Sacraments

The Sacraments unite us all before God in special rituals of initiation. They refresh our bond and presence each week, celebrating life’s joys and sorrows. The sacraments mark significant moments in our lives, from marriage to reconciliation, healing, and death. They also honor those who lead us as ordained ministers. The sacraments shape our daily routines, from morning prayers to evening reflections. The Sacrament of Reconciliation is offered For the Sacrament of Anointing of the Sick, please contact the Pastoral …

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Lector Ministry

CONTACT: Joe Manahan (jmanahan@holyfamily.org) WELCOME – Join Us for Our “Prayer & Practice” Sessions! Mission Statement – The mission of the Holy Family Lector Ministry is to rouse the faith of the assembly and inspire them to discipleship by proclaiming the Word of the Lord with clarity and conviction. About the Lector Ministry The Lector Ministry makes a truly satisfying and meaningful contribution to Eucharistic celebrations at Holy Family. St. Benedict says in his Rule: “They should not presume to …

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Faith Sharing Group Facilitators Portal

To support your journey, we will provide lesson guidelines for each chapter of selected books. These resources are designed to serve as a helpful framework for your discussions, while still allowing flexibility for your group’s unique insights and reflections. If you need any additional assistance, please don’t hesitate to reach out to Dawn Ponnet. We are here to support you every step of the way! dponnet@holyfamily.org or 626.403.6128

Recent Deaths in Our Holy Family Community

When a death occurs, please call the Pastoral Center. We want to be there for you at this very human, very sacred moment. We are blessed as a community when a family or friend comes to us to join them in their prayer and celebration of the life of a loved one. Those making funeral arrangements are asked to make an appointment with a member of the funeral planning ministry team.

Together in Prayer

“God is our refuge and strength, an ever-present help in trouble. Therefore we will not fear, though the earth give way and the mountains fall into the heart of the sea.” – Psalm 46:1-2 We are deeply saddened by the devastation caused by the current wildfires and pray that you and your family are safe. As Catholics, we are called to be people with hope. We share in anyone’s loss with hearts full of compassion and a commitment to stand together …

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Reflection Question of the Week

Each Week Holy Family will provide questions for Questions for your Household to ponder to discuss and for prayer.  There are many good reasons to read the Bible!  The Bible is the living Word of God. The Bible was important when it was written, and its message rolls down the ages making it as relevant today! The Bible is one tool to facilitate an encounter with God. Sunday are beacons to learn more. The Mass is full of Bible passages …

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The Sacrament of Penance

Dear Brothers and Sisters in Christ, May the peace of the Risen Lord be with you always! Just as Christ greeted his apprehensive Apostles with these comforting words in the Upper Room on the day of his Resurrection, he extends the same peace to each of us in our moments of fear and uncertainty. Repeating the reassuring phrase, “Peace be with you,” he bestowed upon them an extraordinary gift: the Holy Spirit, with the power to forgive sins (John 20:19-23). …

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Ignatian Ministry

“FINDING GOD IN ALL THINGS” St. Ignatius of Loyola We warmly invite you to join us each month as we grow in awareness of God’s presence in all things and deepen a personal, living faith. The Ignatian Ministry meets on the second Tuesday of every month for our Hospitality Prayer Gatherings at the Pastoral Center, in the Galilee Room and Chapel, from 7:00–8:30 p.m. CLICK HERE TO RSVP For more information, email Liz at ignatian@holyfamily.org. Ignatian Spirituality is rooted in the …

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