Dear Parish Family,
We are excited to invite you to our parish Oktoberfest celebration on Saturday, October 4, immediately following the 4:00 p.m. Holy Mass. Please note that our usual 5:00 p.m. Mass will take place one hour earlier on this day. This joyful gathering will take place right here on the Church grounds, and it promises to be an evening of fellowship, food, and fun for all ages.
Oktoberfest has long been a tradition of coming together to share a meal, enjoy music, and celebrate community. In that same spirit, our parish family will gather after Mass to continue the joy of worship with laughter, friendship, and good cheer. There will be plenty of delicious food, festive music, and warm conversation. It’s a wonderful chance to relax, connect with old friends, and make new ones.
We warmly encourage everyone to attend—bring your family, invite your neighbors, and join us in celebrating the blessings of faith and community. This event is a reminder that our Church is not just a place to pray, but also a place to belong.
As part of the tradition, beer is often enjoyed at Oktoberfest. If anyone would like to support the celebration, you are most welcome to donate beer/wine for the evening. Every contribution, big or small, helps make this event possible and adds to the joy of the celebration.
We are deeply grateful for the many volunteers and parishioners whose generosity helps our parish life to flourish. Together, we can make this Oktoberfest a memorable and joy-filled evening.
Mark Your Calendars:
Saturday, October 4, After the 4 p.m. Mass.
Tickets will be Sold After Each September Weekend Mass
Tickets: $20.00 per Adult;
Free Admission to Children & Youth Ages 18 and Under.
Come hungry, bring your cheer, and let’s raise a toast to faith, fellowship, and the joy of being one family in Christ.
Also on Saturday, October 4:
Our Annual
Blessing of the Animals
10:00 a.m. on the Back Lawn
God bless everyone!
Father Augustine Joseph
Pastor
PS Please take note of the following update from Bishop Barber, which was linked today in the diocese's "OAK Catholic News" email.