Welcome to Sacred Heart

Welcome to our parish faith community! We’re so glad you’ve decided to join us. If you haven’t already, say hi to our Pastor, Fr. Francis Galvan, OSA and Pastor Emeritus: Fr. Michael Martell, OSA (Retired). They would love to meet you.

Doors are open early before Mass starts. We have various ministries available in the parish so please don’t hesitate to reach out to the parish office or browse our website for more information.

Here at Sacred Heart Parish we want to love God, to love one another, and to make the name of Jesus known.

Where Truth is heard and spoken, where Unity is seen and promoted, and where Love is experienced and lived.

Finding Our Parish

Devotions

Adoration of the Most Blessed Sacrament.
First Friday of every Month from 10am to 4pm in our Church. Benediction will be at 4pm
Everyone is warmly welcomed to spend time with our Lord in private prayer.

The Rosary is prayed in Spanish every Tuesday in the Church at 7pm. Everyone is welcome.

Mass Times

Our chapel is currently closed until further notice.

Daily - Monday to Saturday at 9am (Church)

Sunday Masses in our main church
Saturday (Anticipated) at 5pm
Sunday at 9am and 11am and 5pm

SPANISH MASS 1st Saturday of every month at 7:30pm in the main Church.

MASS TIMES FOR ALL SOULS DAY - MONDAY, NOV. 2ND, 2026

9AM AND 7PM - BOTH IN OUR CHURCH

Confession Times

Confessions are heard on Saturday from 10-11am in our Church.

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Mass: What to Expect

If you have never been to Mass before, or if you haven't gone in a long time, we are excited to have you join us as we celebrate and worship together. We understand that it may feel foreign at first, and that some parts might seem confusing. The last thing we would want is for you to feel unwelcome during the service, so we have created a little guide for you to help you understand the liturgy a little better.

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