Sacred Heart Parish
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Catholics Come Home is an eight-week support program that is aimed at helping Catholics return to the Church.
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Please join us for Morning Prayer. We meet by the statue of St. Joseph. Start your day with praise and blessing. Come join us before work!
Mon-Fri at 7:30 a.m.
Sat at 8:30 a.m.
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During the school year, we offer nursery care for toddler’s and a Sunday School program for children three to six. The children meet each week in the Parish Hall during 9:30 a.m. Mass. New families are always welcome. For more information please call Rachelle Cook at 453-1966.
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The mission of Sacred Heart Church is to call people to develop a personal relationship with God, to build a community of faith and worship, to spread the Gospel of Jesus Christ by serving the needs of all people through the guidance of the Holiy Spirit.
Friday Lenten Soup Suppers Join family, friends & parishioners to enrich your Lenten journey. Our Lenten Soup Suppers support the traditional Lenten themes: fasting, prayer & almsgiving. Lent provides us the opportunity to reflect on our life, pray more deeply, experience sorrow for what we've done & failed to do, & be generous to those in need. Join in a hearty soup supper & hear speakers from local charities discuss their outreach ministry. The supper is served immediately after 5:30pm Friday Mass in the Parish Hall:
- March 5 (HIV/AIDS Ministry)
- March 12 (Downtown Senior Services)
- March 19 (Easter Seals)
- March 26 (Bishop Gallegos Maternity Home)
All donations go to designated charities. If you’re unable to attend, donations may also be made by dropping them in the donation basket or rectory mail slot. We hope you & your family will join us for these simple Lenten meals.
Friday Afternoon Masses During LentIn addition to our regular morning Mass, Sacred Heart will also have a 5:30 p.m. Mass every Friday during Lent. While many people focus on Lent as a season to “give up” something, it is just as important to take positive steps with actions that bring Jesus’ sacrifice to our daily lives. Many people would like to attend daily Mass but work schedules prohibit them from doing so. By attending Mass at 5:30 every Friday, more people will have the opportunity to deepen their Lenten experience. It is an especially fine way for parents to bring a family together in a meaningful expression of Lenten reflection.
Holy Week & Easter Triduum Schedule
Palm Sunday, March 28 Sat., 5:30 pm Vigil Sun., 8 am, 9:30 am & 11 am
Mon., March 29 & Tues., March 30 8 am Wed., March 31 8 am & 10 am (Anointing of the Sick at 10 am)
Holy Thursday, April 1 7 pm – Mass of the Lord’s Supper Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament until 9 pm
Good Friday, April 2 12(noon) – Celebration of the Lord’s Passion 3 pm – Stations of the Cross 7 pm – Meditation on the Seven Last Words
Holy Saturday, April 3 8 pm – Mass of the Easter Vigil (Baptisms of the Elect & Reception of Candidates)
Easter Sunday 8 am, 9:30 am & 11 am
(Please consult the Parish Bulletin for times for confessions.)
Inquiry Classes Interested in becoming a Catholic or do you know someone who’d like to know more about the Catholic Faith, we offer inquiry classes, preliminary to joining the yearlong R.C.I.A. process that begins in September. Holly Peterson, a religion teacher at Christian Brothers High School, is leading the monthly inquiry sessions that run til June. For info, e-mail Holly at: hpeterson@cbhs-sacramento.org.
Stations of the Cross
You are invited to join us every Friday (except First Friday) during Lent for the Stations of the Cross at 12 (noon) in the church. The Stations of the Cross depict the primary scenes of Jesus’ suffering and death. Also referred to as The Way of the Cross, the Stations are designed to help us spiritually embark on a pilgrimage of contemplation and prayerful reverence.
Prayer for the WeekGod of all compassion, Father of all goodness, to heal the wounds our sins and selfishness bring upon us, you bid us turn to fasting, prayer, and sharing with our brothers and sisters. We acknowledge our sinfulness, our guilt is ever before us: when our weakness causes discouragement, let your compassion fill us with hope and lead us through a Lent of repentance to the beauty of Easter joy. Grant this through Christ our Lord.
New School Update Check our School Construction page for current status. 24-Oct-2009: If you haven't had a chance to drive by the new school site, take a look at the images on the construction news page.
Lord, you are truly the Savior of the world; Give me living water that I may never thirst again. – cf. John 4:42,15
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