Daily Mass – Holiday Mass – Weekend Mass Schedules
DAILY MASSES – MON – TUES – THURS – FRI – 8:00 AM
THANKSGIVING MASS – NOVEMBER 24 – 9:30 AM
OUR LADY OF GUADALUPE
DEC. 12 – 5:00PM – PROCESSION – 6:00PM – MASS
SIMBANG GABI – DECEMBER 17 – 4:00 PM
PENANCE SERVICE
DECEMBER 19 – 7:00 PM
CHRISTMAS MASS SCHEDULES
DECEMBER 24
4:00PM – CHRISTMAS VIGIL – FAMILY MASS
10:00PM – NIGHT MASS
DECEMBER 25
8:00AM – ENGLISH
9:30AM – ENGLISH
11:30AM – SPANISH
SATURDAY CONFESSIONS – 3:30 PM
SATURDAY VIGIL – 4:00 PM
SUNDAY MASSES
8:00 AM – ENGLISH
9:30 AM – ENGLISH
11:30 AM – SPANISH
PLEASE SEE THE WEEKDAY AND SUNDAY MASS SCHEDULE
Message from our Pastor
effective, Oct 18, 2022
Dear Brothers and Sisters in Christ,
The Office for the Divine Worship of the Archdiocese released the statement that said: The Coronavirus affected our lives in many ways, including the way we worship. As restrictions on gatherings have been lifted, we are overjoyed to return to a more normal liturgical experience. Thus, all previous liturgical guidelines
given during the Coronavirus pandemic, 2020-2022, are abrogated immediately.
Effective October 18, 2022, the following practices are to be observed:
The celebrant, ministers, and the faithful are no longer required to wear masks nor can masks be required. However, those who choose to wear a mask are free to do so.
Liturgical processions to and from the altar are to be reinstated (entrance, offertory with bread and wine, communion, and dismissal).
Hymnals and other worship aids can be placed in the pews.
Choirs are to sing.
Holy Water fonts are to be filled with Holy Water.
Ushers may use offertory baskets to assist in the collection.
The faithful may exchange the “Sign of Peace” according to comfort level of each person.
The faithful may receive Holy Communion either in the hand or on the tongue. According to the General Instruction of the Roman Missal, “[t]he consecrated host may be received either on the tongue or in the hand, at the discretion of each communicant” (160). In other words, the minister of Holy Communion does not determine how Communion is to be received. The distribution of the Precious Blood is suspended for the lay faithful until further notice.
If you have any other questions, please contact the office for Divine Worship.
Peace and blessing,
Fr. Joseph Q. Nguyen | Pastor
Queridos hermanos y hermanas en Cristo,
La Oficina para el Culto Divino de la Arquidiócesis publicó la declaración que dice: El Coronavirus afectó nuestras vidas de muchas maneras, incluyendo la forma en que rendimos culto. Como se han levantado las restricciones a las reuniones, estamos muy contentos de volver a una experiencia litúrgica más normal. Por lo tanto, todas las directrices litúrgicas anteriores dadas durante la pandemia del Coronavirus, 2020-2022, son abrogadas inmediatamente.
A partir del 18 de octubre de 2022, se observarán las siguientes prácticas:
El celebrante, los ministros y los fieles ya no están obligados a llevar máscaras ni se les puede exigir. Sin embargo,
aquellos que decidan llevar una máscara son libres de hacerlo.
Se restablecerán las procesiones litúrgicas hacia y desde el altar (entrada, ofertorio con pan y vino, comunión
y despedida).
Los himnos y otras ayudas para el culto pueden colocarse en los bancos.
Los coros deben cantar.
Las pilas de agua bendita deben estar llenas de agua bendita.
Los ujieres pueden utilizar las cestas del ofertorio para ayudar en la colecta.
Los fieles pueden intercambiar el “Signo de la Paz” según el nivel de comodidad de cada persona.
Los fieles pueden recibir la Sagrada Comunión en la mano o en la lengua. Según la Instrucción General del
la hostia consagrada puede recibirse en la lengua o en la mano, a discreción de cada comulgante” (160).
comulgante” (160). En otras palabras, el ministro de la Sagrada Comunión no determina cómo se debe recibir la Comunión.
La distribución de la Preciosa Sangre queda suspendida para los fieles laicos hasta nuevo aviso.
Si tiene alguna otra pregunta, póngase en contacto con la oficina del Culto Divino.
Paz y bendición,
P. Joseph Q. Nguyen | Párroco
Religious Education Program
We will be offering ONLY the following Religious Education Classes: Second Year Communion, Confirmation and RCIA.
Schedule
Sunday Mass
8:00 AM – English
9:30 AM – English
11:30 AM – Spanish
weekday mass
8:00 AM – Monday – Tuesday – Thursday – Friday
Saturday vigil mass
4:00 PM – English
Confessions
3:30 PM in the Church
Baptisms
PLEASE CONTACT THE PARISH OFFICE TO SCHEDULE FOR BAPTISM
Saint Joan of Arc Parish History
As our parish family of St. Joan of Arc Catholic Community in West Los Angeles looks back on its 71 year history, we give thanks to God for the marvelous foundations and blessings we have received, reflect on our many wonderful accomplishments thus far, and look forward to what still awaits us in the next chapter of our story.
