Will be held at the parish hall (main classroom) at 120 Junction Road (just east of the main church).

Stations of the Cross will be held in the main church and the soup supper will be held in the parish hall.

Don't forget to turn your clocks forward.

Stations of the Cross will be held in the main church and the soup supper will be held in the parish hall.

Meet at 10am at St. Jude Mission for Procession to Old San Patricio Mission For Mass.

Come Join Father Tom Smith's Mission to deepen our relationships with God and within our Family. "Love, Forgiveness, Prayer." (Will Be Held In Main Church at 140 Junction Road.)

Come Join Father Tom Smith's Mission to deepen our relationships with God and within our Family. "Love, Forgiveness, Prayer." (Will Be Held In Main Church at 140 Junction Road.)

Come Join Father Tom Smith's Mission to deepen our relationships with God and within our Family. "Love, Forgiveness, Prayer." (Will Be Held In Main Church at 140 Junction Road.)

Come Join Father Tom Smith's Mission to deepen our relationships with God and within our Family. "Love, Forgiveness, Prayer." (Will Be Held In Main Church at 140 Junction Road.)

Come Join Father Tom Smith's Mission to deepen our relationships with God and within our Family. "Love, Forgiveness, Prayer." (Will Be Held In Main Church at 140 Junction Road.)

Come Join Father Tom Smith's Mission to deepen our relationships with God and within our Family. "Love, Forgiveness, Prayer." (Will Be Held In Main Church at 140 Junction Road.)

Stations of the Cross will be held in the main church and the soup supper will be held in the parish hall.

"According to the Catholic Encyclopedia, the Apocryphal Date for Joseph's birth is 90 BC in Bethlehem and the Apocryphal Date of his death is July 20, AD 18 in Nazareth. Joseph is the patron saint of the dying because, assuming he died before Jesus' public life, he died with Jesus and Mary close to him, the way we all would like to leave this earth. Joseph is also patron saint of the Universal Church, families, fathers, expectant mothers (pregnant women), travelers, immigrants, house sellers and buyers, craftsmen, engineers, and working people in general." (Reference: Catholic Online)

"The feast of the Annunciation, now recognized as a solemnity, was first celebrated in the fourth or fifth century. Its central focus is the Incarnation: God has become one of us. From all eternity God had decided that the Second Person of the Blessed Trinity should become human. Now, as Luke 1:26-38 tells us, the decision is being realized. The God-Man embraces all humanity, indeed all creation, to bring it to God in one great act of love. Because human beings have rejected God, Jesus will accept a life of suffering and an agonizing death: “No one has greater love than this, to lay down one’s life for one’s friends” (John 15:13). Mary has an important role to play in God’s plan. From all eternity, God destined her to be the mother of Jesus and closely related to him in the creation and redemption of the world. We could say that God’s decrees of creation and redemption are joined in the decree of Incarnation. Because Mary is God’s instrument in the Incarnation, she has a role to play with Jesus in creation and redemption. It is a God-given role. It is God’s grace from beginning to end. Mary becomes the eminent figure she is only by God’s grace. She is the empty space where God could act. Everything she is she owes to the Trinity. Mary is the virgin-mother who fulfills Isaiah 7:14 in a way that Isaiah could not have imagined. She is united with her son in carrying out the will of God (Psalm 40:8-9; Hebrews 10:7-9; Luke 1:38). Together with Jesus, the privileged and graced Mary is the link between heaven and earth. She is the human being who best, after Jesus, exemplifies the possibilities of human existence. She received into her lowliness the infinite love of God. She shows how an ordinary human being can reflect God in the ordinary circumstances of life. She exemplifies what the Church and every member of the Church is meant to become. She is the ultimate product of the creative and redemptive power of God. She manifests what the Incarnation is meant to accomplish for all of us." -Franciscan Media (franciscanmedia.org/annunciation-of-the-lord/)

Stations of the Cross will be held in the main church and the soup supper will be held in the parish hall.