Come join other parents on Sunday mornings at OLR Hospitality Hall, from 9:15am to 10:15 am. A new Parents Spirituality Support group will be led by Florence de Bretagne, with the support of Teresa Budzich.
After careful consideration as to the needs of our parish, we have decided to restore the St. Albert the Great Sunday Mass to 9am, replacing the 10:30am Mass. This went into effect on 1/8/23. We want to continue to strengthen our parish and community bonds. If your preference for going to Mass is at 10:30am, please attend our parish's other site, Our Lady of the Rosary, which still has a 10:30am Mass.
Friday December 16 our parish presented a Christmas Concert at St. Albert the Great, with more than 500 attendants. A special thanks to all the volunteers who made this wonderful evening possible!
Starting June 19th, we will have our Summer Fun Series consisting of fun and games, food, and social activities after the 10:30am Mass at different sites.
New or returning sacristans are needed at Our Lady of the Rosary. No experience required, and training will be provided. We could use a sacristan 1-2 times a month, and/or as a substitute. Contact Will McDougal for more details or to sign up. [email protected]
• 1st Communion • Confirmation • Sacraments of Initiation -- We welcome you to grow your faith and walk with us on this journey. Faith Formation is pleased to inform you that we are now accepting applications. Faith Formation should be a continuous journey, let’s expand our faith by growing it. Initially, everything will be primarily on Zoom. We will try to have some outdoors social distance gatherings when possible. You may start sending your registrations for First Communion to the parish office, attn. Ana Arellano. Click on the title (Registration for Faith Formation Classes) to register online. Confirmation can register by sending an email to Ana Arellano, [email protected] Note: The time and place of some of our Faith Formation are subject to change. Questions? Email Ana Arellano, [email protected]
Updates on Upcoming activities, Parish Maintenance Projects, COVID Update, and Parish Easter Sacraments / First Communion / Confirmations. Click on the Title for more information.
Dear parishioners, Greetings from Saint Thomas Aquinas Parish staff and clergy. We keep praying that we are all doing ok. Thank you so much for your loving care for our community. We appreciate your prayers, engagement in recent activities and your financial support. God bless you. MORE INSIDE... PLEASE CLICK ON TITLE
Dear all, Happy Easter/Feliz Pascua I felt so rejuvenated after today’s Mass. We are going through family but also lonely days. I loved seeing so many participating in today’s Easter Mass. Huge thank you to all that made it possible. To each of you that joined. Many shared with me your Easter Candles. Lovely! Click the title for more of Fr. Stasys' message and photos of parishioners' Easter Candles...
Dear Parishioners, join us for Mass every Sunday at 11 am. All participants will be mute on entry. Please, do not unmute your mics to avoid background noise. We encourage you to continue trying to keep Sunday as a Holiday. Try to prepare yourself for the Holiday of Obligation and even if you will watch the mass from home, make it special as if you were actually going to Church. We pray for everyone’s needs. For an end to the Corona Virus. For the needs of our Parish. Estanislao Mikalonis is inviting you to a scheduled Zoom meeting. Join Zoom Meeting https://dsj.zoom.us/j/759166471
Blessed Palms are available at all of our church sites. At STA, on the porch, at SAG on the covered side entrance near Clergy parking and across from the school and at OLR at the side entrance to the church between church and school. You may also pick up a Little White Book or The Word Among Us booklet (one per family, please). Either book starts next week.
A letter from your pastor, Fr. Stasys: Dear Parishioners, I pray that you and your loved ones are doing good. We stay strong together in prayer. It’s amazing how beautiful we are. Thank you for all the prayers, initiatives, desires to stay in touch. Thank you for joining Mass, visiting the Lord in the Blessed Sacrament, you financial support and so many other acts of kindness. Due to the Corona Virus pandemic, all communal reconciliation services have been cancelled. You might schedule individual confessions with the priests if you would like to do so. I loved how some families during yesterday’s Sunday mass followed the regular mass postures from home! I invite you to be engaged as you participate in mass. Make it special. Get dressed, don’t have your coffee with you, set yourself in your best prayer mode. I want to share with you a schedule of upcoming online activities for the parish. NOTE: For all meetings the Host will mute all participants. Please Do Not unmute yourselves until host indicates that it is time to share questions or reflections. El anfitrión de la reunión pondrá en silencio el micrófono de todos los participantes. Por favor no habilitar su micrófono hasta que el anfitrión lo indique/permita. Click the title for more details...
Enclosed is a letter from Fr. Stasys explaining how to join our Sunday Mass on 3/29. Rather than use webex, this week we are using Zoom. It should be much easier to join in. Click on the title to see his letter and information about using Zoom. Join Zoom Meeting this Sunday, 3/29/20 at 11:00am for 5th Sunday of Lent Mass at: https://dsj.zoom.us/j/759166471
As we all find ourselves navigating this unprecedented situation caused by the new coronavirus disease, COVID-19, I hope each of you are taking care of yourself and your loved ones. Your health and safety, as well as the health and safety of our families, partners, and communities are a top priority... Click title for more...
Council 2677 of the Knights of Columbus holds an annual fund raising drive for Persons with Intellectual Disabilities both at church sites and by mail solicitations. See photos and more inside.
Hello everyone, I hope you are all coping well and healthy. I have made available exposition of the Blessed Sacrament at SAG during all day. Please if you go out for a walk, need to pray, stop by and visit the Blessed Sacrament. Also praying the Rosary could be a great devotion when you go for your walks and such. Doors remain locked, so make sure you stay warm and dry. God bless you. Fr. Stasys, pastor