Behold, the virgin shall conceive and bear a son, and they shall name him Emmanuel, which means "God is with us."

Christmas is one of the most important days of the Church year, second only to Easter itself. It is the feast of the incarnation, the feast of God becoming flesh. It is a uniquely Christian teaching, the Divine choosing to become one of us.

Every Mass is like Christmas where the bread and wine are transformed into His Body and Blood, and, in a sense, He is born anew on the altar, just as He was born in Bethlehem (Hebrew for house of bread).

Christmas Day, December 25th falls on a Monday this year, which means that Masses on Sunday, December 24th present the special situation of being two different feasts: the Fourth Sunday of Advent and the Vigil of Christmas. Both feasts remain obligatory.

Please carefully read the schedule below.

• 8:30am (4th Sunday of Advent)
• 11:00am (4th Sunday of Advent)

• 4:00pm (Christmas Eve)
• 6:30pm (Christmas Eve)
• 10:00pm (Christmas Eve)

Simulcast and Live-Stream

• In order to accommodate as many of the faithful as possible each Mass on Christmas Eve will be simulcast in the Parish Center and live-streamed on our YouTube page.

11:00am (Christmas Day)

Feast of the Holy Family

Sunday, December 31st

• 8:30am
• 11:00am
• 5:00pm

Solemnity of Mary, the Mother of God

Monday, January 1st

• 11:00am

*Not a Holy Day of Obligation

The Epiphany of the Lord

Sunday, January 7th

• 8:30am
• 11:00am
• 5:00pm