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Yes, it's at the same time as 5:00pm Mass. Masses on Sunday are at 8:30am, 10:30am, 1:00pm (Vietnamese) and 5:00pm.

Attention All Graduates!

The Parish Family of St. Thomas More would like to recognize the achievements of those among us who are graduating this year from grade school, high school, certificate programs, college, or beyond. If you (or anyone in your family) are a graduate, please let us know the details about your graduation.

Click HERE to fill out and send your info.

You will be remembered in prayer, especially in the liturgies on the weekend of

June 24-25.

We are proud of your accomplishments and will continue to support you in all of your future endeavors.

Thanks to everyone who has responded so far, and congratulations!

Please respond by June 19 to be included.

SOLUTIONS FOR CHANGE MEAL SERVICE

We are all called to Feed the Hungry and Give Water to the Thirsty. One of the ways we do this is through our parish’s monthly commitment to serve meals at the Solutions for Change intake shelter.

We are thankful to all the groups and individuals that help fill the most basic needs of our neighbors. Individuals, families, and organizations are invited to sign up for any open dates; Judy Mitchell ([email protected]) will reach out to you will further details as your date approaches, and you can reach her anytime at that email address. The choice of food you bring is completely up to you.

Email Judy to sign up for a date.

TO EVERYTHING THERE IS A SEASON: A PENTECOST FESTIVAL CONCERT

May 28, 6:00pm. Click HERE for flyer.

The Diocese has published the results of the Synod survey. You can visit

sdcatholic.org/synod (English and Vietnamese) or sdcatholic.org/sinodo (Spanish)

or dowload an English version of the combined reports HERE.

Worship Aid

Offering (Online Donation)

Bulletin

Contact [email protected] for password

Mass in Church

Saturdays at

5:00pm (English)

Sundays at

8:30am (English)

10:30am (English)

1:00pm (Vietnamese)

5:00pm (English)

Monday-Friday at 8:15am (English)

Limited outside seating also available.

The Sacrament of Reconciliation (Confession—English)

Saturdays, 3:30-4:30pm



The Sacrament of Reconciliation (Confession—Vietnamese)

Sundays after the 1:00pm Mass

Daily Mass on Monday-Friday at 8:15am

Mass Online will continue to be available on

Saturdays at 5:00pm and after for the weekend.

A Thanksgiving Mass for the End of Roe—June 24, 5:00pm, at St. John of the Cross, 8086 Broadway Ave., Lemon Grove 91945. Advocates for Life are invited to celebrate that Roe v. Wade was overturned last year and to reaffirm their commitment to protect life and stand in solidarity with mothers in need. The Mass will be bilingual. Bishop Ramón Bejarano will be the celebrant. Pregnant women will receive a special gift. More information at https://rb.gy/trd2r.

Opportunity to Assist Asylum Seekers—There is an influx of people waiting at the border as a result of Title 42 ending. San Diego Organizing Project (SDOP), an organization that our Social Justice Committee supports, has let us know that there is an immediate need for blankets, jackets, sleeping bags, food, and phone chargers. Items can be delivered to Tricity Mosque, 2136 Industrial Ct., Vista (760-295-4431), and they will deliver them to the border.

Porn on Spotify? Child Predators on Spotify?—The National Center on Sexual Exploitation has discovered that there is pornographic material on Spotify that is not blocked by the explicit content filter as promised. For more details visit https://endsexualexploitation.org

Walking with Moms in Need from the USCCB—Visit www.walkingwithmoms.com to read this month’s newsletter and learn more about this effort from the US Catholic Bishops.

Another Local Catholic Radio Option: Saint John Paul II Catholic Radio—AM 1450 in North County. Visit www.jp2radio.com for more information about programs.

Visit CACATHOLIC.ORG for up-to-date information on Pro-Life Issues.

Promoting a Culture of Life—All Catholics are invited to join the Catholic Legislative Network to receive updates and action alerts on social justice issues at cacatholic.org and to join “We Were Born Ready,” a state-wide strategic campaign to empower, equip, mobilize, and resource Catholics to serve women, children, and families, and especially women in difficult and unexpected pregnancies at https://www.wewerebornready.com/. Any questions, contact the Office for Life, Peace and Justice at [email protected].

Pray to End Abortion--Mondays and Thursdays, 10:00am, 1964 Via Centre Dr., Vista. Join fellow pro-life Catholics of North County to pray the Rosary and Divine Mercy Chaplet for the unborn who are in danger of abortion. For more information, contact Richard Hodges at 760-822-3228.

Visit the California Catholic Conference website below and click on Action Alerts for more information on how to let your representatives know about concerns on bills related to abortion.