Mass schedule: Tuesday- Friday @ 8 am, Saturday @ 5 pm Sunday 8, 9:30, & 11:15 am. Everyone can celebrate Mass from your car in Our Lady of Guadalupe parking lot.
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*Anyone attending Mass is required to wear a mask, and maintain a 6 feet social distance.
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PARENTING CLASSES ARE VIRTUAL NOW WITH ZOOM
We Need: Clean and gently used infant and toddler clothing and equipment. If you are able to help, please leave your donations at San Clemente Parish Office marked: Gabriel Project. Thank you and God bless you!
Parenting Class Schedule for May 2021
May 11th @ 1:00 PM — Nutrition during the Pandemic, Spanish and English
May 18th @ 1:00 PM — Emergency Preparedness, Spanish and English
May 25th @ 1:00 PM — Recognizing and responding to cyber bullying.
For Zoom ID and Password for each class, contact Julie @ 505-850-4075
Complements of San Clemente Gabriel Project: Attendees can receive a $10.00
McDonalds gift card. Free child and adult masks. * Free infant and young children equipment and supplies.
Call Julie @ 505-850-4075
We will be praying the Rosary 30 minutes before all Masses.
All High School and College Seniors are invited to attend our Annual Senior Mass on Sunday, May 9th during the 9:30am Mass. Please bring your cap and gown and meet in the Parish Hall at 9am. There are flyers at the exit doors with more information.
May Crowning will take place on Sunday, May 9th during the 9:30am Mass. The Youth are asked to gather in the Parish Hall at 9am. There are flyers at the exit doors with more information.
The Parish Staff is asking all parishioners to please update their address, numbers and emails. You can call the Parish Office to do so. Thank you.
Anyone interested in becoming an Usher during the weekend Masses is asked to call the Parish Office for more information. Thank you.
Father Emmanuel, the Parish Staff and all members of Our Lady of Guadalupe Parish wish to express their gratitude to Ramona Otero. Ramona served as our Director of Religious Education for preschool to grade 6 the past 6 years. Ramona is retiring from the position effective May 14. We wish Ramona the very best in her future endeavors, and thank her for all the hard work she has put into the Faith Formation Program and her many hours of volunteer service. If you are interested in this position, please send in your ASF application to the parish office beginning Monday, May 3 to Monday, May 17. Interviews will be conducted immediately. If you have any questions please call the Parish Office.
Enter in a raffle: 1st prize is the Pink Pig and Piglets. Following prizes are tapestry, a framed tapestry, and wooden carvings. Tickets are $5.00 each and will be sold after each Mass the weekend of May 8th and 9th and May 15th and 16th and will also be available in the office, Monday through Friday 9am to 1pm. Drawing will be held after the 11:15 Mass on May 23rd.
If you are interested in buying the Mirabal Property, 3.42 acres of land, please contact the Parish Office as soon as possible. Offers for this are open from Monday, May 10th to Friday, May 21st.
We are excited to announce that First Friday Adoration to the Blessed Sacrament will be resuming beginning June 4th after Daily Mass. Mass at Sangre de Cristo– Valencia will also be resuming starting Sunday, June 6th at 9:30am.
Candidates interested in participating in the Rites of Christian Initiation for Adults (RCIA) for the reception of the sacraments of Christian initiation during the Easter vigil of 2022 should call the Parish Office immediately and commence registration and preparation for this.
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St. John Baptist de la Salle is known for promoting and reforming Christian education, especially amongst the poor. He is also the founder of the Institute of the Brothers of Christian Schools, which now teaches around the world.The French priest was one of the first pedagogues to emphasize classroom teaching in the vernacular instead of in Latin. He also founded three teachers' colleges and, in 1705, he established a reform school for boys at Dijon.John was born in Rheims, France to a noble family of 10 children on April 30, 1651. He studied in Paris and was ordained in 1678. He died at St. Yon, Rouen on Good Friday, April 7, 1751. He was canonized by Pope Leo XIII in 1900 and named patron of teachers by Pope Pius XII in 1950.
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