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Location:  
120 Russell Avenue
Corner of Hw 9
Felton, CA 95018
(831) 335-4657
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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

Mass Intentions

Oct 10 4:00
Oct 11 8:30
11:30

Second Collection

Oct 11Respect Life
Oct 18Church Maintenance

Financial Corner

Monthly Plate Budget:        $7032
June Plate Collection: $8,416.93
The Lord bless your generosity



Fr Roy's Communique for Oct 04 2026
TWENTY-SEVENTH SUNDAY ORDINARY-(A)

Dear Brothers and Sisters,

Welcome to the Twenty-seventh Sunday in Ordinary Time!

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.  

Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen Foundation


The Divine Mercy

Announcements

Class on the Holy Spirit

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

Altar Servers Needed!

The Parish is in Urgent need of Altar Servers for Sunday Masses
Candidates, Adults or Children, must have received their First Communion, and will receive training over several weekends until they feel comfortable doing it on their own.


Help for the Home Bound
 Car rides and Eucharistic Ministers needed

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


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