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Hello {First Name},
Celebrate Sunday Mass at St. Alphonsus!
The fourth Sunday of Easter is also called Good Shepherd Sunday. The image of Jesus as Good Shepherd and the community of followers as his sheep has endured over the centuries as a primary image in our faith tradition. Its power to describe the relationship between Jesus and his followers transcends direct experience with sheep. The image speaks to us about the protection, security, and care that shepherds represent for their sheep.
This Sunday's Gospel speaks powerfully about the familiarity and intimacy between Jesus and his disciples, expressed as recognizing and knowing another's voice. Our relationship with Jesus is an invitation to share in the life of God.
Each year on Good Shepherd Sunday, the Archdiocese designates as the World Day of Prayer for Vocations. You can learn more here
As most are aware, a major news story this week indicated The Supreme Court will vote to strike down Roe v. Wade, according to an initial draft majority opinion written by Justice Samuel Alito. Our pastor Rev. Steven Bauer shares a wonderful reflection this week about the controversy.
Daily prayer keeps you in good relationship with the LORD, and yourself.
Invite your friends/loved ones to Mass! Sunday Mass schedule in English is at 9 AM, 11 AM, and 5 PM. Mass in Spanish is at 12:30 PM.
Mass Readings for Fourth Sunday of Easter
Fourth Sunday of Easter Reflection
May 8 Parish Bulletin
Confessions are heard Saturday at 11 AM and Wednesday at 6:30 PM.
Do you have upcoming exciting events that you would like to share with our St. Alphonsus Church and our parish school communities? You can share them here!
Did you know that you can view all upcoming church events on the calendar on our website? If your ministry has an event that you would like to host at St. Alphonsus, you can complete the Plan An Event form. Any inquiries can also be directed to the parish Office Manager, Mario Serrano.
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