The Artisan Faire in November which the Women’s Club hosts has close to 50 local artisans featuring handmade holiday and year-round gifts, crafts, jewelry, food and more. The boutique also features photos with Santa and a boutique cafe serving breakfast, lunch and snacks. The Faire is our major annual fundraiser.
The Sacred Heart Men’s Club is an active fraternal organization of Sacred Heart Parish men. Our purpose is to provide a social environment for men to interact with one another while focusing upon the purpose of serving Sacred Heart Church and School. We support one another and are ready when called to provide assistance for various parish activities.
The Sacred Heart Women’s Club is a woman’s organization meeting the spiritual and social needs of women of all ages.
Are you seeking a deeper, richer spiritual life in the Catholic Church? Would you like to be able to join your family at the table of the Eucharist? Do you want to complete the Sacraments of Initiation? Sacred Heart parish invites you to discover the riches of the Catholic faith through the RCIA process. RCIA (the Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults) is the process by which adults become members of the Catholic Church. This includes adults who have never been baptized, as well as those who have been baptized in another Christian tradition. Catholics who would like to receive the Sacraments of Confirmation and/or Eucharist or who would like to reconnect with their faith are also welcome to participate in the process.
The Sacred Heart Men’s Club is an active fraternal organization of Sacred Heart Parish men. Our purpose is to provide a social environment for men to interact with one another while focusing upon the purpose of serving Sacred Heart Church and School. We support one another and are ready when called to provide assistance for various parish activities.
A traveling lock-in is where we “lock” the the teens on a bus and take them to multiple sites around San Jose Deanery 5 parishes. Each site will have an activity for them to do.
The Christian Living committee was established to foster spiritual growth and discipleship among our students. It is a model of stewardship in action. While it serves to reinforce the values of compassion and empathy that are first introduced at home and in the classroom, the projects that we sponsor attempt to show the students that they can lend a hand by giving back to the community both through volunteerism, donations, and especially through random acts of kindness.
The Bereavement Ministry mission is to be a compassionate, consistent, caring and a sacred presence so that no one will have to grief alone. Support for the grieving incites us to comfort those who mourn and are sorrowful, one of the corporal works of mercy.
The Artisan Faire in November which the Women’s Club hosts has close to 50 local artisans featuring handmade holiday and year-round gifts, crafts, jewelry, food and more. The boutique also features photos with Santa and a boutique cafe serving breakfast, lunch and snacks. The Faire is our major annual fundraiser.