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OFFICE HOURS
horario de la oficina
MONDAY-THURSDAY *
10:00am - 5:00pm
closed for lunch
1:30pm - 2:00pm
* beginning JUNE 21 (monday)
parish office will open for in-person business.
effective immediately, parish office will be closed on fridays until further notice
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SUNDAY MASS
misa dominical
ST. MONICA PARISH
main church, willows
5:00 pm * saturday english9:00 am sunday english
12:00 nn sunday spanish
ST. MARY OF THE MOUNTAIN
mission church, stonyford
9:00 am 2nd and 4th saturdays
* beginning JUNE 19 (saturday)
saturday vigil mass returns.
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DAILY MASS
misa diaria
monday 8:30am tuesday no mass wednesday 8:30am spanish* thursday 8:30am friday 8:30am
* beginning JUNE 3 (wednesday)
monday, thursday-friday masses will return to english language.
daily wednesday mass will be celebrated in spanish.
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adoration/benediction
adoración/bendición
FIRST FRIDAY of the month
primer viernes del mes
9:00am - 10:00am
eucharistic adoration: click here
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FORMED
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SACRAMENTS
sacramentos
by appointment only
con cita previa solamente
BAPTISM bautismo
MARRIAGE matrimonio
CONFESSIONS confesiones *
* beginning JUNE 19 (saturday)
weekly confessions resume
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FORMS (new members)
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CATHOLIC HERALDLea el Artículo sobre la Parroquia de Santa Mónica que aparece en la edición de MAYO/JUNIO de 2021 del Catholic Herald, la revista oficial de la Diócesis de Sacramento. HAGA CLIC AQUÍ
Read the Article on St. Monica Parish featured in the MAY/JUNE 2021 issue of the Catholic Herald, the official Magazine of the Diocese of Sacramento. CLICK HERE
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statement from bishop jaime soto
Keeping Holy the Lord's Day and Caring for One Another
Throughout the pandemic, pastors and people in the Diocese of Sacramento have worked diligently to provide safe, respectful and reverent occasions for worship, both indoors and outdoors. In union with my brother bishops in California, I am committed to provide the opportunity for offering the Sacred Mysteries in a responsible manner.
Since last March of 2020 – before many jurisdictions offered any guidelines for indoor activities – the dioceses of California upheld the need to protect life and public health by voluntarily suspending indoor worship services. As the pandemic dragged on through surges and plateaus, dioceses continued to stress the common good by holding outdoor worship services. Only when safe were some services moved indoors, always with responsible health precautions foremost. Continue Reading: Click Here
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