As of November 30th, there will be two changes to our Liturgies
The Spanish Vigil Mass take place 6:00pm instead of 6:30pm effective 11/30.
St. Catherine’s will end its livestreaming service based on the current needs of the parish effective 11/30. We wish to thank all our devoted volunteers who supported the M3 and livestream ministry since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic four years ago. We look forward in seeing and worshipping you in person.
#GivingTuesday
Now through December 3, we're participating in the #GivingTuesday campaign this year! Join in the fun by simply donating online or through your parish envelopes and write "Giving Tuesday" on the front. Drop your check or cash donation into offertory baskets during Mass or bring it into the Front Office Monday-Friday during regular office hours.
Help us with Our Lady of Guadalupe Celebration & Raffle Updates
You are invited to join the committee that is preparing for Our Lady of Guadalupe celebration on December 12th. We are seeking volunteers to make this celebration a memorial event of Our Blessed Mother. Please contact Toni Carbajal or Aida Baltazar for additional information.
Parish Raffle tickets are on sale until November 25th. The winner will be announced on December 1st. The proceeds from the raffle tickets will help paying off the expense of the air conditioning systems in the Di Leo hall. Tickets can be purchased at the Masses or at the front office.
Encounter God
Join us for Mass this Weekend
From the start of her 2000 year history, the early church understood the paramount important of the eucharist. It took the church nearly 400 years to collect and assemble the bible, but the holy eucharist has been celebrated since the beginning.
Receive our Lord’s Mercy with the Sacrament of Reconciliation
Join us for in the church for scheduled private confessions or make an appointment for quality one-to-one time with your confessor by contacting our Parish Office and scheduling a time to celebrate the Sacrament privately.
Experience our Lord and his calling for you to receive his grace through Walk to Emmaus, our parish's open-entry continuing adult formation program that explores the bible and church teachings, all of which are supported solidly by our Diocese and the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops.
“Do this in Remembrance of Me”
Receive the Gift of God’s Mercy
Be Formed in the One, Holy, Catholic and Apostolic Church.
Be the Light of Hope
