Welcome to
St. Jerome's Catholic Church
Welcome to Saint Jerome Parish. We hope that you find our Parish warm and welcoming. You are invited to explore our website. Please join us for the celebration of the Holy Eucharist, Sacraments and our activities.
Mass Schedule
Weekly Masses
English: Tues, Thurs-Fri.......8:00 A.M
Wed. . . . . . .10:30 A.M
Spanish: Tues....6:00 P.M
Weekend Masses
English: Saturday.......5:00 P.M.
Sunday.........9:30 A.M
Spanish: Saturday........6:30 P.M
Sunday.........12:00 P.M
Confessions
Tuesday.......5:00 P.M
Saturday....4:00 P.M
Or through appointment
Upcoming Events
MASS SCHEDULE
Saturday, Oct 1 - 5:00 PM English Mass
Saturday, Oct 1 - 6:30 PM Spanish Mass
Sunday, Oct 2 - 9:30 pm English Mass
Sunday, Oct 2 - 12:00 pm Spanish Mass
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1.Please check your Flocknote messages for news up-dates.
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2.Attend Sunday Rosary at 9:00 am.
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3.Pro-Life Bilingual Rosary, every 3rd Sunday at 11:20 am.
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4.Oct: 7th: Walkathon begins at the Church at 6:00 pm. Refreshements, prizes to follow! Sign up now!
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5.Parish Office will close at 3:00 pm Monday—Thursday beginning Oct. 18th—and 2:00 pm on Fridays, ending October 28th. Fr. will be out of of-fice Oct 18th—28th.
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Isaiah 41: 10 “Do not fear: I am with you; do not be anxious: I am your God. I will strengthen you, help you, and uphold you with my victorious right hand.”
Psalm 46:2 “God is our refuge and our strength, an ever-present help in distress.”
FEAST OF ST. JEROME
Amount Raised to Date:Gross: $27, 774
Expenses: $2334.30
Net Amount: $25,439.70
Se a juntado a la fecha de hoy :$27,774
Los gastos $2334.30
Total: $25,439.70
Father's Weekly Reflection
The Gospel text to meditate on this Sunday has a series of phrases that highlight the fruits of a person living with strong faith.
Jesus listens to the request of one of his Apostles who asks him to increase his faith. For this, the teacher lets them know that their lack of faith is great in them. Christ references the smallness of a mustard seed to ensure that only that minimal amount of faith is what makes the impossible possible.
How patient the Lord has been with each one of us, brothers, and sisters because what is most difficult for us to maintain, live and practice is the gift of faith. We, the adopted children by baptism, are crowned in faith when we celebrate our Baptism, and become nourished in the celebration of the Altar, in the first Communion, and reaffirmed in the sacrament of Confirmation. Like his Apostles, Jesus questions us and asks us ‘where is the gift of faith? What have we done with our faith received and confirmed and recited by our parents and godparents? What prevents us from having the minimum portion of faith?
We ask for the intersection of our Mother Mary, the model of faith so that through her blessed prayers we will be renewed in the faith that we profess day by day.
