News & Announcements

Soup and Stations has its final evening next week, with Stations of the Cross at 6:30 P.M. followed
by a simple supper of meatless soups, bread, and water in the Cafeteria. (You may also bring your
own beverage.) We welcome your participation! This is a parish undertaking to build our sense of
community as we prepare for Lent. (Please be sure food is delivered to the Cafeteria no later than
6:20 P.M.)

January 15 at 10 A.M. followed by a small reception in the hall.

Hosted by the Diaconate Formation Office Sunday, January 15 2023 2pm—4pm Presentaciones son en inglés y español. To register contact Deacon Melecio Zamora at: [email protected]

In his first sermon for the season of Advent 2022, Cardinal Raniero Cantalamessa highlights the importance of the theological virtue of faith in our Christian journey, and urges the faithful to go to meet Christ, who comes with an act of faith that is a promise of God and a prophecy.

Enjoy seeing the fun and creativity of parol making in the Cafeteria with our community.

Our San Pedro Region will have it's Congress on November 19th.

Fr. Gerard is forming a group for men to gather, pray, reflect, and share as Brothers in Christ. He wants to hear from those interested, curious, and searching for something more. Possible times can be mutually agreed upon, but early morning is a possibility one day a week. Email Fr. Gerard at [email protected]

San Pedro Pastoral Region - Jubilee Year Pilgrimage
Celebrating 250 Years of Mission San Gabriel Arcángel

When: August 31, 2022, 7:00 PM
Where: St. Anthony Catholic Church
540 Olive Avenue, Long Beach
Presider: Bishop Marc V. Trudeau

An online discussion with Carolyn Woo about
Rising: Learning from Women’s Leadership in Catholic Ministries


Wednesday, July 27, 2022
6 p.m. Central Time
(7 p.m. Eastern Time)


To RSVP and to receive the Zoom link, email [email protected] by Monday, July 25th.
Conversation led by Kimberly Baker, co-founder of Women of the Church,
with the opportunity for participants to submit questions and comments.

In 1917, a stunning treasure came to the John Rylands Library in Manchester, England.

It was a piece of papyrus, Egyptian in origin.