St-John Liturgy 
Church Picture

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   Mass
Thursday:
  9:30am   Mass
Friday:
  10:00am   Hour of Adoration
  11:30am   Mass

Fr Rudy's Schedule
We greatly appreciate your help Fr Rudy!

  St Michael St. John
Nov 1610;00am 
Nov 2310;00am 
Nov 3010;00am 
Dec   7 8:30am
11:30am
Dec 1410;00am 
Dec 21 8:30am
11:30am
Dec 24  4:00pm 
Dec 2510:00am 
Feb   1 8:30am
11:30am
Feb    810;00am 
Feb 15 8:30am
11:30am
Feb 2210;00am 

Mass Intentions

Dec 13 4:00 ♰Esposito Family
Dec 14 8:30
11:30
Dec 20 4:00
Dec 21 8:30
11:30
Dec 25 9:00

Second Collection

Dec 14None
Dec 21Peace & Justice

Financial Corner

Monthly Plate Budget:        $7032
October Plate Collection: $7,929.49
The Lord bless your generosity



Fr Roy's Communique for Dec 07 2025
SECOND SUNDAY OF ADVENT-(A)



Dear Brothers and Sisters,

Welcome to the Second Sunday of Advent!

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.  


Letter from Fr Roy



November 30, 2026

Dear Brothers and Sisters,

As we embrace the joyful anticipation of the Christmas season, we are setting up a Giving Tree. We want to take a moment to clearly explain the important purpose of our Giving Tree this year.

The primary goal of this year’s Giving Tree is to raise essential seed money for our upcoming series of supplementary income fundraisers throughout the fiscal year 2025–2026.

How Your Gift Helps

The funds collected from the Giving Tree will be used to cover the upfront costs associated with these various fundraising events, specifically:

  • Decorations: Ensuring our events are welcoming and festive.

  • Food and Drinks: Covering the catering and refreshment expenses.

  • Other Essential Expenses: Including materials, permits, and administrative costs necessary to run successful events.

By contributing to the Giving Tree now, you are making an investment that directly enables our ability to host effective fundraisers later in the year.

Our Financial Goal

Our parish has set a vital goal to raise $30,000.00 in supplementary income for the 2025–2026 fiscal year.

Thanks to the success of our recent Spaghetti Dinner fundraiser, we've already made significant progress! We now need to raise $25,416.85 to reach our overall target.

Your early support through the Giving Tree ensures we can launch this initiative successfully and move closer to achieving this important target for a continued ministry of our parish.

Thank you for your generosity, your spirit of community, and your unwavering support. May your contributions be blessed a hundredfold.

Wishing you a joyful and blessed Advent season.

In Christ Our Lord,

Fr. Roy
Pastor

 October 26, 2025

Dear Brothers and Sisters,

On behalf of the organizing committee, I want to extend our deepest and most heartfelt gratitude to everyone who participated in our recent Spaghetti Dinner Event.

The evening was a resounding success, and that success is credited entirely to you. Whether you spent hours in the kitchen prepping, served meals with a smile, helped with setup and cleanup, donated ingredients, or simply came and enjoyed a delicious meal, your contributions were invaluable. We had such a wonderful turnout, and it was truly a joy to see our community come together for food and fellowship.

This Spaghetti Dinner was much more than just a meal—it was the beginning of a series of events we will be holding throughout the year. Every effort is dedicated to achieving our twin goals: to financially support our church and to strengthen the bonds within our community.

We warmly encourage you to continue participating as we move forward! There are many ways to contribute:

  • Be physically present: Join us at our future events. Your time, energy, and presence are essential to making these gatherings vibrant and successful.

  • Offer financial support: If you are unable to attend, your generous financial contributions will help us meet our church’s financial needs and support our initiatives.

  • Prayers: We ask for your continued prayers for our efforts, our church, and our entire community.

Thank you once again for your incredible spirit, hard work, and generosity. We are excited about what we can accomplish together in the coming year!

With sincere appreciation,

Fr. Roy Margallo
Pastor



Take a look inside and Come join us



Announcements

Christmas Mass Schedule

Mon Dec 8    8:30am
      Immaculate Conception
Wed Dec 24    4:00pm
      Christmas Eve Mass
Thr Dec 25    10:00am
      Christmas Day Mass
Thr Jan 1st    9:30am
      New Year Daay Mass

Fr Roy's Giving Tree

Read The Giving Tree Letter

Christmas Luncheon

Christmas Party Luncheon photos Will be posted soon

Raffle Plans

See Details

New Class on the Holy Spirit

Every Sunday at 10 am
in the Fran Raggan room.
See Details >>>

Catechism Classes resume

See Details >>>

Peace and Justice Committee

News Update
See Details



St-Clair's Retreat Schedule



Help for the Home Bound
Car rides and Eucharistic Ministers needed

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





Recently Posted News Articles

St. Pius X's rebuke of 'modernism' rings true today, scholar says Catholic News Agency
influential pope at the turn of the 20th century whose warnings about the heresy of "modernism" help shine light on the deterioration of faith in the West today and the disregard of Church teaching

Newman, Augustine, and Leo XIV First Things
My appreciation of the robustly Christocentric nature of the new pope's address receives further confirmation by considering his episcopal motto: "In illo uno unum."

How to evangelize when you feel like a massive hypocrite Our Sunday Visitor
"Oh, I just love how inclusive you are!" It felt like a punch to the gut. It was Christmas and I had been given a chance to say something about Jesus. I had an opportunity to evangelize, but instead I stayed silent.

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