In order to ensure the health and well-being of all, some precautions are advisable. If you are sick or showing symptoms of a cold/flu please remain at home for your own well-being and for the well-being of others in our parish family. There is no obligation to attend Mass if you are ill.

Children and Teenages of the parish are invited to join us in singing in four very special events in December.

Altar Server retraining will begin soon. New altar server training will also begin soon. Fr. Figueroa will post dates in the near future. If you have any questions, please see Fr. Figueroa.

Please put the amount of donation on each envelope, and do not staple or tape. Thank you, The Money Counters.

Our parish is so blessed to have one of the region’s largest Religious Education Programs, RCIA, adult faith formation classes, bible studies, Eucharistic adoration, youth ministry, women’s ministries, men’s ministries, outreach ministries, homebound / nursing home / hospital ministries, several choirs, Scouts, CYO and a superb Catholic school, not to mention weekdays and weekends full of Masses and other sacramental celebrations.

United For The Troops thanks you for your continued generosity, both financially ($2,300), and with a half of a cargo van filled with donated items for our Troops!

School Inner Security Doors, New LED Lighting, New Door Closers

Shortly we will begin training sessions for Lectors and Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion at Mass and to the Homebound. If you are interested, please call the rectory. Questions? Please see Fr. Quarato. 

We have begun our A Coffee A Day For Our Parish Campaign, an effort to increase our regular offertory. We are asking every family to participate and increase their offertory gift by means which they can afford and maintain.