLOSED FOR RENOVATIONS: Starting Wednesday, December 26, 2018[…]

November 27, 2018: Tuesday If you are battling, have battled, or are caring for a person who is undergoing cancer treatment, we would like you to share your personal story at our Cancer Support Ministry Meeting. The focus is on spiritual and emotional healing through exchange of stories from those who are going through theseRead more about Cancer Support Group[…]

Join us Sunday Mornings: All men are invited: Our next meeting is Sunday morning at 6:45 am in the Parish Hall Click here for a full schedule!  

Did you know that our Nursery is available every Sunday at the 8:30 am and 10:00 am Mass? The Nursery is Now Open And we are excited for the kids to joins us. Calling all our young disciples, ages 9 months through 3 years… Have we got some FUN in store for you! The Nursery isRead more about Sunday Nursery[…]

Totals as of: April 8, 2018  Total parishioner participation goal:   1,200 Total Parishioner participation: 225 Parish Goal: $143,000 Total pledged: $131,970 Total payments received: $86,285 Thank you to all of the families who have prayerfully and generously made a pledge to the 2018 Pastoral Services Appeal to support the mission of our church toRead more about Pastoral Service Appeal 2018 – UPDATE[…]

Fr. Benedict Groeschel points out in In the Presence of Our Lord: The History, Theology, and Psychology of Eucharistic Devotion that there are “four kinds of prayer most appropriate in the presence of the Eucharist, namely adoration and praise, thanksgiving, repentance, and trusting intercession.” Here are suggestions for what to do during private Eucharistic adoration.Read more about Things to Do During Eucharist Adoration[…]

The Respect Life Ministry meets the first Tuesday of every month at 7:00 pm in Conference Room 1 (next to Glynn Hall), with the exception of July and during Lent. All are welcome to join us for the hour long meeting which begins with praying the rosary and then centers on topics for upcoming events.Read more about Join Respect Life Ministry[…]

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The Parish Pastoral Council exists for the purpose of establishing, fulfilling and nurturing a vision for our parish as a Catholic Christian Community of faith, hope and love. If you feel called to be a San Antonio Pastoral Council Member, please fill out the PC Member Application on our website. Interviews for the 2021-2022 term willRead more about Pastoral Council Members[…]

All children of our parish, Grades 1-6, are invited to participate in “Children’s Liturgy of the Word” each Sunday during the 8:30 and 10:00 am Masses. Our amazing catechists guide them through the readings and gospel message at a language level they can more easily understand. Children are dismissed from Mass along with our catechists,Read more about Children’s Liturgy of the Word[…]

Catholics Care. Catholics Vote. “We need to participate for the common good. Sometimes we hear: a good Catholic is not interested in politics. This is not true: good Catholics immerse themselves in politics by offering the best of themselves so that the leader can govern.” – Pope Francis, 9/16/13 The Catholic bishops of the UnitedRead more about Forming Consciences for Faithful Citizenship[…]

How to Become Catholic Have you been thinking about becoming Catholic or perhaps have wanted to complete your Sacraments of Holy Communion and/or Confirmation? If so, please call Father Wayne Adajar or Deacon Doug Cook at the Parish Office (714) 974-1416 if you have any questions. The RCIA team hopes to see you soon.

Wednesdays: 7:00 pm If you or someone you know is 18 years or older and has not been confirmed and wants to complete the initiation process into the Catholic Faith, NOW IS THE TIME. Adult Confirmation classes are being held on Wednesdays from 7:00 to 8:30 pm in the Multi-Purpose Room inside the Religious EducationRead more about Adult Confirmation Sign-up[…]

Diocese of Orange July 1, 2015 Dear brothers in the Lord,   It is my blessed opportunity to approve and promulgate the Liturgical Norms for the Celebration of Catholic Funeral Rites within the Diocese of Orange. The “three stations of the Sacred Liturgy” surrounding the death of a Catholic Christian offers an opportunity for theRead more about Liturgical Norms for the Celebration of Catholic Funeral Rites[…]

† How To Go To Confession Before You Go… Examine your conscience, that is, reflect on what sins you have committed. To guide you, just Google “examination of conscience” and you’ll find many resources to help you. It’s even alright to make a list to bring with you to confession if that helps. Introduction. WhenRead more about How to go to Confession[…]

Do you have an old cell phone that you are not using? Did you know that by donating your old cell phone you could give a soldier valuable minutes to phone home to his/her family while being deployed? “Cell Phones for Soldiers” hopes to turn old cell phones into more than 12 million minutes forRead more about Cell Phones for Soldiers[…]

Please notice the photographs of those serving our country in places of danger posted on the bulletin in the vestibule of the church. Anyone who has a loved one serving in Iraq, Afghanistan or any other place of danger is invited to bring a picture to the office Attention: Deacon Doug Cook, to be includedRead more about Military Photographs[…]

As low as $3 per month: As the costs of medical care rise, it is important to make sure your family is covered in the event of an emergency. The City of Anaheim has a program that is designed to help you during such emergency situations. The Paramedic Membership Program is an official program ofRead more about Anaheim Fire Department Paramedic Membership Program[…]

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