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      Saturday Vigil
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      Sunday
      7:30, 9:00, and 10:30 a.m.
      12:15 and  7:00 p.m.

      WEEKDAY MASSES
      Monday to Friday
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      HOLY DAYS OF OBLIGATION MASSES
      8:30 a.m., 12:15 p.m., 7:00 p.m.

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       3:30 p.m. or by appointment

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    • Looking for ways to simplify your busy schedule?  Try  Online Giving. It’s a secure and easy way to make parish contributions.   Just click on the graphic and find out how easy it is!  85 parishioners are already using Online Giving.
    •  To directly support the victims of the Typhoon in the Philippines, you may     donate through Catholic Relief Services.  Please click on the CRS graphic.

    • If you suspect abuse in your parish, school or in the Diocese of San Jose, please contact:  Child Protective Services at 408-299-2071; Call 911; or The Diocesan Office for the Protection of Children and Vulnerable Adults directed by Francisco Sandoval: 408-983-0113 or email protection@dsj.org.
      If you suspect financial mismanagement in your parish, school or in the Diocese of San Jose, please contact: EthicsPoint:dsj.ethicspoint.com; hotline number 1-888-325-7863; or 408-983-0241.
       
    • Christmas Project 2013
       St. Justin Community Ministry     
       
       Christmas Project
       December 2013

       Now preparing for 700 Families
       
      Community Ministry is in the process of organizing our Christmas Food and Gift Project. We are planning to provide for 700 families from Santa Clara with their entire Christmas meal and presents for the children and grandchildren.

      For the complete flyer, pleace click on the graphic.
    • Advent Begins December 1
      With the message from Isaiah to “come, let us walk in the light of the Lord,” and St. Paul’s call to “throw off the works of darkness and put on the Lord Jesus Christ,” we prepare to begin our Advent Journey.  Advent, the season of waiting and preparation, gives us time to reflect on our lives and see how we can be the light of Christ in our world today.  Believing "is walking with Jesus. It's a journey that lasts a lifetime," Pope Francis stated in his homily on November 23. "Obviously, in this journey there will be moments when we feel tired and confused. However, faith gives us the certainty of the constant presence of Jesus in every situation, including the most painful and difficult to understand."
       
      We invite you to encounter Jesus' presence in the healing sacrament of Reconciliation.  The Advent Reconciliation Service is on Tuesday, December 3 at 7:00 p.m.
    • Pope Francis
      Pope Francis has just released his Apostolic Exhortation entitled The Proclamation of the Gospel in Today's World (Evangelii Gaudium).

      It is an easy to read document in which the Pope basically presents his mission statement. Among the issues he focused on are:

      a) the reform of the Church in her missionary outreach;
      b) the temptations faced by pastoral workers;
      c) the Church, understood as the entire People of God which evangelizes;
      d) the homily and its preparation;
      e) the inclusion of the poor in society;
      f) peace and dialogue within society;
      g) the spiritual motivations for mission.

      Given these subjects, his Holiness added ,"I have dealt extensively with these topics, with a detail which some may find excessive. But I have done so, not with the intention of provid­ing an exhaustive treatise but simply as a way of showing their important practical implications for the Church’s mission today. All of them help give shape to a definite style of evangelization which I ask you to adopt in every activity which you undertake. In this way, we can take up, amid our daily efforts, the biblical exhortation: “Rejoice in the Lord always; again I will say: Rejoice” (Phil 4:4)."

      Please click HERE to read his introduction and the entire document.
    • Pope Francis has called for a Synod of the world's bishops to be held on Rome from October 5-19, 2014.  The subject of this gathering is "The Pastoral Challenges to the Family in the Context of Evangelization." In preparation the U.S. Bishops have asked all American Catholics to take part in a fact finding survey.  The turn-around time is short.  If you would like to participate, you may take take the narrative version of the survey by clicking HERE.  For the condensed version, please click HERE.

    • Marisa Kwiatkowski has been chosen as one of twelve High School Seniors who are finalists for the High  School Heisman Trophy program. Wendy’s High School Heisman Program and The Heisman Memorial Trophy team up to recognize our nation’s most esteemed high school Seniors. For more about Marisa's achievements, please click on Marisa's picture.