• Palm Sunday
  Available Saturday after 5:00 PM
  The Archbishop has suggested that, on Palm Sunday, parishioners could place a palm on their front door as "most yards in South Florida have some type of palm in them."
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• Holy Thursday of the Lord's Supper
  Available Thursday after 5:00 PM
• Friday of the Passion of the Lord
  Available Friday after 3:00 PM
• The Easter Vigil of the Holy Night
  Available Saturday after 5:00 PM
• Easter Sunday of the Resurrection of the Lord
  Available Sunday after 7:00 AM

Other Masses

To see other available Masses recommended by the Archdiocese of Miami, Click here.

Give him the reward of his labors, and let his works praise him at the city gates.

We at San Pablo Mourn the death of Roland Rocheleau, who entered Eternal Life this past March 30th and Barbara Arena, who died in the morning of April 2nd. May their souls and the souls of all the faithful departed through the Mercy of God REST IN PEACE!

Let nothing disturb you, let nothing frighten you,
he who has God nothing lacks:
God alone suffices.

Nada te turbe, nada te espante,
quien a Dios tiene nada le falta:
Solo Dios basta.

- St. Teresa de Avila

Being for long periods at home may be an overwhelming experience for children and adults alike. During this time, you may find confort exploring content specially selected for our parishioners.

CLICK HERE to see our selection of books and films for all ages and audiences.

San Pablo's 2020 ABCD Update

• Goal : $50,000
• Amount Paid: $31,787
• Amount Pledged: $16,899
• Amount Paid & Pledged : $48,686
• Over/Under Goal : $1,314
• Number of Donors : 89
• Average Gift : $547

We recall and commemorate the events of our salvation as we begin Holy Week.

As we remember the suffering and death of Jesus, we are drawn more deeply into the mystery of God’s steadfast love for all humanity: God so loved the world that he sent his only Son that all may be saved.

If you see yourself or someone you know on the list who is no longer sick, please contact the office.

The Archdiocese of Miami has been hearing reports of people receiving emails from scammers impersonating clergy, asking for gift cards "for some women going through cancer at the hospital." This is the latest variation of texts and emails, also purporting to be from pastors or clergy, that began circulating in the U.S. back in April 2019.

Requests for money are done only in churches or through collections approved by the archdiocese. Clergy also would never ask for gift cards or for people to verify personal information online.

If you, your friends or family have received emails or texts like this, please do not open the attachment and do not respond. Report the email or text as spam and delete it.

You also can report the scam to Florida’s Consumer Protection Division by visiting www.myfloridalegal.com and filling out a complaint form, or calling the Fraud Hotline, 1-866-966-7226. That same office also is warning about scams related to the coronavirus outbreak. Read more at bit.ly/2WDYiJx.