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Saturday -- 5:00pm -- Vigil Mass
Sunday -- 7:00am -- Misa en Espanol
Sunday -- 8:45am & 11:00am
Sunday -- 1:00pm -- Misa en Espanol
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Tuesday -- 7:00pm -- Misa en Espanol
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Tuesday -- 6:00-6:45pm
Wednesday -- 6:00-6:45pm
Thursday -- 8:00-8:45pm
Friday -- 5:30-6:15pm
Saturday -- 4:00-5:00pm
Sunday -- 2:15-3:30pm.
Confessions may be heard by appointment if necessary.
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A host of sacramental statistics: Vatican tracks practice of the faith
06/02/23 7:30 am
VATICAN CITY (CNS) -- As first Communion season winds down and wedding fever rises, Catholic counters are busy.
The Central Office of Church Statistics, a department of the Vatican Secretariat of State, keeps track of baptisms, first Communions, confirmations and Catholic marriages reported by dioceses around the world.
Read MoreSt. Peter's Basilica opens exhibit on Marian coronations
06/01/23 7:30 am

VATICAN CITY (CNS) -- Of the more than 1,300 Marian images crowned around the world, one of the first to receive this honor does not have a crown today.
For over 350 years, Michelangelo's Pietà , instantly recognizable by Catholics and non-Catholics alike, was one of several "crowned Madonnas" in St. Peter's Basilica. Until 1924, the disproportionately large Mary bore a golden crown supported by two angels, and over the head of the limp Jesus in her lap was a halo. Coronated in 1568, the sculpture was at the beginning of a wave of Marian coronations which took off in the 17th-century.
Read MoreEvangelizer's strength comes from practicing what one preaches, pope says
05/31/23 7:30 am

VATICAN CITY (CNS) -- The most powerful and effective method of evangelization is to live according to what one teaches and preaches, Pope Francis said.
"I can recite the Creed by heart, I can talk about everything we believe in, but if your life is not consistent with that, it will get you nowhere," he told people at his weekly general audience in St. Peter's Square May 31.
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