Sacred Heart Catholic Church

Register your children to our CCE or RCIA program online. On the top of our page, you'll see "Sacraments - CCE - RCIA". Click on that and voila fill out the form. 

Value this time of crisis - our slowing down, our being with the family and taking care of each other, our prayers. Our sitting quietly and listen to God's voice and why we are here in this earth. Read the Bible. Say the Divine Office. Make use of this time to read a spiritual book or life of a saint. Clean our space. Say the Rosary. Do your Stations of Cross at home. 

Know that the office will remain open during business days as usual. We can also talk over the phone as a preference at this time. 

Know that the church remains open as usual. Stop by the church and visit. Please observe the social distancing and the CDC guidelines.

Know that confession and anointing of the sick are available. Call the office to let us know.

If you know somebody, especially elderly or home bound, who needs help to get the basic needs in life, call the office and we will run the errands for you. 

Please continue to support our parish financially by your tithing and offerings. You can drop your offering donation at the church's foyer in the collection box, leave it in the office or mail it in. Thank you four continued support and generosity.

Support our Charro candidates for 2020 in their fund raisers.

Charro King Candidate: John Nathan Martinez

Charro Queen Candidate: Camryn Castillo

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Sacred Heart is a parish family called to be a visible sign of Christ, formed by the Word of God, strengthened by the Eucharist and empowered to serve the needs of God's people. 

Let us be a joyful witness of our baptismal commitment.
Let us share our Christian faith with enthusiasm and conviction.

Parishioners can attend Mass in church provided that we all religiously observe the guidelines. This is a prolife action: to protect ourselves and others as well. 
1. Maintain 6-feet of distance from others (as much as possible); 
2. Follow the self -screening protocol posted at the entrance. 
3. Observe 6-feet of distance if having to cue at the entrances as others screen; 
4. Keep your hands in your pocket for most of the times.
5. Disinfect your spot where you seated.
6. Wear face coverings /mask
7. Refrain from using the rest rooms since we do not have a very good ventilation of air. 
8. At the time of communion, please stay at the marked place on the floor to observe social distancing. 
9. Please don’t congregate or visit with each other after Mass. Wave at them. 
10. For your offering or tithing or donation, drop it in the safe box placed at the church’s foyer. 
11. Parishioners are dispensed from the obligation to attend Mass on Sunday at this time of pandemic if you are
 Sick
 65 or older
 Advised by health care workers or caregivers to not attend Mass
 Sincerely believe that because of the limitations imposed by the temporary protocols attending Mass is not reasonable.
 That those who are dispensed from the obligation to attend Mass on Sundays are to make other acts of spiritual devotion such as a spiritual communion, viewing Mass by remote means, praying for the sick, reading scripture or participation in devotionals such as praying the rosary. 
12. We will continue to record (live stream) our Mass via You Tube and facebook. Call the office if you need help finding us in these channels. 

We are back to our regular Sunday Masses schedule. 

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