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As Christian stewards, our mission is to proclaim the Gospel of Jesus Christ to all people
through word, sacrament, service, and community life.

Pope Leo XIV's Catechesis Series

On January 7, 2026, Pope Leo XIV began a series of catecheses on the occasion of the 60th anniversary of the Second Vatican Council, inviting the faithful to rediscover the actual texts of the council fathers. The work of the Council Fathers paved the way for a new ecclesial season, placing at its center the mystery of salvation and the unity between God and his people. At the same time, it opened the Church to seek dialogue with the people of good will for a more just and fraternal world. We see that the documents have lost none of their relevance and are pertinent to the demands and challenges of today. Closely studying the Council documents will help us to be attentive interpreters of the signs of the times, and to proclaim the Gospel to all. As we make our journey of rediscovering the teachings of the Second Vatican Council, let us welcome the past with its rich tradition; let us consider the present with its joys and sorrows; and let’s look towards the future with an urgent appeal for greater justice, love and peace.

You can click the link below to read all of Pope Leo XIV's catecheses.

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Presider's Schedule

29th Sunday
in Ordinary Time

Saturday, October 17
5:00 pm - Fr. Vincent Pham
6:30 pm(VN) - Fr. Vincent Pham
     
Sunday, October 18
7:30 am - Fr. Vincent Pham
9:00 am - Fr. Oliver Coughlin
10:30 am - Fr. Vincent Pham
12:00 pm - Fr. Oliver Coughlin
1:30 pm(SP) - Fr. Vincent Pham
5:00 pm - Fr. Oliver Coughlin
 

30th Sunday
in Ordinary Time

Saturday, October 24
5:00 pm - Fr. Philip Sullivan
6:30 pm(VN) - Fr. Vincent Pham
     
Sunday, October 25
7:30 am - Fr. Vincent Pham
9:00 am - Fr. Oliver Coughlin
10:30 am - Fr. Vincent Pham
12:00 pm - Fr. GregWalgenbach
1:30 pm(SP) - Fr. Oliver Coughlin
5:00 pm - Fr. Oliver Coughlin
 
schedule is subject to change
without notice

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