Loving Christ, Loving Others
We are a welcoming Catholic community called by God to live out the message of Christ in love and service to all people. Our parish mission is:

To proclaim the Gospel of Christ to our local community in word, deed, and truth.
The Solemnity Of The Most Holy Body And Blood Of Christ
The Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ
Give Them Some Food Yourselves
The Gospel for this feast reminds me of what my aunt used to tell us when we would visit her and share a meal. She always fixed more than enough for everyone (even with her three kids and my parents’ eight kids); her favorite saying was, “If you don’t get enough to eat, it’s your own fault.” Perhaps Jesus would say the same as he feeds us with his Body and Blood. Some say that the multiplication of loaves was not done by breaking the laws of physics. Instead, they say that Jesus, when he began to share the little bread that he had, touched the hearts of all those who had brought food with them. They followed his example by sharing their food also—so much that there were twelve baskets left over. While I don’t doubt that Jesus could have multiplied the loaves he had, it reminds me of the temptation in the desert, when the devil told him to make bread out of rocks. If he rejected that temptation, why would he do almost the same thing now? No, Jesus came to change people’s hearts, to show them God’s love and how to love one another. The miracle of the loaves shows us that Jesus can feed millions with his Body and Blood in the Eucharist. The miracle of changing bread and wine into his Body and Blood is not just so we can feel good about having Jesus so near to us. It is meant to strengthen us to do our best as his disciples. As food and drink help us to keep on working, his Body and Blood help us to keep on loving. Look around as the Communion procession goes by and think about how many are united with Jesus. Let the broken bread and poured-out wine remind you of how Jesus gave himself up to death on the cross. When the disciples told Jesus about the hungry crowd, he told them, “Give them some food yourselves” (Luke 9:13). And one day they would. When they celebrated the Eucharist after Jesus’ resurrection, they gave that spiritual food to the new followers of Christ. We continue that today. With Jesus’ strength we can teach all people about the Father’s love for them and how they can love each other.
Solemnidad Del Cuerpo Y La Sangre De Cristo 
El Santísimo Cuerpo y Sangre de Cristo
Dadles Vosotros de Comer
El Evangelio de esta fiesta me recuerda lo que mi tía solía decirnos cuando la visitábamos y compartíamos una comida. Siempre preparaba más que suficiente para todos (incluso para sus tres hijos y los ocho hijos de mis padres); su dicho favorito era: «Si no comes lo suficiente, es culpa tuya». Quizás Jesús diría lo mismo al alimentarnos con su Cuerpo y su Sangre. Algunos dicen que la multiplicación de los panes no se hizo rompiendo las leyes de la física. En cambio, dicen que Jesús, al comenzar a compartir el poco pan que tenía, conmovió el corazón de todos los que habían traído comida. Siguieron su ejemplo compartiendo también su comida, tanto que sobraron doce canastas. Aunque no dudo que Jesús pudiera haber multiplicado los panes que tenía, me recuerda la tentación en el desierto, cuando el diablo le dijo que hiciera pan con piedras. Si rechazó esa tentación, ¿por qué haría casi lo mismo ahora? No, Jesús vino a cambiar el corazón de las personas, a mostrarles el amor de Dios y cómo amarse unos a otros. El milagro de los panes nos muestra que Jesús puede alimentar a millones con su Cuerpo y Sangre en la Eucaristía. El milagro de transformar el pan y el vino en su Cuerpo y Sangre no solo nos hace sentir bien al tener a Jesús tan cerca. Su propósito es fortalecernos para que demos lo mejor de nosotros como discípulos suyos. Así como la comida y la bebida nos ayudan a seguir trabajando, su Cuerpo y Sangre nos ayudan a seguir amando. Miren a su alrededor mientras pasa la procesión de la Comunión y piensen en cuántos están unidos a Jesús. Que el pan partido y el vino derramado les recuerden cómo Jesús se entregó a la muerte en la cruz. Cuando los discípulos le hablaron a Jesús de la multitud hambrienta, él les dijo: «Dadles vosotros de comer» (Lucas 9:13). Y un día lo harían. Cuando celebraron la Eucaristía después de la resurrección de Jesús, dieron ese alimento espiritual a los nuevos seguidores de Cristo. Continuamos haciéndolo hoy. Con la fuerza de Jesús podemos enseñar a todas las personas sobre el amor del Padre por ellos y cómo pueden amarse unos a otros.
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Only love makes way for unity, which is the fruit of God’s action. For a Christian, having enemies is forbidden. We must love all people, not just those who think like me, or practice the same faith as me. The important thing here is to ask myself what makes me the master of my heart. Or even better, what allows the Lord to be the master of my heart? Is it love or hatred? If, despite wanting to forgive, I cannot do it because I have been a victim of terror or hatred, then I need to ask that question: Who is the master of my heart? Love offers something new to us: to include the enemy, so that it is not hate or revenge that has the last word. In the reign of the Holy Spirit, evil is never the end.
MASS TIMES
EUCHARISTIC CELEBRATIONS (Holy Mass)
Monday - 9:00am-Mass at St. Henry Chapel - Convent
Tuesday - 10:30am Mass at the Chapel in the Catholic Center for Charismatic Renewal
Wednesday - 9:00am Mass at St. Henry Chapel - Convent
Thursday - 9:00am Mass at St. Henry Chapel - Convent
Friday - 11:00am at the Chapel in the Catholic Center for Charismatic Renewal
Saturday - 4:30pm English
Sunday - 8:30am Spanish
11:00 am English
Holy Days of Obligation - 6pm
Sacrament of Reconciliation:
Every Saturday from 3:30pm-4:20pm
Lunes - 6:30pm Grupo de Oracion Segundo y Cuarto de cada Semana del mes (y si hay quinta)
