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DO NOT ATTEND MASS IF YOU ARE ILL OR HAVE SYMPTOMS OF COVID 19.
Hand sanitizing, facemasks & social distancing ARE REQUIRED at all Masses and Reconciliation
Archbishop Gomez has dispensed the obligation for Sunday mass until further notice.
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A Message from our Pastor, Fr. Bobby
Remember that your compassion, O LORD, and your love are from of old. In your kindness remember me, because of your goodness, O LORD. These words of the psalmist truly are our words too. Although we know God does not forget, the Lord does not mind if we “remind” Him from time to time, because that is an act of faith and hope.
Once more we ask the help of our patroness, Saint Agnes. We pray: Dear Saint Agnes, Our Patroness and our Sister, may we have the courage you showed before the powers of this world in proclaiming Jesus Christ as Lord. Help us at Mission Santa Inés to be a community of Faith, Hope, and Love, following in the footsteps of Jesus, that in these difficult times we may be heralds of the Good News and servants of all.
Fr. Bobby
Food Bank Santa Barbara County Distribution Sites: Picnic in the Park summer program |
PEOPLE HELPING PEOPLE - Food Distribution Program - |
BUELLTON SENIOR CENTER St. Mark's in the Valley Community Kitchen distributes free meals (includes a vegetarian option) to singles, couples, families of any age on Saturdays from 10 am - Noon & Tuesdays 3 pm-5 pm. |
Los Angeles Archdiocese - COVID-19 Update
"In this difficult moment, we ask God for his grace, that we might bear this burden together with patience and charity, united as one family of God in his universal Church." Archbishop Jose Gomez. Read a reflection on the pandemic from Archbishop Gomez...
"Keep your eyes fixed on the outstretched arms of Christ crucified, let yourself be saved over and over again." Pope Francis