Immaculate Heart of Mary Oratory-San José, CA

07/14/2026

Pilgrimage to Fatima w/Canon Raphael Ueda, ICKSP
October 10–19, 2026
Experience the profound beauty of the 109th Anniversary of the Miracle of the Sun at Fatima, where Our Lady appeared to the three shepherd children. Pray the Rosary in the world-famous Candlelight Procession, participate in the anniversary celebrations, and deepen your devotion at one of the Church's greatest Marian shrines.

This unforgettable pilgrimage also includes visits to:
🇵🇹 Lisbon
🇵🇹 Nazaré
🇵🇹 Batalha
🇵🇹 Braga
🇵🇹 Santarém (site of the Eucharistic Miracle)
🇵🇹 Balazar (Blessed Alexandrina)
🇪🇸 Tui & Pontevedra, Spain (associated with Sister Lucia and the First Saturday devotion)

📅 Dates: October 10–19, 2026
✈️ Departure from San Francisco
💲 Cost: $3,880 (double occupancy)
📝 Deposit: $500 to reserve your place.

Whether you have always dreamed of visiting Fatima or wish to return to this holy place, this pilgrimage offers a beautiful opportunity for prayer, spiritual renewal, and fellowship with fellow faithful.

For complete itinerary, brochure, and registration, visit:
Sacred Heart Tours – Fatima Pilgrimage
https://sacredhearttours.com/product/fatima-portugal-october-10-19-2026/

Space is limited, so we encourage early registration.

Our Lady of Fatima, pray for us!

07/12/2026

Seventh Sunday after Pentecost - July 12, 2026
Masses follow our regular schedule this week. Please visit our website at www.Tradition4Tomorrow.org for this week's bulletin.
Have a blessed week, everyone!

07/06/2026

Thanks be to God! Abbé Paul Torreano of the IHM Oratory in San Jose was ordained a deacon by Archbishop Salvatore Cordileone.
***Pictured below: Abbé Torreano and Abbe Teague following the Subdiaconal and Diaconal Ordinations on Wednesday, July 1, 2026 with our dear Canon Ueda. Second photo pictures all the newly ordained subdeacons and deacons. May all of the seminarians continue to learn to be meek and humble of heart, as Our Lord Jesus Christ is. www.Tradition4Tomorrow.org

06/21/2026

Fourth Sunday after Pentecost
Masses follow our regular schedule this week.
Please visit our website at www.Tradition4Tomorrow.org for this week's bulletin and for more news and information.
Have a blessed week, everyone!

06/14/2026

Third Sunday after Pentecost
Masses follow our regular schedule this week. Please visit our website at www.Tradition4Tomorrow.org for this week's bulletin and for more news and information. Have a blessed week, everyone!

06/05/2026

Deo gratias!

🙏 A grateful welcome! The Diocese of San José was honored to host distinguished visitors from the Institute of Christ the King Sovereign Priest.

Monsignor Gilles Wach, Founder and Prior General of the Institute, and Canon Matthew Talarico, Provincial Superior in the U.S., visited our diocese alongside Canon Raphael Ueda and Canon Bryan Silvey of the Immaculate Heart of Mary Oratory-San José, CA

While Bishop Oscar Cantú was away on diocesan business, Auxiliary Bishop Andres C. Ligot graciously hosted the delegation for an afternoon of cordial conversation and fraternal exchange about the Institute's mission of sacred liturgy, priestly formation, and evangelization.

Founded in 1990, the Institute of Christ the King Sovereign Priest serves dioceses worldwide in devoted service to Christ the King. We're grateful for their visit and look forward to continued friendship in service to the Church.

Please join us in keeping Monsignor Wach and all the priests and religious of the Institute in your prayers. ✝️

05/10/2026

5th Sunday after Easter
***Mass Schedule Change***
Monday, May 11 through Wednesday, May 13,
Rogation Procession & Mass at *7:30am*
There will not be Mass at noon on these days.
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ASCENSION OF OUR LORD - Thursday, May 14th
12:00PM LOW MASS; 6:30PM HIGH MASS
(Obligation transferred to Sunday following)
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Please visit our website at www.Tradition4Tomorrow.org for this week's bulletin and for more news and information. Have a blessed week, everyone!

04/12/2026

April 12, 2026 - Divine Mercy Sunday (Low Sunday in the Octave of Easter)
Masses follow our regular schedule this week. Please visit our website www.Tradition4Tomorrow.org for this week's bulletin and for more news and information. ✨The IHM Oratory's 2nd Annual Gala is coming up on April 25th! Today is the last chance to buy tickets which can be purchased through our website. Please join us! Continue reading to learn how to obtain a Plenary Indulgence on this Blessed Divine Mercy Sunday. Have a blessed week, everyone!
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You may obtain Plenary Indulgence attending Mass at the IHM Oratory and fulling these conditions.
How To Obtain the Unique Plenary Indulgence Jesus Offers on Divine Mercy Sunday
The Vatican Apostolic Penitentiary Decree entitled, “Indulgences attached to devotions in honor of Divine Mercy” also grants an indulgence to those who fulfill the specific requirements 20 days before or after Divine Mercy Sunday.
Here’s how to do it:
1) Go to Confession (20 days before, on, or after Divine Mercy Sunday)
2) Receive Holy Communion (20 days before, on, or after Divine Mercy Sunday)
3) Pray for the Pope
4) In any church or chapel, recite an Our Father, Creed, and a prayer to the Merciful Jesus (i.e., “Merciful Jesus, I trust in You!”) in the presence of the Blessed Sacrament, or participate in services honoring the Divine Mercy devotion.
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One must approach the indulgence with a spirit “completely detached from the affection for a sin,” both mortal and venial.
The Church also allows the ill or those who cannot attend church to obtain this indulgence. One may fulfill the three usual conditions as described above as soon as possible, along with reciting an Our Father, Creed, and prayer to the Merciful Jesus.
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“If it is impossible that people do even this,” the decree continues, “on the same day they may obtain the Plenary Indulgence if with a spiritual intention they are united with those carrying out the prescribed practice for obtaining the Indulgence in the usual way and offer to the Merciful Lord a prayer and the sufferings of their illness and the difficulties of their lives, with the resolution to accomplish as soon as possible the three conditions prescribed to obtain the plenary indulgence.”