Ministries

Extraordinary Ministers of Communion who serve the Body and Blood of Christ at Mass and to the sick and homebound. Contact the Coordinator: Jesus & Dora Cruz (Engl)- (650) 359-2973 or Rosa Gomez (Span)- (650) 589-0998

Boys and girls who assist the priest at the liturgy. Contact the Coordinator: Alicia Navarro (Engl)- (650) 291-6007 or Nancy Gracia (Span)- (650) 438-5325

Volunteers who assist people to their seat if necessary. They also take up the collection.

Flowers and Grounds Volunteers who care for and beautify the grounds and church.

Preparing parents for the formation of their child’s faith. Contact the Coordinators: Esperanza Urista (Span)- (408) 705-3940   Deacon Romeo Cruz (Engl)- <rcruz121@att.net>

Preparación a los padres para la formación de la fe de sus hijos. Comuníquese con los Coordinadores: Esperanza Urista (España)- (408) 705-3940  Diácono Romeo Cruz (inglés)- <rcruz121@att.net>

Unite as a community praying the Rosary for the sanctity of all life from conception until natural death. Meditative hymns are sung, along with the recitation of the Rosary. No experience required. Mentors provided. Contact the coordinator: Rosa Gomez – (650) 589-0998

The Blessed Sacrament is exposed and adored by volunteers who sign up for one hour or more to pray before the Lord Jesus present in the Monstrance. See our Adoration in our church is daily from 8:40am till noon.

El Santísimo Sacramento es expuesto y adorado por voluntarios que se apuntan durante una hora o más para orar ante el Señor Jesús presente en la Custodia. Vea nuestra Adoración en nuestra iglesia todos los días desde las 8:40 am hasta el mediodía.

A Small Christian Community is a Community of Faith

• A group of people, normally eight to ten who respond to God's calling to enter into a personal relationship in prayer life, for the purpose of strengthening their faith and sharing it with each other
• Grounded in faith in Jesus Christ, Scriptures and Tradition
• Linked to other Christian communities primarily through the Eucharist
• Bonded unto the large Christian Community – the Parish.

Small Christian communities are groups of people who come together on a regular basis to pray, read and reflect on the Holy Scriptures, connect their faith into action through reaching out to the poor and the marginalized in acts of charity and social justice.

It is an evangelization model seeking to build a "community of communities ...in which parish leaders receive an in-depth formation, uninvolved parishioners are invited to join faith-sharing groups, and parish organizations move toward being small church communities, revamping their meetings & allowing the Spirit to open them to a new vision of parish." (manual: For Leaders of Small Communities In Multi-Cultural Parishes, Betsy Lamb)

Una Pequeña Comunidad Cristiana les ofrece a todos la experiencia de ser la Iglesia. Igual como los primeros Cristianos, las Pequeñas Comunidades Cristianas se reúnen para compartir el Evangelio, y nutrirse con la Palabra de Dios y compartir las experiencias de Dios en sus vidas y ser formados en las diferentes formas de discipulado. Se reúnen en casas particulares y las reuniones de los coordinadores son cada 2ndo domingo del mes a las 7pm en el salón Youth Room.

• Evangelization of its members and society at large
• Bearing witness
• Teaching and learning
• Outreach and Support for the People of God
• Enriching the Liturgical Life and Ministries of a Parish
• Service, especially to the poor and marginalized in our Society.

• Mutual faith sharing
• Scripture reading and Reflection
• Prayer and worship
• Service to the Community of Faith and the Liturgical Life of a Parish: as Lectors, Ushers, Extraordinary Ministers of the Eucharist etc.
• Visiting the sick and the homebound: Bringing them Holy Eucharist and ministry of caring.
• Service to the larger Community.

• Weekly, every two weeks, or monthly, depending upon the structure and needs of the group
• Normally in homes or at the parish Center
• Meetings run for about two hours.

Each Friday night there is Bingo in the Parish Hall. Please refer to the Facebook page for more information.