News and Events

In addition to this feast being a Holy Day of Obligation, it is the patronal feast of our parish!  Please plan to join us at one of our three Masses for the Solemnity: 8:00 am, 12 noon, or 7:00 pm. PLEASE NOTE: Due to the renovation project and St. Mary School being back in session, parking near the church may be a little more challenging this week. If you plan to attend the 8am or 12 noon Mass on Tuesday, please give yourself a few extra minutes of time to locate a parking space and enter the church.

The Parish Festival is back this year for the first time since 2019! It will be a full day festival, with food, kids games, Bingo, live music, the Festival Raffle and more!  Please mark your calendars and tell your friends! Volunteers are very much needed!  See the attachment below that includes more information on how you can help.

To honor Our Lord this Sunday on the Solemnity of His Most Holy Body and Blood, we will have a Corpus Christi procession immediately after the 11am Mass.  The procession will begin at the front doors of the church.

Please join us for our annual Divine Mercy Chaplet and Reception.  We will pray the Chaplet with Benediction in the church after the 11am Mass. The reception will be immediately following in Giovanni Hall.  To RSVP for the reception, please call 916.765.7391.

Here is our schedule of Masses for the Easter Triduum (Holy Thursday through Easter Sunday).

Lent is our annual opportunity to re-focus on the Lord and His call to be closer to Him.  It's a time to ask ourselves, "Am I close to the Lord as I should be?"  It's a call to repent of our sins, remove the obstacles that keep us from living in His love and turn our lives toward Him through prayer, fasting and almsgiving.  So, we encourage you to take advantage of the many opportunities that are available to grow closer to Him. Lent regulations and guidelines can be found here.