Christmas Eve

• 4:30 pm Posada and Mass to follow at 5 pm
• 8:30 pm Singing of Carols and Mass to follow at 9:00 pm
• 11:45 pm Traditional Latin Midnight Mass for Christmas - Rev Fr. Alvin Yu (celebrant and homilist)

Christmas Day

• 7:30 AM
• 9:30 AM
• 11:30 AM
• There will be no evening Mass

Immaculate Heart of Mary Parish warmly and cordially welcomes you in the Holy Name of Jesus Christ, our Divine Lord and Savior. We proudly profess our Roman Catholic Faith, confident in the promise of Our Lord at the Ascension (Mt. 28:20):  “. . .Behold I am with you all days even unto the consummation of the world.”  Read about the Greatest Story Ever Told in the New Testament, especially in the Acts of the Apostles.  What happened then happens now (Acts 2:42):  “And they devoted themselves to the apostles’ teachings and fellowship, to the breaking of the bread, and the prayers.”  “The apostles’ teachings” are summed up in the official Catechism of the Catholic Church.  Join us at the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass (“the breaking of the bread”), offered daily on our altar at the Lord’s command, in prayer, in study of the Faith, in our fellowship, and in service to all in our community. 

We aim to live in the love and joy of Christ and bring that love and joy to others.    I testify that there are many fine families, children, and adults in this parish. Read more about us on our new website. Visitors are always welcome. If you are at Mass, I would be glad to meet you personally. Those interested in learning more about the Catholic Faith are encouraged to contact our RCIA director.   

Catholics who are new to the Parish,  are invited to go to our registration page and register with us.

Yours in the Immaculate Heart of Mary,
Fr. Mark G Mazza, Pastor

Reflections From Fr mark Mazza

Gaudete Sunday – The Third Sunday of Advent

You will be automatically entered into our drawing for a beautiful Nativity Set.  Deadline to enter will be December 15.  Winner will be chosen at our Parish Christmas Party on Sunday, December 16.

I have been crucified with Christ; it is no longer I who live, but Christ who lives in me; and the life I now live in the flesh I live by faith in the Son of God, who loved me and gave Himself for me.
                                                               -Galatians 2:20

Archbishop Cordileone has written a new letter to the faithful of the Archdiocese. The letter contains the Archbishop’s reflections on the listening sessions here and on his conversations with his fellow bishops, who on Nov14th, finished up their meeting in Baltimore.  Click for either English or Spanish version).  Click to read more on the Archdiocese's webpage about "Protecting Children," along with the Archbishop's prior letters on the current crisis, and many other resources.