Saint Gerard Majella lived in southern Italy in the 1700s. He was known for his miracles, his holiness, and his devotion to the Eucharist. He venerated as the patron of expectant mothers, difficult pregnancies, and childless couples. more

Masses

Sat5:30 pm English
Sun7:30 am English
9 am English
10:30 amSpanish
12 pm English
1:30 pm Spanish
5 pm Spanish

Confessions

Sat 4–5 pm

Contact

Bulletin for Jan 15 is available for download (PDF viewer required).

Masses for Christmas octave

Sat 12/24 4pm No Confessions
5:30pm No Mass
Midnight Mass Bilingual
Sun 12/25 7:30am No Mass
9am Mass English
10:30am Mass Spanish
Noon Mass English
1:30pm Mass Spanish
5pm No Mass
Mon–Fri as usual
Sat 12/31 4pm No Confessions
5:30pm No Mass
9pm Mass
until midnight Adoration
Sun 1/1 7:30am No Mass
9am Mass English
10:30am Mass Spanish
12pm Mass English
1:30pm Mass Spanish
5pm No Mass

Photos See pictures from Easter Triduum 2010.

Manhattan Declaration

“We...have united at this hour to reaffirm fundamental truths about justice and the common good, and to call upon our fellow citizens, believers and non-believers alike, to join us in defending them. These truths are:

  1. the sanctity of human life
  2. the dignity of marriage as the conjugal union of husband and wife
  3. the rights of conscience and religious liberty....”

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