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A Message from our Pastor, Fr. Bobby
3-25-2020
Peace and Good! Be not afraid! Martha and Mary mourned the death of their brother Lazarus, yet still clung to faith in Jesus. In the face of a new and in many ways unprecedented situation, we remember that Jesus came among us and is among us still. It is good to remember the Lord’s presence in the blessed Sacrament. It is also good to remember that Jesus is present in the hungry and the sick: As often as you did it to one of these least ones, you did it to me. (Mt. 25:40) May God help us to encounter His presence all around us, even in these stressful times, and grant us the grace of soon being able to gather again around His altar as the Body of Christ!
The Lord give you Peace! Fr. Bobby
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(24 March 2020 — 6:30 PM)
The Archdiocese of Los Angeles suspends Masses amid the current health threat due to COVID-19.
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