This is an opportunity for all parishioners to come together and allow music and prayer to bring us to a different spiritual place in our heart. The percolating of songs to God, and the raising of our souls to heaven, allows God to heal and strengthen us on our journey of faith.
An organization of Catholic women dedicated to the Christian principles of charity and love, the YLI promotes the work of the Church, supports the education of priests, encourages spiritual growth of its members, participates in charitable projects, sponsors scholarships, builds lasting friendships and hosts social activities.
This five part series on the Year of Mercy will focus on ways to see and live in this year of Mercy. The fourth session will be presented by Fr. Gerardo Menchaca.
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. RCIA gently brings one to a greater awareness of the presence and love of God through: Reflecting on the Sunday Scripture readings and applying them to their lives. Learning about Catholic beliefs, traditions and ways of praying and worshipping God. Participating in liturgical celebrations and service opportunities. Getting to know other Catholics and sharing experiences, questions and insights. Praying with and for each other.
The Liturgy Committee works to provide meaningful experiences for celebrating our Catholic beliefs and to provide opportunities for parishioners to live out the message of Jesus. The Parish Liturgy Committee serves two purposes: Collaborate with the pastor and priests to create a deep sense of prayer and inspiration for faith development through our liturgical tradition. Coordinate and carry out the desires to make our seasons, feasts and holy days authentic experiences of prayer and teaching moments for our parishioners.
All Elementary & Jr. High ages are welcome! This is a great way to earn community service hours too!
The Social Justice Committee facilitates parishioners participating in charity and justice outreach and advocacy, by educating parishioners and helping them to volunteer to help the poor and needy, and to be conscious of the sanctity of human life. Our Catholic social teachings are based on the sacredness of human life and the dignity of each human person.
All Elementary & Jr. High ages are welcome! This is a great way to earn community service hours too!
Re:sound is dynamic Catholic worship experience for young adults. It is a diocesan young adult praise and worship service which happens once a month. All young adults in their 20’s & 30’s are welcome! Whether you’re in college or a professional, single or couples, with or without children, we invite you to join other young adults for an evening of worship that includes vibrant contemporary music and relevant talks.
Come out to the Cathedral Basilica of St. Joseph to support our former Seminarian Gabriel Lee and current parishioner Charles Corbalis as they become ordained deacons in the Diocese of San Jose.
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.
Where Bible Study traditionally focuses on a specific Gospel or ‘book’ of the Bible, through which a deeper exploration occurs, Faith Sharing groups come together to ‘break open’ or explore scripture; as we are reading it at Sunday Liturgy. In this format, the intent is to reflect on the weekly readings and discuss their meaning within our life today.
This five part series on the Year of Mercy will focus on ways to see and live in this year of Mercy. The fifth session will be presented by Deacon Ruben Solorio.
All Elementary & Jr. High ages are welcome! This is a great way to earn community service hours too!
All Elementary & Jr. High ages are welcome! This is a great way to earn community service hours too!
Come join the men's club every Sunday in Geary Hall for some pickup basketball.
Where Bible Study traditionally focuses on a specific Gospel or ‘book’ of the Bible, through which a deeper exploration occurs, Faith Sharing groups come together to ‘break open’ or explore scripture; as we are reading it at Sunday Liturgy. In this format, the intent is to reflect on the weekly readings and discuss their meaning within our life today.
All Elementary & Jr. High ages are welcome! This is a great way to earn community service hours too!
All Elementary & Jr. High ages are welcome! This is a great way to earn community service hours too!
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.
Where Bible Study traditionally focuses on a specific Gospel or ‘book’ of the Bible, through which a deeper exploration occurs, Faith Sharing groups come together to ‘break open’ or explore scripture; as we are reading it at Sunday Liturgy. In this format, the intent is to reflect on the weekly readings and discuss their meaning within our life today.
“The Young Adults’ Group (YAG) brings together men and women from throughout the area for fellowship, faith, service, and fun. Members are in their 20s and 30s from diverse backgrounds, associations with the parish, relationships, and states of faith, and the group is open for anyone to join. The Young Adults’ Group is quite informal and offers a wide variety of different activities.
All Elementary & Jr. High ages are welcome! This is a great way to earn community service hours too!