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St-John’s
Catholic Church
Location:  
120 Russell Avenue
Corner of Hw 9
Felton, CA 95018
(831) 335-4657

Fr Roy Margallo
Pastor



Weekly Schedule
Saturday

3:30pm: Confession
4:00pm: Mass

Sunday

8:30am: Mass
11:30am: Mass

Weekday Liturgy

Wednesday:
11:30am
Communion Service
Thursday:
9:30am
Communion Service
Friday:
11:30am
Communion Service

Mass Intentions

Mar 29 4:00 ♰
Mar 30 8:30 ♰
11:30 ♰All the souls in purgatory
Apr 04 First Friday of the Month
11:30 the Living and Deceased Members of the Altar Society

Second Collection

Mar 30Peace & Justice
Apr 06None

Financial Corner

Monthly Plate Budget:        $7032
January Plate Collection: $9,178.67
The Lord bless your generosity


Fr Roy's Communique for Mar 23 2025
THIRD SUNDAY LENT-(C)


Dear Brothers and Sisters,

Welcome to the Third Sunday of Lent!

I invite you to celebrate the Word of God by taking time to read and reflect on the message of the Holy Spirit for you during this celebration.  

Take a look inside and Come join us



Announcements


Weekday Liturgy Update

Please note
for the Foreseeable future,
weekday Masses are replaced
by Communion Services

Fridays of Lent

5:00 pm: Soup
6:00 pm: Way of the Cross


Santa Cruz Vicariate
Lenten Series 2025

Peace and Justice Committee Update

Getting rid of unneeded stuff?
See Details



St-Clair's Retreat Schedule


Lenten Talks for March

Santa Cruz Area Parishes Schedule Lenten Talks for March
See Details

Santa Cruz Welcoming Network

Needs your help. See Details


Help for the Home Bound
 Car rides and Eucharistic Ministers needed

Coffee and Donuts after the
8:30 and 11:30 Masses


Series of 5 to 8 min videos which explain various points of St-Thomas Aquinas teachings

Recently Posted News Articles

The Church's "Ultimate Trial" What We Need Now
An intriguing paragraph in the Catechism of the Catholic Church, which I have often pondered, is #675

'Stand Up Like Free Men': The modern history of standing for Communion The Pillar
History of receiving Communion Standing vs Kneeling

What God Is This? First Things
the Pietà reflects an important truth: The Incarnation paved the way for the death of Christ.

Lessons Learned from Contemplating the Nativity Scene National Catholic Register
Miracles can happen in our own time, too, if we keep Christ at the center.(Archbishop Salvatore Cordileone)