Christ fulfills in the Eucharist
His promise to be with His people always.
As the source and summit of our faith, we celebrate Christ’s enduring Presence with us in the mystery of the Eucharist.
Here we encounter His love and healing, here we are strengthened and nourished to live the Gospel and to hope for a share in His Eternal Life.

Remember your father, living or deceased during our novena of nine consecutive Masses which meets its completion this weekend.

Please take an envelope located on the table at the entrance of the church. Fill out the envelop remembering your loved ones and place it into the offertory basket or bring it to the parish office.

These envelopes will be located on the Altar for the remainder of the novena.

Save These Dates

Confirmation class is continuing to meet on Wednesday evenings 6:00 PM - hall

Questions? Absence report?
Terry Walters, DRE 305-393-1407 (cell/text)
TWalters@SanPabloMarathon.org (E-mail )

The Women's Club is beginning to collect gently used items for their annual Christmas Bazaar which is held in November.

Before going North, if there are any items that you don't wish to pack, please bring them over to the parish hall. Place them on the long table at the entrance. We are accepting household items, toys, jewelry, hand made items, sporting equipment, and in general most any used items that are in fairly good condition.

Please think of us before you leave or when cleaning out. We are not accepting clothing, books, or bedding. We are most grateful for your support .

***The Women's club supports the parish in many ways through the proceeds from the Christmas Bazaar.

O God,
to Whose commands
all the elements
give obedience,
we humbly entreat you,
that the stilling
of fearsome storms
may turn a powerful menace
into an occasion for us
to praise You.
Through Our Lord Jesus Christ,
Your Son,
Who lives and reigns with You
In the unity of the Holy Spirit,
One God,
forever and ever.
Amen.

The Archdiocese of Miami has been hearing reports of people receiving text messages and emails from scammers impersonating clergy, asking for gift cards from Amazon and other retailers, gifts, or money to assist others.

If you, your friends, or your family receive text messages or emails like this, please do not respond or buy the requested gift cards. Clergy would not personally ask for gift cards or other such donations.

You 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.