Welcome to St. Catherine of Alexandria Catholic Church
A Message From Our Pastor Fr. Gene
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Thinking about becoming Catholic?
Have questions? Call Mary or Marty at 781-9855 ext. 29 for the answers. Lay Missionaries of the Sacred Heart Call 369-9228 for more info CATHOLIC MEN’S FELLOWSHIP MINISTRY Are you looking for faith, hope and prayer in your life? Come join Catholic Men’s Fellowship here at St. Catherine on the 2nd Tuesday of the month at 7:00 pm or 4th Saturday of the month at 9:00 am. Meetings are held at the Ministry Center, Room 1—7005 Brockton Avenue, Riverside, CA 92506. “All men welcome.” Call Robert at 951-784-7642 or Al at 951-212-1971 for information. h Diocese of San Bernardino Filling Lives With Hope (Suicide Prevention) Llenando Vidas De Esperanza (Prevencion de Suicidio) Diocese of San Bernardino Department of Life, Dignity & Justice Advocacy & Justice for Immigrants The Catholic Church and SB 54 |
Love Concert June 15, 2018
Directed by: Fr. Art Mateo, MSC JOIN THE CELEBRATION! 50TH ANNIVERSARY MSC PROFESSION OF VOWS REV. GENE SABIO Life Teen Remember every Sunday is LIFE NIGHT, 7:00 pm to 8:30 pm at the Hall or Youth House, 6956 Nixon Drive. All High School Age Youth are welcome to come over as soon as the LIFE TEEN Mass ends. Why Not Physician-Assisted Suicide? For English click here. For Español click here. Help for the homeless and hungry Riverside County residents. You may get $200 in Food Stamps when you apply. Call 800-464-1123. Children's RCIA candle and alb ceremony, and Adult RCIA on their journey to join the Catholic faith. Click here Formación de Fe para Adultos de Santa Catalina de Alejandría Les invita a una plática acerca de la Celebracion Eucaristica (La Santa Misa) |
Ask the Clergy
Q. What role does the Holy Spirit play in your life?
A. The Bible makes many references to the many roles the Holy Spirit plays in the lives of the faithful -- from speaking through the prophets, providing wisdom and counsel, and being the creative or active force of the Holy Trinity, inspiring us to create beautiful works of art, poetry, and even gracious hospitality towards others. It is the Spirit who teaches us how to pray and then intercedes on our behalf when we don’t know how or what to pray. The Spirit helps to mold/fold our conscience and guides us along our faith journey. And consoles us when we grieve.
For me, personally, the Holy Spirit provides inspiration for my homilies, for the column I write in the diocesan newspaper, the Byte, each month, and even my responses to the “Ask the Clergy” questions on our parish website.
The Holy Spirit has given me a spirit of courage (that I can attest I did not possess prior to my confirmation), has guided me in discerning my vocation to become a permanent deacon and has even provided words to speak when I needed to speak truth to power on behalf of justice.
The Spirit is full of surprises -- appearing when needed. We just have to trust and be open to be used for God’s purpose. And then, with gratitude, give God the glory that is his due.
- Deacon John
For me, personally, the Holy Spirit provides inspiration for my homilies, for the column I write in the diocesan newspaper, the Byte, each month, and even my responses to the “Ask the Clergy” questions on our parish website.
The Holy Spirit has given me a spirit of courage (that I can attest I did not possess prior to my confirmation), has guided me in discerning my vocation to become a permanent deacon and has even provided words to speak when I needed to speak truth to power on behalf of justice.
The Spirit is full of surprises -- appearing when needed. We just have to trust and be open to be used for God’s purpose. And then, with gratitude, give God the glory that is his due.
- Deacon John
Mass Schedule
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Saturday Evening
5:15 pm (Vigil Mass) Sunday 6:30 am (English) 8:30 am (English) 10:15 am (Interpreted for the Deaf) 12:00 pm (English) 1:45 pm (Español) 5:15 pm (English) |
English Daily Mass
8:00 am (English) 5:30 pm (Monday – Friday, except from Memorial Day through Labor Day) Holy Days (except Christmas & New Year’s) Vigil at 5:30 pm; 8:00 am, 10:15 am, 7:00 pm Confessions Saturday: 3:30-5:00 pm; Daily Upon Request |