St. Catherine Laboure

Hello and Welcome to Saint Catherine Laboure Church.
SCL...Sharing Christ's Love!

We wish to offer our heartfelt thanks to all who participated and donated their time, volunteered their gifts, and opened their pocketbooks to make this year’s Fiesta a HUGE success! The final numbers will not be available for about a month, but we are so grateful for the wonderful turnout.
To all the communities of our parish, we say many thanks!
We would like to acknowledge in a special way the stunning accomplishment
of the Vietnamese community, whose members donated money to cover all the
expenses for the Vietnamese food and the Boba booth.
Through sales at Fiesta and a generous donation afterward,
they have raised a grand total of $37,076! Our parish is very blessed by this
wonderful community.
Thank you for such generosity and dedication. Chúa phù hộ bạn

Our Fiesta is an outstanding example of family, of various communities coming
together in unity to benefit our parish. Putting together our Fiesta takes
bakers, bidders, chefs, trash collectors, shoppers, choppers, musicians,
craft artists, and willing workers of all ages. We rely on hands that can clean, chop, stir, lift,
pray, play, and serve. We ask for cooperation, patience, a sense of humor,
a willing spirit, and a strong back. There are people in the limelight, and there
are people working quietly in the background, all sharing their gifts.
We couldn’t have put on this wonderful Fiesta without you.
May God bless each and every volunteer.

With gratitude and thanksgiving,
The Fiesta Committee

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What you see on the sculpture in detail is Christ risen among 117 Holy Vietnamese Martyrs. 
We picked 8 of the 117 and made their face larger. One of these 117 Martyrs is a woman.  The back ground is a few significant places in Vietnam, plus Our Lady of Lavang, the mission boat, etc... Around the frame are the tools/weapons that were used to torture these men and woman. These 117 Martyrs were canonized by pope John Paul the 2nd in 1988, which is exactly 30 years ago.
On the very bottom center of the sculpture you can see our VIetnamese community logo of St. Peter (the pope hat and the keys of heaven) to the left of it is the medal of St. Catherine Laboure.  
This sculpture is truly custom made for our church only. 

An translated version of the video is forthcoming.

Rev. Alfred J. Hernandez, Pastor

Rev. Hoang Francis Dang, Parochial Vicar

Rev. Joseph K. Santiago, In Residence

Rev. Lester Avestruz, Sunday Supply

Fr. Maximilian Okapal, O.Praem, Sunday Supply

Deacon Long Nguyen, Permanent Deacon

Deacon Maselino Alefosio, Permanent Deacon

Deacon Matt Magana, Permanent Deacon (Inactive)

Jennifer Meyer Bagheri, School Principal

Angela Martinez-Morvice,
                           Director of Faith Formation

Ellie Hernandez, Business Manager

Rob Hardin, Plant Manager

Monty Chew, Parish Office Manager

Ruby Bass, Secretary/Bulletin Editor