We observe the feast of St.
Catherine of Siena this
Monday, April 29. Pray
for one another in our
parish community, especially
for the many who are ill and
homebound at this time.
It is a day that should
deepen our sense of
belonging and of sharing
together in the life of our
community.
It is a day that calls us to
deeper sense of prayer.
St. Catherine's actions for
church and world came to be
because of her closeness to
the Lord. A few quotes
from her writings express
that closeness and hunger so
well:
"You are a mystery as deep
as the sea; the more I
search,
the more I find, and the
more I find, the more I
search for you."
“Be who God meant you to be
and you will set the world
on fire.”
"I desire above all to see
you, the true light, as you
really are."
St. Catherine of Siena was a
beacon of light in troubled
times. May she be our
beacon of light today.
The schedule of Masses
for this weekend is as
follows:
Saturday (vigil), April 27
5:00 PM - Fr. Vincent Woo
Sunday, April 28
7:30 AM - Fr. John Ryan
9:00 AM - Fr. Vincent Woo
10:30 AM - Fr. John Ryan
12 Noon - Fr. Jim MacDonald
