Embed Size (px)
Citation preview
Church Address: 941 Lexington St., Santa Clara, CA 95050 Office Address: 725 Washington St., Santa Clara, CA 95050
Office: (408) 248-7786 ~ Fax: (408) 248-8150 E-mail: [email protected] Web-site: www.stclareparish.org
Emergency (only for the sick and the dying): 408-904-9187
February 9th, 2020 ~ 5th Sunday in Ordinary Time ~ World Marriage Day
~ Mass Schedule ~
WEEKDAYS - Rectory Chapel: Mon, Wed, Fri, & Sat 8:00 am ~ Tue & Thu 5:30 pmSATURDAY: Reconciliation 4:15-4:45 pm ~ Vigil Mass 5:00 pm
SUNDAY: 7:45 am (English) ~ 9:00 am (English - Family) ~ 10:30 am (Portuguese) 12:00 pm (Spanish) ~ 1:30 pm (Cantonese) ~ 3:00 pm (Mandarin) ~ 5:30 pm (English)
Luke: 2: 22-40
Pastoral Staff: (408) 248-7786 Pastor’s Notes Pastor: Rev. Tadeusz Terembula, x104, [email protected] Administrative Assistant: Clara Castaneda, x106 ~ [email protected] Religious Education Coordinator and Hispanic Ministry Coordinator: Paty Rascon, x102, [email protected] Facility Emergencies: Matt Dutra (408) 904-9181 Saint Clare School: Principal - Cecile Mantecon (408) 246-6797, www.stclare.school RCIA: Diane Madruga, [email protected] Music Ministry: Christopher Wemp, [email protected] Community & Service Webmaster: Perig Vennetier, [email protected] Pastoral Council: Jasmine Vu, [email protected] Finance Council: Jerome Alabado, [email protected] Serra Club of Santa Clara: Tom Bommarito (408) 243-4647 St Vincent de Paul: Mick Gonzales (408) 645-0506 Facilities: Matt Dutra, [email protected] Knights Of Columbus: Tony Colombo, [email protected] Young Ladies Institute (YLI): Dolores Wriglesworth, [email protected] Social Justice Committee: Anne McMahon, [email protected] Italian Catholic Federation: Janet Glaubke (408) 225-0743 Hispanic Community: Elania Tablada (408) 984-3519 Portuguese Community: Eduina Faria (408) 472-6739 Mandarin Community: Contact: Rev. Carlos A. Olivera, [email protected] Cantonese Community: Contact: Tony Lau, [email protected]
Dear Parishioners, You are the salt of the earth … and the light of the world, Jesus says to his disciples. And salt that has no flavor is good for nothing, while a lighted lamp under a basket fails to dispel the darkness. No one here would deny there is too much darkness in the world. We also know how much we dread the dark days of winter and can’t wait for the days to start getting longer again. Illness and de-pression are often linked to the lack of light. We all relish in the “bright sunshiny day”. As faithful followers of Jesus, it is now our responsibility to disperse the darkness we encounter around us with the Light of Christ that dwells
within each of us. As congregations and communities, we have to hold our civic leaders accountable for decisions that bring darkness to the world instead of light. We also need to praise our civic leaders when they buck what may be popular and choose to do what is right. The prophet Isaiah says, Share your bread with the hungry, shel-ter the oppressed and the homeless; clothe the naked when you see them, and do not turn your back on your own. These are all concrete ways in which we flavor the earth with God’s goodness and allow light to break forth in darkness. But these are not the only ways. Jesus’ metaphors do not have to frighten the introverts among us – we are not required to be a giant pillar of salt, or a strobe light on an airfield. Each of us has the opportunity to glorify God ac-cording to our gifts, our circumstances and our state in life. So, even if all we can offer is a grain of salt, or a flicker of a match light, that is OK. Whatever we have been given by God is meant to be shared for the sake of the world. Whatever we have is worth giving. May the Lord grant, as Saint Paul says, that our faith might rest not on human wisdom but on the power of God, that we may be salt for the earth and light for the world.
Fr. Tad
Sat 5:00 pm
Sun 7:45 am
9:00 am
10:30 am
12:00 pm
5:30 pm
Mon 8:00 am
Tue 5:30 pm
Wed 8:00 am
Thu 5:30 pm
Fri 8:00 am
Sat 8:00 am
Antonio Costa +
St. Clare Parishioners
Earl & Diane Lee+ Joshyua Chua - Birthday
Ilda Silveira + Manuel Jeronimo+ Maria Amarante + Ezaltina Caetano Pereira + Mary C. Madruga + Joao Sousa Silva +
Marcelino Martinez + Derek Salgado Gutierrez + Ida Lopez ~ Salud Silvia Del Campo ~ Salud Lupita Gonzalez ~ Salud Monica Castillo ~ Cumpleanos Brian Jesus Castillo ~ Cumpleanos Pablo Tejera ~ Bienestar Anais Emilia Castillo Tejera ~ Bienestar Josefina de la Cerda +
Angela De Buitrago +
Open
Bobby Pelayo +
Open
Antonio Costa +
Open
Open
Mass Intentions February 8th ~ February 15th, 2020
Queridos feligreses, Ustedes son la sal de la tie-rra ... y la luz del mundo, Jesús les dice a sus discípu-los. Y la sal que no tiene sabor no sirve para nada, mientras que una lámpara encendida debajo de una olla no disipa la oscuridad. Aquí nadie negaría que hay
demasiada oscuridad en el mundo. También sabemos cuanto tememos a los días oscuros del invierno y no pode-mos esperar a que los días comiencen a alargarse nueva-mente. Enfermedad y depresión a menudo se asocian con la falta de luz. Todos disfrutamos en un "día soleado". Como fieles seguidores de Jesús, ahora es nuestra res-ponsabilidad dispersar la oscuridad que encontramos a nuestro alrededor con la Luz de Cristo que habita en cada uno de nosotros. Como congregaciones y comunidades, tenemos que res-ponsabilizar a nuestros líderes civiles por las decisiones que traen oscuridad al mundo en lugar de luz. También debemos elogiarlos cuando eligen hacer lo correcto y re-chazan lo que parece ser popular. El profeta Isaías dice: Comparte tu pan con el hambriento, abre tu casa al pobre sin techo, viste al desnudo y no des la espalda a tu propio hermano. Todas estas son formas concretas en las que damos sabor a la tierra con la bon-dad de Dios y permitimos que brille la luz en la oscuridad. Pero estas no son las únicas formas. Las metáforas de Jesús no tienen que asustar a los tími-dos entre nosotros: no se requiere que seamos un pilar gigante de sal o un faro en un aeropuerto. Cada uno de nosotros tiene la oportunidad de glorificar a Dios de acuer-do con nuestros dones, nuestras circunstancias y nuestro estado en la vida. Aun cuando todo lo que podemos ofre-cer es un grano de sal o una chispa de luz de un fósforo o cerillo, está bien. Lo que sea que Dios nos haya dado de-be ser compartido por el bien del mundo. Todo lo que te-nemos vale la pena darlo. Que el Señor nos conceda, como dice San Pablo, que nuestra fe no dependa de la sabiduría de los hombres sino en el poder de Dios, para que seamos sal para la tierra y luz para el mundo.
Padre Tadeo
N P
Happy World Marriage Day
Sunday, February 9th, 2020
SAINTS AND SPECIAL OBSERVANCES
Sunday: Fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time; World Marriage Day Monday: St. Scholastica Tuesday: Our Lady of Lourdes; World Day of the Sick Wednesday: Lincoln’s Birthday Friday: Ss. Cyril and Methodius; Valentine’s Day Saturday: Blessed Virgin Mary
Sunday Children’s Program
“Finding God” Ongoing Faith Formation and
Sacramental Preparation Program
“Faith Formation is more than a subject to be taught, it is an invitation to a way of life” Joe
Paprocki. Pope Francis about the Eucharist – General Audience Wednesday, November 8, 2017 The Eucharist is a wondrous event in which Jesus Christ, our life, makes himself present. Participating in the Mass “is truly living again the redemptive passion and death of Our Lord. It is a visible manifestation: The Lord makes himself present on the altar to be offered to the Father for the salva-tion of the world” (Homily at the Domus Sanctae Marthae, February 10, 2014). The Lord is there with us, present. So often do we go there, look at things, talk amongst ourselves while the priest is celebrating the Eucharist … and we do not celebrate close to Him. But it is the Lord! If today comes a very important world personage, it is certain that we would all be close to him, that we would want to greet him. But think: when you go to Mass, the Lord is there! And you get distracted. It is the Lord! We have to think about this. “Father, it’s that the Masses are dull” — “But what are you saying, that the Lord is dull?” — “No, no. Not the Mass, the priests” — “Ah, may the priests convert, but it is the Lord who is there!” Do you understand? Do not forget it. “Participating in Mass is living again the redemptive passion and death of Our Lord”.
Please pray for our children as they prepare to receive their First Communion. Pa- pa
Francisco Sobre la Eucaristía– Audiencia General
Miércoles 8 de noviembre de 2017 La Eucaristía es un suceso maravilloso en el cual Jesucris-to, nuestra vida, se hace presente. Participar en la misa «es vivir otra vez la pasión y la muerte redentora del Señor. Es una teofanía: el Señor se hace presente en el altar para ser ofrecido al Padre por la salvación del mundo» (Homilía en la santa misa, Casa S. Marta, 10 de febrero de 2014). El Señor está ahí con nosotros, presente. Muchas veces no-sotros vamos ahí, miramos las cosas, hablamos entre no-sotros mientras el sacerdote celebra la eucaristía... y no celebramos cerca de Él. ¡Pero es el Señor! Si hoy viniera aquí alguna persona muy importante del mundo, seguro que todos estaríamos cerca de él, querríamos saludarlo. Pero piensa: cuando tú vas a misa, ¡ahí está el Señor! Y tú estás distraído. ¡Es el Señor! Debemos pensar en esto. «Padre, es que las misas son aburridas” —«pero ¿qué di-ces, el Señor es aburrido?» —«No, no, la misa no, los sa-cerdotes» —«Ah, que se conviertan los sacerdotes, ¡pero es el Señor quien está allí!». ¿Entendido? No lo olviden. «Participar en la misa es vivir otra vez la pasión y la muerte redentora del Señor. Por favor mantenga en sus oraciones a nuestros niños que se preparan para recibir su Primera Comunión.
Paty Rascon, Catechetical Office 408.248.7786 X 102 [email protected]
St. Clare School News
Parish Bulletin | 9th February 2020
Sr. Ann Marie Dress, BVM Announces Her Retirement
Sr. Ann Marie Dress started her vocation at St. Clare School 34 years ago. She taught fifth grade for many years, became an administrator and religion coordinator and will fin-ish her career in education as the Vice Principal of Mission and Catholic Identity come June 4, 2020. She has “survived” many St. Clare Students who continue to identify her as one of the best teachers they’ve ever had. She taught Monica Hernandez, Principal at St. Mary in Los Gatos, Stephanie Blumenson, administrator at Cristo Rey San Jose Jesuit High School, Berenice Ruiz, our TK teacher and Taylor Payton, our Kindergarten teacher. Just this Thursday, Officer Mark Shimada came by the school to let Sr. Ann Marie know that he was retiring. Officer Shimada, SCPD DARE Of-ficer from 2001-2007 recollected that he was in awe of the way Sr. Ann Marie “handled” her fifth graders and that he will never forget her. We will miss her tremendously but her beloved Dubuque, Iowa is calling her home. There, she will be closer to friends from her religious community, the Sisters of Charity of the Blessed Virgin Mary; and to her brothers. Please join me in letting Sr. Ann Marie know that this St. Clare community will forever be home and that the love that she has given all these years will forever be felt.
ONE LOVE FEBRUARY
Jesus said, “I have given you an example so that you may copy what I have done for you.” (John 13:15) Our school community began our “ONE LOVE” campaign on Monday, February 3rd. Guided by the principles of Catholic Social Teaching, we are focusing throughout the month of February to look inwardly so that we may act outwardly. We will spend time reflecting with gratitude on what we have, the consumer “throw away” culture that permeates our world and the priorities we give to material things. In addition to a collec-tion drive for LifeMoves and Sacred Heart Community Ser-vices, we will be inviting speakers to speak about the needs in our community so that their teachers can guide them to work towards advocacy. In the younger grades, teachers will contin-ue to guide students to act with empathy and to broaden their Catholic world view to “see” those who have been made invisi-ble. The campaign will culminate in our first-ever “One Love” Day of Service on Saturday, February 29 from 10 A.M. to 2 P.M. where all are invited to gather to share our faith and per-form acts of service (all age levels) including a food insecurity exercise for our junior high students. There are many details to this vision that we will communi-cate separately. For now, we ask for your prayers to have the Holy Spirit guide us in our endeavor to open our hearts to those who are struggling and those whose day-to-day reality is so different than ours. If you are interested in joining us, please contact the school office: [email protected].
Please visit www.stclare.school to learn more about our programs, our story and our welcoming community. Come and be part of a Santa Clara Tradition since 1856!
Mrs. Cecile Mantecon, Principal St. Clare School | 725 Washington Street, Santa Clara CA
95050 | 408.246.6797 www.stclare.school | Facebook: @stclareschoolsantaclara
SCHOOL HAPPENINGS
Don’t put a question mark where God put a period .. unknown
Snapple says, “two trees can provide enough oxygen for a family of four.” I say the Knights have members that build homes for four, but you can join and plant trees if you like.
K N I G H T S C O R N E R
Contact: Tony Colombo [email protected]
RCIA NEWS *Adult Baptism * Eucharist
♦ Confirmation Are you or someone you know interested in the Catholic faith? Interested in com-pleting the Sacraments of Initiation? If so, you are invited to participate in the St.
Clare RCIA Program. We meet on Tuesday evenings from 7:00 – 9:00 pm in the St. Clare Rectory. All are welcome. Already Catholic? If you love your faith and would like to help mentor someone on their journey, sign up to become a sponsor or join the RCIA Team. For more information contact:
Diane Madruga at [email protected] * Cathy Parshall at [email protected] * St. Clare
Rectory at 408-248-778
____ Monday, February 10th__________ ♦ Hispanic Rosary, 6:00 pm, Rectory Chapel ♦ Baptismal Prep Class English, 6:30 pm, Rectory
Dining Room ________Tuesday, February 11th__________ ♦ Second Harvest Food, 8:00 am, North Hall ♦ RCIA, 7:00 pm, Rectory Conference Room _______Wednesday, February 12th ________ ♦ Psalm— The School of Prayer, 9:00 am, Rectory
Conference Room ♦ Hispanic Charismatic Prayer Group, 7:00 pm,
lower church ♦ Portuguese Prayer Group, 7:00 pm, Rectory
Chapel _______Thursday, February 13th __________
♦ Hispanic Sharing the Faith, 7:00 pm, Rectory Conference Room
♦ Psalm ~ The School of Prayer, 7:00 pm, Rectory Dining Room
________ Friday, February 14th _________ ♦ Parents in Prayer, 9:30 am, Main Hall
Calendar of Events
Bishop Oscar Cantú invites all cou-ples celebrating their 1st through 5th, 25th, 40th and 50th (or more) Wedding Anniversaries in 2020 to participate in the Annual Wedding Anni-
versary Celebration Mass at the Basilica Cathedral of St. Joseph on March 14, 2020 at 9:30 am. The couples will renew their wedding vows and receive a blessing from the Bishop. There will be a simple recep-tion following Mass in Loyola Hall adjacent to the Basili-ca. Photographs with the Bishop will be available at the reception as well as an anniversary certificate and gift from the Office of the Bishop.
Couples can register for this event at
bit.ly/dsjwedding2020 or contact:
Christina at [email protected] or 408-983-0128. Please pre-register by March 7, 2020.
GOD’S CALL The person who has been “saved,” who has “heard the good news of salvation,” still lives in an unsaved world, a world sadly oblivious to the presence of God. Today’s readings outline how the disciple is present in the world. The outline begins with Isaiah: “Share your bread . . . shelter the oppressed . . . clothe the naked” (Isaiah 58:7). Those who hear the word of salvation are not insensitive to the urgent needs of others. Then Paul reminds his flock that he brought Christ to them not in eloquence or wisdom, but by being with them in the “weakness and fear” of their daily lives (1 Corinthians 2:3). Finally, Jesus tells his disci-ples to go out into the gloom and darkness of the streets of the world and let God’s light shine through their good deeds. We disciples don’t save the world. To the extent, how-ever, that we have heard the word of God and been awak-ened to God’s presence, we may spread that word and bring that presence to others. Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co.
Dia Mundial del Matrimonio Hoy es el Día Mundial del Matrimonio, y es una oportunidad para enfocarse en construir una cul-tura de vida y amor que comience por apoyar y promover el matrimonio y la familia. Para apoyar
esto se tiene la Semana Nacional del Matrimonio que este año se celebra del 7 al 14 de febrero, con el tema "Historias de la Iglesia Doméstica". Es decir que cada fa-milia está llamada a ser un lugar de oración, de servicio y de amor, en su vida diaria: Visite https://portumatrimonio.org/ para obtener más consejos, oracio-nes y actividades que promueven matrimonios católicos (y familias) saludables.
Jornada Mundial del Enfermo Uniéndonos a las celebraciones de la Jornada Mundial del Enfermo el obispo Oscar Cantú celebrará una misa de sanación este sábado 15 de febrero, a las 10am, en la parroquia San Cristóbal (St. Christopher) en San José. Se dará la unción a los enfermos y bendición a quienes los cuidan. También podrán presentar peticiones de oración para que los miembros de la Orden de Malta las lleven a Lourdes en el mes de mayo. Se les recomienda llegar temprano. ¡Todos son bienvenidos!
Llamado Anual Diocesano En nuestra parroquia ya iniciamos el Lla-mado Anual Diocesano (ADA), cuyo tema este año es “Encontrando a Cristo - La fe
en acción”. Una vez por año, el obispo nos pide a cada uno de nosotros hacer un compromiso para apoyar finan-cieramente el trabajo de los ministerios y programas dio-cesanos. Si no tiene aún su sobre, tenemos más disponi-bles en las entradas de la iglesia. Su aportación o com-promiso puede ser hecha en una sola partida o ser com-pletada en 10 meses o menos y debe ser cubierta total-mente antes del 31 de diciembre de este año. Recuerden que toda cantidad que rebase nuestra meta diocesana regresa íntegramente a nuestra parroquia. Gracias por su generosidad y pronta respuesta.
¿Estamos preparados para casos de desastres emergencias?
Les recordamos que el departamento de Bomberos de la ciudad de Santa Clara, nos está ofreciendo entrenamiento teórico y práctico, gratis y en español, para prepararnos para estas contingencias. Serán el 18 y 20 de febrero, de 6:00pm a 9:00pm. Para registrarse o si tiene preguntas por favor comuníquese al 408-615-4942 también en https://www.santaclaraca.gov/our-city/departments-a-f/fire-department/community-resources/fire-listos En los table-ros de las entradas de la iglesia encontrarán volantes con más información.
Celebración de Aniversario de Bodas La Diócesis de San José sigue invitando a las parejas que
cumplen de 1 a 5 años, 25, 40 y 50 años (o más) de casados, a celebrar su aniversario en la misa que celebrará el obispo en la Catedral de San José, el sábado 14 de marzo, a las
9:30am. Las parejas renovarán sus votos y recibirán un certificado. Habrá una sencilla recepción después de la misa. Deben registrarse antes del 7 de marzo en: bit.ly/dsjwedding2020 Mas información en español con Daniel Miranda, [email protected] o llamándole al 408-983-0150.
Boletín Parroquial Español Boletim Paroquial Português
Reflexão por: João Pereira Arruda “Vós sois o sal da terra...vós sois a luz do mundo” Assim o disse Jesus e é assim que os filhos de Deus são conhecidos no mundo. O sal se perde a sua força por motivos daversos ao seu objectivo de temperar a comida e de lhe dar mais sabor se fica exposta perde o seu efeito e é lançado fora para ser pizado pelos pés. Vós sois a luz do mundo só funciona no mundo qundo ilumina o que é escuro. Não vale a pena acender uma vela para a cobrir com o alqueire, mas sim para ser claridade e iluminar as pessoas. Pelo Baptismo nos tornammos filhos de Deus e só o mundo nos conhece como tal se formos sal e luz para o mundo. Damos testemunho de Deus nos valores cristãos que adquirimos das Sagradas Escrituras, de tudo que bebemos da Palavra de Deus, da herança e valores religiosos que aduirimos dos nossos pais . Ser sal da terra e luz do mundo adequada-se na celebração deste Domingo ao Dia Mundial do Matrimónio. O Sacramento do Matrimónio; quando vivido tendo por centro Jesus Cristo, fortifica os cônjuges a viverem num forte relacionamento que fortifica o seu amor conjugal. Tanto se é sal da terra e luz do mundo solteiro tais como: sacerdote, religiosa, viúvo/a. Seja em qua;quer profissão sempre que nos esforcar-mos para dignificar e glorificar Deus nos nossos actos e actividades de vida . Do mesmo modo o casal vivendro adentro do sacramento que escolheram viver são de facto sal da terra e luz do mundo no gerar os filhos (paricipação da obra criadora do Pai) no educar-los e preparar-los a darem continuidade á igreja de Cristo neste mundo. Ser-se sal e luz não foi uma sugestão que Jesus fez, foi então uma afirmação de Jesus resultante de sermos filhos de Deus. Se assim foi no tempo de Jesus , não acabou nos nossos dias e no lugar que vivemos. A mensajem de Jesus quando esteve entre nos; sendo um de nós, foi tanto actuante então tal como deve ser aqui e agora. Os casais no seu casamento ao constituir família sendo activos na comunidade e na igreja cumprem este estado de ser sal e luz e deste modo todo o mundo beneficia crescendonum espírito saudável seja: na família, na igreja, na comunidade e na sociedade a que pertencem.
Notícias Café Convívio do Dia Mundial do Matrimónio!:Já é uma tradição celebrar o Dia Mundial do Matrimónio na nossa comunidade paroquial. Parte dessa tradição é celebrar esse dia com a promoção dum convívio de café e doces. Este terá lugar no salão paroquial após a nossa missa em português.Venham todos celebrar esse dia dedicado ao sacramento do matrimónio e a todos os casais que por ele são alimentados das bençãos e graças que recebem de Deus. Boletim Paroquial: A Quaresma este ano começa na Quarta-Feira de Cinzas no dia 25 de Fevereiro. Por não ter nehuma informação pertinente a esta estação do calendário litúrgico, esta informação virá na secção em inglês e por assim ser os leitores do boletim procurem colher essa informação e transmitirla depois á comunidade no tempo alocado na missa em que este orgão informativo é transmitido.
Um Santo e Alegre Domingo Dia Mundial do Matrimónio para todos!!
Upcoming Second Offerings:
11/10 St. Clare School
11/17 Archdiocese for the Military Services
Please become a good steward of St. Clare Parish.
October 26-27
Sat 5:00 PM $ 867.00 Sun 7:45 AM 1,091.00 Sun 9:00 AM 832.00 Sun 10:30 AM 495.00 Sun 12:00 PM 588.00 Sun 5:30 PM 679.00 Mail Collec on
Total: $4,552.00
February 1-2, 2020
Sat 5:00 PM $ 542.00 Sun 7:45 AM 1,284.00 Sun 9:00 AM 794.00 Sun 10:30 AM 547.00 Sun 12:00 PM 930.00 Sun 5:30 PM 142.00
Mail 185.00
Total: $ 4,424.00
WeShare January 2020
$ 10,359.00
WE ENCOURAGE YOU TO
SIGN UP TO GIVE ONLINE
If you’ve never donated online
before, signing up is easy!
Visit our website at;
https:stclareparish.churchgiving.com and click, Make a Donation on the collection you wish to donate to, then Click Recurring Donation, enter your donation amount and frequency.. Once you’ve added your account in-formation, donations will automatically deduct from your account. It’s that easy!
Questions? Please contact the Parish Office
Baptism Contact the Parish office to arrange for Baptismal preparation, and to sign up for Baptismal Class. Spanish Prep Class: 1st Monday at 7:00 pm; Baptism: 3rd Saturday at 10:00 am English Prep Class: 2nd Monday at 7:00 pm; Baptism: 4th Saturday at 10:00 am
Stand And Be Counted Registering in a parish is a declaration of your desire to be part of a Catholic community and a commitment in all its dimensions brings you advantages, recognition, and responsibilities of many kinds. Being a registered parishioner makes things much easier when it is time for infant Baptism, weddings, when asked to be a Baptismal or Confirmation Sponsor and even funerals. We are often asked to provide affidavits for Baptismal and Confirmation Sponsors. We can only do this if a person is a registered, active and contribu-tion member.
So, are you a registered parishioner? If not please consider registering. Registration forms are available in the Par-ish Office and in the Church vestibule.
Dates, Times, Locations: Classes offered on Wednesday from 9:00 am to 11:00 am beginning on March 4, or Thursday from 7:00 pm to 9:00 pm beginning on March 5, 2020. Classes in the Parish Office/Rectory Conference Room (14 weeks) Cost/Registration: $27.00 donation for study materials (If you have the means). register by emailing: [email protected] or call Trevor Burke@ 1-408-945-1044
2/26 Aid Churches in Eastern and Central Europe
3/1 Building Fund
Upcoming Second Offerings
Please become a good steward
of St. Clare Parish.
