Holidays Mass Schedule

Prayer for the New Year (short video)

A beautiful 10-minute tribute to Father Francis, celebrating his 27 years of dedicated service as Pastor of Saint Henry

Next live event: New years Mass

55:46

Christmas Mass

01:08:22

Fr Francis Farewell Mass

01:26:01

Misa Aguinaldo Fri 19 7pm

01:27:59

5 30pm Event

Saint Henry

CATHOLIC PARISH

Drawn together by our common bonds of Faith, Hope and Love, we strive to serve God and one another as members of a parish under the Patronage of Saint Henry.

With ardent faith we celebrate the Eucharist, sharing the mystery of Christ's presence in our Holy Communion.

Compelled by the love of Christ, we reach out beyond the walls of our church and minister, not only to members who are unable physically to attend and participate actively in the Liturgy, but also to people near and far, who need our services.

Our History

Our Patron

MASS TIMES

Mass Schedule

Vigil Mass 4pm English
7pm Spanish

Sundays 8am, 10am, 11:30am English
1:30pm Spanish

Daily Mass Mon-Friday 8am English
Saturday 8am English
Mon-Friday 7pm Spanish
Confessions

Week days By Appointment

Saturday 30 mins before each mass

Sundays 7:30am; 9:30am; 11am English
1pm Spanish

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Celebrant Schedule

Spiritual Direction

By Appointment Mon ~ Fri 9am to 3pm

St Jude Novena.

After 8am Mass Mondays

Miraculous Medal Novena

After 8 am Mass Saturdays

First Thursday of Month

Adoration with Confession Bilingual 8:00 pm

First Friday of Month

Exposition after 8am Mass

Act of Reparation after 8am Mass

Adoration after 8am Mass until noon

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Mass Intentions of the week

Saturday/ Sábado, December 27th, 2025 –

St. John, Apostle / San Juan, Apóstol

8:00am

4:00pm (†) Albert & Lena Michau by Sherry Miller

7:00pm

Sunday/ Domingo, December 28th, 2025 –

The Holy Family of Jesus, Mary and Joseph / La Sagrada Familia De Jesús, María Y José

8:00am

10:00am

11:30am (†) Deceased Members of Bajares Family

1:30pm (†) Alberto Rosales Scrucchi

Monday/ Lunes, December 29th, 2025 -

St. Thomas Becket / Santo Tomas Becket

8:00am

7:00pm

Tuesday/ Martes, December 30th, 2025

8:00am

7:00pm

Wednesday/ Miércoles, December 31st, 2025 –

New Year’s Eve / Noche De Fin De Año

8:00am (†) Father Bill Muniz por Olga Muniz & Family

6:00pm (L) Edwin Ramos De Su Familia

Thursday/ Jueves, January 1st, 2025 –

Solemnity of Mary, The Holy Mother of God / Solemnidad de María, Santa Madre de Dios

10:00am (†) Janchi Adriaan Lacle by Rebeca Kutner

12:00pm

Friday/ Viernes, January 2nd, 2025 –

Sts. Basil The Great and Gregory Nazianzen / Santos Basilio Magno y Gregorio Nacianceno

8:00am (L) Barbara James - Birthday blessings

7:00pm

Saturday/ Sábado, January 3rd, 2025 -

The Most Holy Name of Jesus / El Santísimo Nombre de Jesús

8:00am Praying for safe travels to Fr Francis and Fr Fedelus

4:00pm. Praying for safe travels to Fr Francis and Fr Fedelus

7:00pm. Prayers for Fr Lazaro

Sunday/ Domingo, January 4th, 2025 -

The Epiphany of the Lord / La Epifanía del Señor

8:00am Thank you to all that donated toys for the children

10:00am Prayers for Fr Paco

11:30am Thank you to all that donated toys for the children

1:30pm Prayers for Fr Lazaro

Tabernacle lights, wine and Host donated by

Hilda Morejon

Message from Our Pastor

Today we celebrate the Holy Family of Jesus, Mary, and Joseph. As we do so, our Gospel invites us to consider Joseph's protection of Jesus in the face of danger. Just as in the announcement of Jesus' birth, an angel appears to Joseph in a dream. The angel warns him of Herod's plans to harm Jesus. Joseph follows the command of the angel and takes Joseph and Mary to Egypt, returning only after receiving word in another dream that it was safe to do so.

Scripture tells us about Jesus' birth. Today's reading is found in the Gospel of Matthew, following the story of the visit of the Magi. Recall that Matthew's story about the birth of Jesus makes Joseph the primary character.

Among Matthew's themes in this infancy narrative is Jesus as the fulfillment of the Old Testament prophecies about the Messiah. Indeed, the story of the Holy Family's flight to Egypt recalls the story of Moses in the Book of Exodus.

It should also be noted that today's reading omits the verses that recount Herod's order of the massacre of the infant boys in and around Bethlehem. We mark this event on the Feast of the Holy Innocents on December 28.

These events remind us of the difficult reality of Jesus birth. While the story of the Magi's visit will be recalled in our liturgy on the Feast of the Epiphany, our Christmas celebration is made more sober by the recollection that not everyone received Christ's birth with joy or obedience. Herod's jealousy and malice contrast with Joseph's obedience to the words of the angel. The Holy Family's escape to Egypt and the massacre that Jesus is saved from remind us of the struggles and sacrifices that are required as preparation for God's salvation.