January Events 2022

 
 

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For the comfort and peace of mind of our fellow parishioners, we encourage everyone to follow Alameda County health and masking guidelines. During this cold and flu season and the heightened incidence of Covid, please avoid attending church and other gatherings if you are sick or unwell. 

Saturday, January 1, Octave of the Nativity, 10am Low Mass; followed by First Saturday Devotions, Veni Creator to be chanted after Mass, plenary indulgence under the usual condtions

Sunday, January 2, Crèche Awards, after 7am Low Mass and 12:30pm High Mass: Awards will be presented by Canon Norman and Mr. Cody Teague.

Sunday, January 2, Holy Name of Jesus, 7am Low Mass, 12:30pm High Mass

Thursday, January 6, Epiphany of our Lord, Noon Low Mass; 6pm High Mass

Friday, January 7, First Friday, 6pm High Mass followed by First Friday Devotions

Saturday, January 8, Our Lady Saturday, 10am Low Mass

Sunday, January 9, Holy Family, 7am Low Mass; 12:30pm High Mass

Thursday, January 13, Baptism of Our Lord, Noon Low Mass

Thursday, January 13, Sursum Corda Event, 5:30pm Rosary followed by dinner and Compline

Saturday, January 22, Walk for Life West Coast, San Francisco 

Saturday, January 29, St. Francis de Sales, 10am Low Mass 

Sunday, January 30, External Solemnity of St. Francis de Sales, 7am Low Mass; 12:30pm High Mass

Announcements...

Due to the electrical problems in the church at St. Margaret Mary's still being worked on, please be advised of the following changes to the times for Daily Mass this week:

Monday, January 10: Mass at 12 pm

Tuesday, January 11: Confessions at 11:30 am, Mass at 12 pm

Thursday, January 13: Confessions at 12 pm, Mass at 12:30 pm

Women's Conference, more details to come

Choir Director Search, we are searching for a choir director/music director to lead the scholas. The music is an integral part of the Liturgy so please help us in finding a choir director. Please refer perspective candidates to Canon Norman at: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..

Other information... 

Leading the Rosary: Men who are interested in leading the Rosary before the Sunday 7am and 12:30pm mass, please contact Cann Norman at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.. Please arrive at least 30 minutes before mass.

Marian Antiphons:

Alma Redemptoris Mater (Advent to the Purification)
Ave Regina Caelorum (after the Purification to the Easter Vigil) Regina Caeli (the Easter Vigil through Pentecost Sunday)
Salve Regina (after Pentecost Sunday to Advent)

Starting on the first Sunday of Advent, and through the Feast of the Purification, the traditional end of the Christmas season, Alma Redemptoris Mater is usually sung at the end of Mass on Sundays and Feast Days. The Institute’s recent Gregorian chant recording, Gaudeamus Omnes, contains the four seasonal Marian antiphons as part of the Office of Compline, in simple and solemn tones. These Marian anthems can be downloaded individually on iTunes, Amazon, Spotify, Apple Music, CD Baby and more. For details and to hear clips of each track, go to:
https://instituteofchristthekingsovereignpriest.hearnow.com/

Please remember...

Cell Phones: Please have your cell phones on silent. 

Prayer Responses during Masses: Low Mass: The altar servers are responding for the faithful so there is no need for the faithful to respond. High Mass: The faithful are welcomed to sing/respond for the Ordinaries. 

Parking Tickets: Please be aware of street parking/street cleaning to avoid parking tickets.

 
updated 01.12.22
 

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