History of Holy Family Church Buildings

The Church as a Sacred Space When we speak of the Church, we often refer to the people of God. However, the church building itself holds profound significance. The word “church” derives from the Greek kuriakos (“of the Lord”). These physical structures are more than gathering places; they symbolize the Church living in a particular community—the dwelling of God with His people, reconciled and united in Christ. Entering a church means crossing a threshold, symbolizing the passage from a world …

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Habemus Papam!

Prayer for Pope Leo XIV In trust and gratitude, we turn to your Holy Spirit. We know that your Spirit has been powerfully at work throughout this time of conclave, guiding the hearts and minds of those entrusted with discerning the future of your Church. Now, as Pope Leo XIV steps into the Ministry of Saint Peter, we pray that your Spirit may draw ever closer to him, illuminating his path with wisdom and grace so that he may faithfully …

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Miss Colette Day

Celebrating Miss Colette Day! For over a generation, Colette Villegas has faithfully led our Faith Formation for children and their families as the Director of Faith Formation. During this time, she has shared her unique gifts to warmly welcome, nurture, and inspire young people and their families in their faith journey. Join us as we celebrate Colette and wish her well as she embarks on this exciting new chapter of her life.Sunday, June 1After the 9:30 AM and 11:15 AM …

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How is the Pope Elected?

A Brief History Originally, the Pope was chosen by the senior clergy of Rome. In 1059, this responsibility was restricted to the Cardinals of the Holy Roman Church. Today, only Cardinals under the age of 80 at the time of a papal vacancy are eligible to vote. Since the Pope is also the Bishop of Rome, only someone eligible to be ordained a bishop can be elected. Technically, this means any baptized Catholic male could be chosen. (Fun fact: Pope …

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Embracing The Beginning Of Life

Embracing the Beginning of Life – A ministry which seeks to build an awareness within our parish that ‘Human life must be respected and protected absolutely from moment of conception. From the first moment of existence, a human being must be recognized as having the rights of a person – among which is the inviolable right of every innocent being to life’ Catechism of the Catholic Church, 2270. Join us in praying the Pro-life rosary every 3rd Tuesday of the …

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Order of Christian Initiation of Adults (OCIA)

 Mission Statement Holy Family, as an initiating community, nurtures individuals on their faith journeys, challenging them to live the Gospel message as Catholic Christians. New Inquiry (Precatechumenate) session to begin following Easter Join our warm and welcoming team and you look at the Catholic way of life.  Pope Francis said, “Find new ways to spread the word of God to every corner of the world.” OCIA is one way this community attempts to share the good news about Jesus Christ …

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Faith Sharing Group Resources for Cherished Belonging

Cherished Belonging: The Healing Power of Love in Divided Times, Fr. Gregory Boyle, S.J. Session 1 Introduction Chapter 1 The Wild One Chapter 2 The Cruelty Points Chapter 3 The Blindfold Chapter 4 The Tribe to End all Tribes Chapter 5 Actamiento Chapter 6 Visible Entirely Chapter 7 The Windows Chapter 8 Households of God Chapter 9 Fastest Route

Bible Study

“Your Word is a lamp for my feet, a light for my path” – Psalm 119 Let us be your anchor to faith… Join Zoom Meetinghttps://us02web.zoom.us/j/89775722560?pwd=V1R1eGYvSndadFpKeVhyeHd5eEVKQT09 Meeting ID: 897 7572 2560Passcode: TheWord Our timeline Mission Statement:  To make disciples of Jesus Christ in our communities through caring, prayerful, in-depth Bible study, available to all. Upcoming Bible Studies: Thanks to everyone who helped us make decisions regarding the choices for our Bible Study! Watch this space for the session dates and …

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