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WELCOME ALL
Come, visit our diverse, friendly Catholic church located in the peaceful foothills of Almaden Valley. We welcome all—regardless of race, beliefs, marital status or sexual orientation. Here, you and your family can come to know Christ more deeply, more personally, through our joyful Masses, community outreach and faith development opportunities. Experience Christ's warmth and embrace in our smaller, family-like community, and build life-changing friendships. Come as you are. Come and see.
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join us for Mass: In-Person or Livestream
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IN-PERSON MASS
In-person Mass is being held on a limited basis, in accord with County Health Department and Diocesan guidelines. Public Mass is held outdoors, weather permitting, at the church on McKean Rd. on Sundays and weekdays (Tuesday-Friday), and Saturday afternoon at our historic church on Bertram Rd. You MUST reserve a seat in advance. No reservation is required to attend weekday Mass. SEE TIMES AND RESERVE SEAT NOW
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LIVESTREAM MASS
Livestream Mass is also available for those that prefer to remain at home during the pandemic. Use the button below to connect to our FACEBOOK PAGE for the livestream. A recording of the livestream is also posted after Mass for later viewing. SEE RECORDING You do not need a Facebook account to participate.
♦ Sunday 8:00 am; Worship Aid
♦ Tue-Fri 8:00 am
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Lenten Devotions & Easter
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COMMUNITY and PERSONAL DEVOTIONAL OPPORTUNITIES
Throughout the season of Lent you have an opportunity to engage in personal and community devotional opportunities. For example: you can privately pray the Stations of the Cross with this video and participate in these community services and sacraments:
♦ Community Rosary (Wednesday evenings, livestream)
♦ Stations of the Cross (Friday evenings, livestream)
♦ Community Reconciliation (livestream)
♦ Holy Week (Palm Sunday, Paschal Triduum)
♦ Easter Sunday (in-person and livestream)
SEE MASS TIMES PAGE FOR DETAILS
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Virtual Lenten PilgrimageFr. Tad asks us to prayerfully consider participating in the free Pilgrimage In Faith: A Virtual Lenten Journey Through the Holy Land Inspired by Abraham, Our Father in Faith. Between February 15 and April 4, pilgrims will experience the culture and prayer of the Holy Land. During these difficult times may this virtual Lenten experience nourish us spiritually.
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check this out!
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AMAZING FREE SERIES PLACES YOU WITH CHRIST AND THE DISCIPLES. Many films have been made about Christ and the disciples—but none deliver the intimacy of The Chosen. It's as if you are there with them, living as a contemporary of the disciples, experiencing their humanness, and understanding what it is like to walk with Christ and feel His love and peace. See the Gospels come alive. Watch Season 1 on YOUTUBE or download The Chosen app: APP STORE | GOOGLE PLAY
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Support god's Work: ADA 2021
The services and ministries delivered by our diocese help meet the needs of Catholics across Santa Clara County. Help God's work continue in our diocese and parish. All pledges received above our diocesan target return directly to St. Anthony Parish. LEARN MORE | DONATE
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Lenten blood drive
Roll up your sleeve and join the Pastoral Ministry of St. Anthony Parish for the annual Lenten Blood Drive. The Stanford Blood Center will be in the parking lot of the Main Church (McKean Rd.) Saturday, March 13, 2021, from 8:30 am-12:30 pm. The Blood Center has taken steps to ensure the safety of medical personnel and donors (registration and recovery will be outside, only actual donations will occur in the blood mobile). The worldwide pandemic has not lessened the need for blood products, but it has greatly affected the number of people willing to donate. Sign up online at stanfordbloodcenter.org, or contact Corinne Jarrett to schedule an appointment. Thank you for your continued support of this worthy cause.
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Youth MinistryThis year is a Confirmation year. A preparation class is being offered for all students in grades 9 and above. Come join the fun as we discover how Jesus Christ can be the light of our lives.
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LECTIOyOUTH.nET
Though it was created for the youth of Madagascar and Africa, LectioYouth.Net guides anyone who is interested in reading, reflecting on, and responding to the Word of God. New material based on the Sunday readings is provided each week. Consider visiting the site in preparation for attending Mass each weekend or as a follow-up to deepen your understanding and commitment to living the Word. FIND OUT MORE
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meet our "Adopted" Seminarian
As you might know, the Office of Vocations in the Diocese of San Jose has begun a new initiative where different parishes “adopt” and pray for a specific seminarian; and in kind, the seminarian prays for that specific community. We are pleased to announce that our adopted seminarian is Robert Lamorena. Although we are not able to meet Robert in person right now, due to the pandemic, he has kindly written two letters to our parish. Read Robert's letters: INTRODUCTION | HELLO. If you would like to help support Robert and his seven brother seminarians as they journey through their formation, you can do so here.
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can we pray for you?
You are never alone. We are always here to receive your personal prayer request, celebrate Mass in memory of a loved one, or arrange a home communion visit. Add your prayer intentions at our online Prayer Chapel too. LEARN MORE
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Today's Readings
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Reading I Gn 37:3-4, 12-13a, 17b-28aResponsorial Psalm 105:16-17, 18-19, 20-21Gospel Mt 21:33-43, 45-46
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Word on Fire
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Life Teen Video
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NEWS
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VISIT OUR ePRAYER CHAPEL
Use our new Prayer Chapel (bottom section of Prayer & Care page) to add an intention and incorporate others' intentions into your prayers.
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HOW TO RECEIVE SERVICES
County residents 65+ can now be vaccinated at any site in the County, regardless of their health care provider. COVID VACCINES | COVID TESTING | FLU VACCINES
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JUBILEE YEAR
We are celebrating our diocese's 40 year history and looking forward to our continuing journey together. To find out more see the PDF and WEB PORTAL. -
TRUTH: SCIENCE & CATHOLICISM
Secular opinion often cites science and Catholicism as incompatible. In fact, Catholicism embraces the sciences, truth and reason. EXPLORE
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ATTEND ONCE OR WEEKLY
Grief can be difficult to navigate. In today's environment, it can be overwhelming. If you are grieving, you may find these remote meetings helpful. LEARN MORE -
CHECK OUT THESE RESOURCES!
Visit the Diocese of San Jose's Family Safety Resources page to explore services and information critical to children’s safety and family support. CHECK IT OUT
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For the latest parish news see our weekly bulletin and email newsletter found online in our NEWS section. BULLETIN
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