Sacred Heart Catholic Church

06/10/2026

Vacation Bible School Registration Ends Tomorrow (Thursday). If you have not yet registered your child, please scan the QR code and complete the registration today. Please note that late registrations cannot be accepted, so be sure to reserve your child's spot before the deadline.
We look forward to welcoming the children of our community as we embark on an exciting Road Trip with God—a week filled with faith, fun, friendship, and adventure.

06/10/2026

Spend an Hour with Our Lord
Eucharistic Adoration is a beautiful opportunity to spend time in prayer, reflection, and adoration before Jesus in the Blessed Sacrament.
We are blessed to offer Adoration on the First Friday of each month, and we are inviting parishioners to help support this ministry by committing to an hour of prayer during Exposition. Because the Blessed Sacrament must always be accompanied, every volunteer plays an important role in making this devotion possible.
Whether you can commit to a regular hour or help from time to time, your presence is a gift to our parish community.
Sign up using the QR code or link below.
Physical sign-up sheets are also available in the church.
Thank you for helping us continue this beautiful tradition of prayer and devotion. We hope you'll consider spending an hour with Our Lord.
https://www.signupgenius.com/go/10C0D49A5A729ABF5C43-anhour

06/08/2026

🎶 The future of Sacred Heart Music Ministry is bright!
These lovely young singers from the Sacred Heart School Children’s Choir have been joining with our Adult Choir at the 12:00 PM Noon Mass each weekend. Their beautiful, angelic voices and joyful participation enrich our worship and filled our church with song.
It is a blessing to watch our young people grow in faith, develop their musical gifts, and become active participants in the life of our parish.
May God continue to bless them and all who share their talents in service to Him. ❤️

06/04/2026

06/03/2026

Go Spurs Go!!!

05/25/2026

The Parish community joyfully celebrated a Thanksgiving Mass for the graduating high school seniors on Wednesday, May 20. The celebration began with a meaningful offertory procession in which the seniors brought gifts to Jesus: a Bible, a rosary, candles, and a cross, symbols of the faith that will continue to guide them in the next chapter of their lives.
Reflecting on the Gospel of Matthew 5:13–16, Fr. Rafael encouraged the graduates to become “the salt of the earth and the light of the world,” as Jesus told his disciples. In his homily, he reminded the seniors that they are called to bring flavor to the world through kindness, compassion, faith, and hope. He encouraged them to make life easier for others through their words and actions, saying, “When people meet you, they should experience something from God.”
Before the final blessing, Deacon Ralph Guerra offered words of encouragement and shared valuable life experiences with the graduating seniors as they prepare to begin a new stage in life.
The church was filled to capacity with family members, friends, faculty, and students. Young people from the Catholic faith, as well as other faith traditions, were present, making the celebration a beautiful sign of unity, gratitude, and hope for the future.

05/25/2026

As we observe Memorial Day, we pause with grateful hearts to honor the brave men and women of our nation — especially the members of Sacred Heart Parish and their loved ones — who have faithfully served in the Armed Forces and those who gave the ultimate sacrifice to guard the freedoms we enjoy today.

As Catholics, we entrust them to the loving mercy of Christ and ask the intercession of the Blessed Virgin Mary, Patroness of the United States. May the signs of our faith — the Cross, the Sacred Heart of Jesus, and the light of the Resurrection — remind us that true sacrifice is never forgotten and that God’s peace endures forever.

Amen.

05/22/2026

On Saturday, April 25, 2026, our parish joyfully celebrated the Sacrament of Confirmation with Auxiliary Bishop Gary Janak during a beautiful and faith-filled Mass. Thirty-one young men and women received the gifts of the Holy Spirit, strengthening their commitment to Christ and His Church.
During his homily, Bishop Gary reminded the confirmandi of the great grace they received through this sacrament and encouraged them to continue living their faith courageously in their daily lives. He also emphasized that the Church will always walk alongside them throughout their journey of life, offering guidance, support, and the love of Christ.
This celebration marked an important milestone not only for the candidates but also for their families and the entire parish community, who have accompanied them with prayers and encouragement throughout their years of formation.
Special thanks were extended to all catechists, volunteers, sponsors, parents, family members, musicians, liturgical ministers, and everyone who contributed to the preparation of this beautiful celebration. May the Holy Spirit continue to guide and strengthen these newly confirmed young men and women as they live out their faith with joy and dedication.
Fr. Rafael Antonio