On November 3rd and 4th people will be selling Olive Wood Religious Articles from the Holy Land. All processed help to support Catholics in the Holy Land.

The Knights of Columbus will be having a "coat drive" in November. All coats collected will be donated to The Cottage House. Please drop off any coats at the Parish Rectory. Thank you for your generosity.

Cristo Rey Open House on Sunday, October 28, at 11:00 a.m. Cristo Rey Sacramento is an affordable, Catholic college preparatory high school with a unique work- study program. Scholarships and financial aid is available.

With happiness, joy, and some sadness we are announcing that Father Michael has been appointed Vicar General for the Diocese of Sacramento.

This year on Father's Day the Knights of Columbus will host a Pancake Breakfast. It will run after the 8:00am and 10:30am Mass. More information about menu and ticket price will come up in the next few weeks.

Unplugged challenges 8th-12th grade students to unplug from the distractions of the world and plug into their relationship with God. Join us for a day of prayer, food, wisdom, reflection, and fun.

We will have literature for children, youth and adults both Spanish and English. From Bible's, catechisms, prayer books, activities and coloring books in preparation for Lent. RCIA instructor's will be having fundraiser and sell home made bake goody's. Cake's, cookies and so much more. Stuff to take home for Super Bowl event.

The Whole Person Care Initiative is an initiative of the California Bishops which seeks to ensure that parishioners and patients are accompanied, loved and supported in their serious illness and end-of-life journey. To that end the Initiative will provide each Parish with tools, resources, guidance, trainings and other supports to implement Whole Person Care.

Recently the large stone statue of Saint Peter was moved from it previous home at Saint Peters Church, now Infant Jesus Syro-Malabar Catholic Church on McMahon Drive. This effort has taken months of planning and was only possible because of the time, talent and financial support of parishioners and the community. We would like to thank Valley Crane Company who donated there time and expert services. Without there help the move would not have been possible. While the statue was successfully moved on August 7th, there is still work to be done to finish the project. If you have any questions or would like to know how you can help please contact Carmen Moreno, csmoreno40@gmail.com. Photos of the move are on display in the vestibule and are available below.

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