ANNUNCIATION

Laws would be entirely unnecessary if we lived perfect lives. As we know all too well, however, we often fall short of the good intentions that we cherish in our hearts. Perhaps the law would even be unnecessary if we lived alone, isolated from other people. After all, what hermit in a cave actually needs a commandment to charge no interest on a loan? But God’s design for humanity includes togetherness. And when we live together, we tend to step on each other’s toes. Thank God for laws that help us to live in community with justice and compassion.

Ngươi phải yêu mến Đức Chúa, Thiên Chúa của ngươi, và yêu người thân cận như chính mình.

A Statement from Regional Bishop Edward W. Clark (Our Lady of the Angels Pastoral Region) Concerning the National Elections and a Call to Faithful Citizenship

God’s word speaks to our hearts today, acknowledging the sad fact that we lose hope at times, and encouraging us to trust in the Lord.

Although we announced in last week’s bulletin that changes in our Mass schedule would begin effective Oct. 31st/Nov. 1st, Fr. Freddie has decided to move this timeframe up by one week. Beginning Saturday, Oct. 24th, our Vigil Mass will begin at 5:00 p.m. Beginning Sunday, Oct. 25th our Spanish Mass will return to its usual time of 12:00 p.m.