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Paul Dillon as resident pastor. On April 26 of that year, the first Mass was celebrated in the little church at 3728 Rosemead Ave. The new All Saints Church, built in 1930, was dedicated by Bishop J.J. Cantwell on May 25, 1931. In 1932 permission was granted for the priest’s rectory to be built next to the church. The year 1948 was truly an important year in the history of All Saints Parish. The ‘All Saints Catholic School’ opened on September 13, 1948 with 357 students in 6 grades, the realization of a dream of twenty years. The school was staffed by the Sinsinawa Dominican Sisters, founded by Father Samuel Charles Mazzuchelli, O.P. in 1847. Fr. James Nevin built a new convent which was inaugurated on Sunday, February 13, 1955. The new parish hall became the latest addition to the parish complex. It was dedicated on February 18, 1962 with Mass and blessing. Pastors after Fr. Paul Dillon, 1926 – 1927, were: Rev. Peter J. Quinn, 1927 – 1928, Rev. Michael Murphy, 1928 – 1937 Rev. Patrick Shear, 1937 – 1954 Rev. James Nevin, 1954 – 1960 Rev. Peter Conroy, 1960 – 1968. July 1, 1968, opened a new chapter in the history of All Saints. At this time the Minim Fathers took over the leadership of the Parish, replacing the diocesan priests who had served it well since 1926. St. Francis of Paola, founder of the Minim Fathers, was born in Paola, Italy, on March 26, 1416. When Father Gino Vanzillotta, O.M., Pastor and Father Costantino Mandarino, O.M., Assistant, came to All Saints Parish, they were the first priests of the Order to assume duties in an American Parish. Pastors after Fr. Gino Vanzillotta, O.M., 1968 – 1990, were: Fr. Jose L. Vega, O.M., 1990 – 2010, Fr. Mario Pisano, O.M., 2010 – 2017, Fr. 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We are brothers and sisters in Christ led by the Holy Spirit to witness the Good News to all.\n\nMASS SCHEDULE\nMonday - Saturday at 7:30 a.m.\nSaturday at 5:30 p.m. (Vigil)\nSunday at 7:30 a.m.\nSunday at 9:00 a.m.\nSunday at 10:30 a.m. (Spanish)\nSunday at 5:30 p.m. (Youth)\nPASTORAL CENTER HOURS\nMonday - Friday 9:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m.\nClosed for lunch 12:30 p.m. - 1:30 p.m.\nADORATION CHAPEL HOURS\nMonday - Friday 9:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m.\nCONFESSION HOURS\nSaturday 4:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m.\nUPCOMING EVENTS\nNovena to Santo Niño\nThursday, January 8, 2026, through Friday, January 16, 2026\n7:00 p.m. each evening in the church (in English)\nMass in Honor of Santo Niño\nSaturday, January 17, 2026, at 5:30 pm\nAll Souls Catholic Church\n\nAddress: 1500 W. Main Street, Alhambra, California 91801\n\nPhone: (626) 281-0466\n\nFax: (626) 281-2163\n\nE-mail: allsoulscc@allsouls-la.org\n\n© 2018, All Souls Church. All Rights R","languages":"English, Spanish","zip_code":"91801","street_address":"17 South Electric Avenue","phone":"(626) 281-0466","rating":5,"user_rating_count":18,"hero_photo_url":"/assets/img/parishes/all-souls-catholic-church.jpg","google_maps_uri":"https://maps.google.com/?cid=14794564331219616359&g_mp=Cidnb29nbGUubWFwcy5wbGFjZXMudjEuUGxhY2VzLlNlYXJjaFRleHQQAhgEIAA","has_mass":1},{"id":"par_01KPKGZGEPJN4T0G20NX1RKZKV","church_name":"American Martyrs Catholic Church","latitude":33.8889126,"longitude":-118.4072152,"city":"Manhattan Beach","state":"CA","country":"US","diocese_id":"la","geocoding_confidence":"rooftop","website":"http://www.americanmartyrs.org","description":"The story of American Martyrs Catholic Community begins years before the morning of November 9, 1930 when ten people sat on folding chairs in a Hermosa Beach home on 28th Street to hear Mass celebrated on an old sideboard. The story starts with a prophecy. Sometime in the early 1900’s, St. Frances Xavier Cabrini visited the tiny hamlet of Manhattan Beach, seeking donations for an orphanage in Los Angeles. Before she returned to her convent, she climbed the high dunes that overlook the Santa Monica Bay, took in the panoramic views of the ocean, the farms, and the little village below, and proclaimed: “Here is where a church should be built, on this hill, a beacon for the villager and the sailor. And it shall be.” And so it has become. Our Church–like a beacon–now towers on the same dunes where Sister St. Xavier Cabrini once stood. The bells ring every hour on the hour. They make us stop, reflect, and smile. They call us home. From the beginning, American Martyrs was like “the little church that could.” Within a week, Mass was moved to a drafty hall on Fourth Street and plans for a new Church were on the drawing board. Nine months later, American Martyrs Church, a small Anglo-Norman structure at 1004 Highland Avenue, was dedicated. At the time, Father Leo Lambrick, our first pastor, worried that there were not enough people living in the beach communities to fill his little church. But by the 1940’s, Pastor Edmund O’Donnell knew better. With an eye on expansion, he bought several acres of sandy “wilderness” at the crest of the hill. American Martyrs School was built in 1947 – along with a convent for the eight sisters of St. Joseph of Carondelet who staffed it. Soon, the parish was bursting at the seams. The little church on Highland which was built to serve forty families in a town of 3500 now needed to serve 1600 families in a community of 35,000. So, in 1957, a new Church was erected on the top of the sand dunes at 15th Street. The first Mass was celebrated on Sunday. Sister Francis Xavier Cabrini’s prophecy was fulfilled. Over the years, the parish facilities have continued to expand to include the Parish Center, O’Donnell Hall, the St. Kateri Room, the St. Joseph Spirituality Center and Meditation Garden, many other meeting facilities, additional school classrooms, a pre-school, a Gymnasium and playing field and a parking structure. But more importantly, the parish has experienced a profound spiritual growth. Under the inspired leadership of Monsignor John Barry, who became our pastor in 1983, we have an active Pastoral Council and five Parish Life Commissions with more that 50 vibrant parish ministries serving our community and many others in the Archdiocese of Los Angeles and far beyond. Our Church is a living memorial and a reminder that from small beginnings great blessings and accomplishments can be realized. From the extraordinary devotion of our parish namesakes, the eight North American Martyrs, to the visionary leaders who followed, American Martyrs has grown to become a faith community of 6,000 families. Our hilltop Church is the physical and spiritual home of our parish. It truly is a beacon on the hill and its bells toll for us all.","denomination":"catholic","mass_times":"saturday 8:00 am 5:00 pm sunday 7:00 am 8:00 am 9:30 am 11:30 am 5:00 pm | monday 8:10 am 12:10 pm 5:00 pm tuesday 6:30 am 8:10 am 12:10 pm 5:00 pm wednesday 8:10 am 12:10 pm 5:00 pm thursday 6:30 am 8:10 am 12:10 pm 5:00 pm friday 8:10 am 12:10 pm 5:00 pm","zip_code":"90266","street_address":"624 15th Street","phone":"(310) 545-5651","rating":4.7,"user_rating_count":163,"hero_photo_url":"/assets/img/parishes/american-martyrs-catholic-church.jpg","google_maps_uri":"https://maps.google.com/?cid=6913540370928732319&g_mp=Cidnb29nbGUubWFwcy5wbGFjZXMudjEuUGxhY2VzLlNlYXJjaFRleHQQAhgEIAA","has_mass":1},{"id":"par_01KPKGZGEPP1NS4DMC4AWJQV52","church_name":"Annunciation Catholic Church","latitude":34.1156096,"longitude":-118.0045756,"city":"Arcadia","state":"CA","country":"US","diocese_id":"la","geocoding_confidence":"rooftop","website":"https://annunciationchurch.net/","description":"Annunciation Catholic Church sets the foundation for strong faith communities in Arcadia. We work to become the hands and feet of Christ – providing education, poverty relief, outreach and other beneficial services to the community. In addition to our community activities, Christian Ministries hold regular meetings supporting the physical and spiritual life of our community from day to day. We are a people of prayer and service, always happy to meet and make new friends – All Are Welcome! Please click Our Work to visit all of the different organizations and ministries. Also, you can usually click any UNDERLINED word or phrase and get more information on your topic of interest! OUR HISTORY In May 1949, Father Dominic Daly was appointed pastor by Archbishop J. Francis McIntyre with instructions to organize the Church of the Annunciation within the specified land boundaries. The new church members were veterans and families who remained in Southern California after World War II, and established parishioners from surrounding Catholic churches. Meetings were held in various homes to aid Father Daly in search for a site to hold Mass and formulate plans for new parish ministries. Through the generosity of Mrs. Mary Ettensperger, owner of Mountain View Dairy, a three-bay truck garage at the dairy was made available to hold Mass on Sundays. Holy Angels Parish supplied a small altar, Immaculate Conception Parish provided chairs, and men of the parish brought pews from South Gate. It was the duty of the men of the Holy Name Society headed by John Devore, to clean the garage every Saturday and set up pews and chairs – and to remove everything each Sunday afternoon. Ladies from the Altar Society headed by Mrs. John Stark took care of the altar. From these humble quarters, Father Daly offered the first Mass on Sunday, May 29, 1949 at 9:00 a.m. with 70 persons in attendance; a second Mass was offered at 11:00 am with 50 persons in attendance. Attendance grew until eventually four Masses were offered with help provided by the Passionist Fathers from the Monastery in Sierra Madre. Often times during Mass, especially when the milking machine stuck, dairy cows fifty feet from the altar would bellow – providing competition to the sermon. At Christmas, Mass in this setting always brought to mind the birth of Christ in a lowly stable. Ground breaking ceremony was held Sunday, March 26, 1950 with the actual construction started the first week of April. Built originally as a combination meeting room, church and kitchen, the building was completed in the spring of 1951. Construction of four classrooms was started in the fall of 1951 and the first students entered school at mid-term 1952. Four additional classrooms, as well as a convent and chapel to accommodate 16 nuns, were added to the school in 1956. Three years later, additional classrooms and the parish hall were completed. The parish debt was paid off by late 1964, and in ’65 extensive remodeling of the Church was completed – adding a bell tower, a Baptismal, a choir loft and a much-needed rectory. To accommodate our parish and school’s growth, (1800 registered families and 300 registered students), and changing times, we continually experience the need for ongoing improvements and most importantly, the support and understanding from each of us as we reflect on how we started, where we are and where we want to be as followers of Christ. Annunciation Church is proud of its growth from such humble beginnings in a dairy garage to its present complex. We are not only grateful to our Pastors and the many assistant pastors who have served us, but also to the many parish ministries and parishioners who have contributed so much to the growth and development of the Church.","denomination":"catholic","mass_times":"saturday sunday 12:00 am 10:00 am 12:00 pm 5:00 pm | monday 8:30 am tuesday 8:30 am wednesday 7:30 pm thursday 8:30 am friday 8:30 am","zip_code":"91006","street_address":"1307 East Longden Avenue","phone":"(626) 447-6202","rating":4.8,"user_rating_count":121,"hero_photo_url":"/assets/img/parishes/annunciation-catholic-church.jpg","google_maps_uri":"https://maps.google.com/?cid=8703298108390117948&g_mp=Cidnb29nbGUubWFwcy5wbGFjZXMudjEuUGxhY2VzLlNlYXJjaFRleHQQAhgEIAA","has_mass":1},{"id":"par_01KT9PV124E3P1AJYJ7T7YG0FJ","church_name":"Annunciation Havelock","latitude":null,"longitude":null,"city":"Havelock","state":"NC","country":"US","diocese_id":"la","geocoding_confidence":"unknown","website":"https://www.annunciationparish.org","denomination":"catholic","mass_times":"atholic Social Teachings. We embrace Christ’s call to live gratefully the life God has entrusted us with. We seek the salvation of souls through the redemption of Jesus Christ.\nONLINE GIVING\nRegular Mass Schedule\nTuesday : 7:00 pm Mass\nWednesday: 8:30 am\nThursday: 8:30 am\nFriday: 8:30 am\nSaturday Vigil: 5:30 pm\nSunday: 8:30 am\nSunday: 11:30 am\nFirst Friday Mass: 6:30 am for vocations\nFirst Saturday Mass: 8:30 am\nFirst Friday Adoration: 7-9 pm \nBulletins\nJanuary 11, 2026\nJanuary 4, 2026\nDecember 28, 2025\nDecember 21, 2025\nDecember 14, 2025\nDecember 7, 2025\n \nAdoration\nHeld the the first Friday of the month from 7pm-9pm. There will not be adoration on December 5th as there will be a rehearsal for a wedding.\n\nRosary\nRecited Tuesday evenings at 6:30pm, and on the fifth Sunday after the 8:30am Mass.\n\nAnointing of the Sick\nPlease call the office or priest if you are in need of anointing.\n\nSacrament of Baptism\nBaptismal preparation is required for parents and godparents. 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Most of our families make a tremendous sacrifice to send their children to Ascension, and we are appreciative of the significant investment they are making in their children’s future. We are truly blessed and thankful for the support from charitable organizations, individuals and our generous alumni for assisting us in making this investment possible for our families who have limited means. With our faith in God, support of our community, and guardian angels we look forward to educating many more leaders of tomorrow. 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She very much disliked the saint when she first read her. Day and her new daughter’s father were political radicals without any religious identity, though while he rejected religion, she intended to have Tamar Teresa","languages":"Spanish","zip_code":"90044","street_address":"517 West 112th Street","phone":"(323) 754-2978","rating":4.7,"user_rating_count":360,"hero_photo_url":"/assets/img/parishes/ascension-catholic-church.jpg","google_maps_uri":"https://maps.google.com/?cid=9532057089537210941&g_mp=Cidnb29nbGUubWFwcy5wbGFjZXMudjEuUGxhY2VzLlNlYXJjaFRleHQQAhgEIAA","has_mass":1},{"id":"par_01KPKGZGEQB3KKPT3A1BTEBGZT","church_name":"Assumption Catholic Church","latitude":34.0478466,"longitude":-118.1981313,"city":"Los Angeles","state":"CA","country":"US","diocese_id":"la","geocoding_confidence":"rooftop","website":"https://lacatholics.org/venue/assumption-catholic-church/","description":"Assumption Parish serves as a beacon of hope and unity for its diverse congregation, offering Masses in multiple languages and fostering a sense of community among parishioners from various cultural backgrounds. The parish is committed to embodying Catholic social teaching by serving the poor and vulnerable through its outreach programs and ministries.","denomination":"catholic","mass_times":"saturday 5:00 pm sunday 7:00 am 9:00 am 11:00 am 1:00 pm 6:00 pm | monday No Mass tuesday 8:00 am 9:00 am wednesday 8:00 am 9:00 am thursday 8:00 am 9:00 am friday 8:00 am 9:00 am | that we can connect\nSharing the faith at\nSt. Mary - Chatfield, MN\nSt. Columban - Preston, MN\n(Including St. Patrick Oratory - Lanesboro, MN)\nAssumption of the BVM - Canton, MN\nCOMMUNITY CALENDAR\nView Mass times and events, updated in real time. \n\nConnect with us on Facebook!\n\nMass is livestreamed from \nSt. Mary at 8 AM Sunday on\n Facebook and 105.5FM.\nDONATE\nAccess the online stewardship platform, and other ways to donate.\n\nSt. Mary—Chatfield\n\nSt. Columban—Preston\n\nAssumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary—Canton\n\nSt. Patrick Oratory—Lanesboro\n\n©2025 | HOLY FAMILY CATHOLIC PARISHES\n\nKEEP IN TOUCH\n\nP: 507.867.3922\n\nE: coordinator@hfcp.church\n\nOFFICE HOURS: MON- FRI 9 AM-3 PM, THURS 9:30 AM-3 PM\n\nVISIT US\n\nGIVE\n\n=== PAGE: mass-times ===\nSkip to Content\nMASS\nABOUT\nBULLETIN\nCALENDARS\nEVENTS\nGET INVOLVED\nFORMATION\nGIVE\n\nWe couldn't find the page you were looking for. 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With the completion of the Arroyo Seco Parkway in 1940, the first freeway in the west, Pasadena became an attractive place to live for people working in industrial areas in Los Angeles. In the postwar boom, newcomers flocked to Pasadena. The gradual increase in census in northeast Pasadena prompted a group of Roman Catholics to urge the diocese to establish a Catholic church serving the residents in the area. In November,1950 Archbishop James Francis McIntyre named Fr. Timothy Crean first pastor of a new parish serving the 300 Catholic families of northeast Pasadena. The first Mass at the mission chapel for Saints Felicitas & Perpetua, fondly called “the little green church”, was at Foothill and Titley Avenue. The November 26, 1950 Mass had a total Sunday collection of $38.43! As a youth, Timothy Crean had been sickly and even his entry into All Hallows Seminary in Ireland was delayed because of ill health. Fr. Crean often told how he prayed to our Blessed Mother that if he could become a priest he would endeavor to name a church in her honor. The first choice of a name for the new Pasadena parish was other than for the Blessed Virgin, but Fr. Crean prevailed and thus our parish has the name Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary. Establishment of the parish, at its present location, brought about the founding of an elementary school with the Sisters of the Holy Child Jesus, who commuted from Mayfield School in Pasadena, staffing the Assumption Parish School. Work on the buildings was finished in August, 1951 and classes began with four classrooms and 163 children in grades 1 – 4 in September. Word got around and the enrollment number rapidly increased so by November there were 175 students in the school. In April 1953 permission was secured to build an addition to the school. This made it possible to add grades five and six in the fall of 1953. The seventh grade was added in September 1954, and the eighth grade was added in September 1955. The Cafetorium, (current day Msgr. Crean Hall), was built in 1960 and served as an auditorium and dining room for parish and school events. A permanent rectory was occupied in 1961 and the Sisters moved into the convent in 1962, where the original rectory once stood. By 1966 the parish had grown to 1100 families. It was time to realize the dream of a permanent church. Parishioners rallied to bring their expertise to the building. Beautiful symbols – the work of parishioner/designer Paul Phillips were incorporated into the building itself. The design of the new church, begun in November, 1967, combined the latest trends in modern architecture with the newest developments in ecclesiastical art and the most recent innovation in the sacred liturgy. The large crucifix placed over the main altar dominates the sanctuary. The hand carved wooden corpus was formerly in the temporary church. The cross was enhanced by having the Assumption School children of 1967 create a mosaic background of red tiles giving each child a chance to participate in the actual part of decorating the new church. The first Mass in the new church was celebrated on the first Sunday of Advent, December 3, 1967 before the church was completely finished. The dedication came nearly two and a half years later on April 12, 1970 with Cardinal Timothy Manning celebrating. At this time the old church was transformed into the school gymnasium. In 1976 administration of the school transferred to lay teachers/administrator. It continues to flourish with full enrollment and outstanding academic achievements. After 34 years as pastor, the retirement of Msgr. Timothy Crean in 1984 brought the appointment of Msgr. August Moretti as the new pastor. Msgr. Moretti was the former head of the Archdiocesan Marriage Tribunal, holder of a Licentiate in Canon Law from the Pontifical Gregorian University, and the recipient of a doctorate in Canon Law from the Pontifical University of St. John Lateran. As pastor for the next twenty years, Msgr. Moretti brought his love of classical design into the parish by adding statues and mosaic around the church and school. Having returned to his native Tralee, Ireland, Msgr. Crean passed away on February 1, 1999. In his will he made a bequest of $20,000 to Assumption “for technology and the library”. On December 5, 1999 the parish opened a Jubilee Year of celebration with a Mass on the school grounds. It was a day of beautiful sunshine with nearly 1000 people in attendance. The year of celebration ended on November 19, 2000 with a Jubilee Mass at which Cardinal Roger Mahony was the main celebrant. On May 5, 2004, Msgr. Moretti celebrated his 50th anniversary of his ordination and twenty years as Pastor of Assumption. June 30, 2004 brought on his official retirement, though he chose to stay and live in residence as Pastor Emeritus. In July, 2004, Fr. Gerard O’Brien assumed the position of Parish Administrator of Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary Parish. Fr. Gerard was also from Tralee, Ireland, the same hometown as Msgr. Crean. He was ordained in Ireland on June 4, 1995, then an associate in St. James the Less Church in La Crescenta and St. Margaret Mary Alacoque Church in Lomita before his arrival at Assumption. At that time, Fr. Gerard had to pass his tenure for two years before he was officially named pastor of Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary Church. On July 1, 2006, Fr. Gerard became the 3rd Pastor in the history of Assumption. In these few years, Fr. Gerard brought a lot of positive changes to the parish. He works closely with parishioners to proclaim Unity in Community. Within his first term, the number of registered parishioners again grew to 2,000 families. The school, under the direction of Principal Ms. Carol Ward, has enrollment of around 200 families as of September, 2017. The former convent has been recycled to become the Community Center for the parish – where meetings for parishioners – young and seasoned – provide resurgence in education, outreach and ministry. May God continue to bestow His blessings on our pastor, priests, deacon couple, and the entire parish community. With the intercession of Our Lady, may the community of Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary continue to flourish and may our faith grow stronger every day.","denomination":"catholic","mass_times":"saturday 8:15 am 5:00 pm sunday 7:30 am 9:00 am 11:00 am 5:00 pm | monday 8:15 am tuesday 8:15 am wednesday 8:15 am thursday 8:15 am friday 8:15 am | \nMore News ……\nPastor's Message\nParish Bulletin\nMSP Ministry Schedule\nParish Registration\nLive Stream and Past Recordings YouTube\nPast Live Stream Recordings Vimeo\nE-Missalette\nDonate Now (ParishSOFT)\nMass Times\nWeekday Mass\n\nMonday – Friday | Morning Prayer 7:45AM | Mass 8:15 AM*\n\nWeekend Mass\n\nSaturday | Vigil 5:00 PM \n\nSunday | 7:30 AM, 9:00 AM*, 11:00 AM, 5:00 PM\n\n* Livestream\n\nConfessions\n\nSaturday | 3:30-4:30PM \n\nParish Office\n\nHours:\n\nMonday – Friday | 9:00am – Noon & 1:00pm – 4:00PM\n\nSunday | 8:30am-11:00am\n\nAddress:\n\n2640 E. 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Michael Ume\nPilgrimage to Italy - Recordings of Daily Mass Presided by Pastor Michael ","zip_code":"91107","street_address":"2640 East Orange Grove Boulevard","phone":"(626) 792-1343","rating":4.7,"user_rating_count":42,"hero_photo_url":"/assets/img/parishes/assumption-of-the-blessed-virgin-mary-catholic-church.jpg","google_maps_uri":"https://maps.google.com/?cid=6552755545330933524&g_mp=Cidnb29nbGUubWFwcy5wbGFjZXMudjEuUGxhY2VzLlNlYXJjaFRleHQQAhgEIAA","has_mass":1},{"id":"par_01KPKGZGEQKFBNBFN9PPW3XQKD","church_name":"Beatitudes of Our Lord Catholic Church","latitude":33.9125507,"longitude":-117.9947058,"city":"La Mirada","state":"CA","country":"US","diocese_id":"la","geocoding_confidence":"rooftop","website":"http://www.bolchurch.net","description":"Beatitudes of Our Lord is a Catholic Community of Faith located in La Mirada, California, within the Archdiocese of Los Angeles. We are blessed with an active, motivated parish family of diverse ethnic groups. Our gifts of time, talent, treasure and education are shared under the guidance of the pastor and a dynamic lay leadership. Our mission is to foster a worshipping community that grows spiritually, through prayer in groups and as individuals. We seek to follow the example of Christ by sharing faith in liturgy, education/formation programs, outreach ministries and social activities. Beatitudes of Our Lord Parish became a reality on June 15th 1964. The name itself was unusual. Cardinal McIntyre, then Archbishop of Los Angeles, had just returned from the Second Vatican Council. While in Rome he prayed daily at the Church of the Beatitudes. He decided that the first new parish to be established after his return would be named for the Beatitudes. Reverend Msgr. Matthew Marron, administrator of St. Bridget’s Parish in Los Angeles, was named pastor and assigned the task of building the new parish. About 800 families from St. Paul of the Cross Church in La Mirada, St. Gregory the Great Church in Whittier, St. Bruno Church in Whittier and Our Lady of Guadalupe in La Habra became the foundation of the new parish. Beginning on July 5, 1964 Mass was celebrated at Kling School and continued there through September of that year. From September of 1964 to 1966 Mass was celebrated at the Benton Middle School. Father Marron resided in a home close to the parish site that was a part of early La Mirada development. Daily Mass, Baptisms, and Confessions were held in that house. Christmas Masses were held in the La Mirada Theatre. The first church property was located on Imperial Highway but was traded for the present location. The young parish quickly grew. A parish hall to be used as the temporary church, a school and a convent were completed in September of 1966. Four Bernardine Sisters and five lay teachers became the cornerstone of the school. In addition the Religious Education Program. (formerly known as CCD or Confraternity of Christian Doctrine) offered religious formation to many young families moving to La Mirada. Over the years Father Marron continued to oversee the spiritual and temporal needs of the parish. As the 25th Anniversary of our community approached, Father James Williams arrived as the parish administrator. Monsignor Marron remained in residence as Pastor Emeritus. In the spring of 1989 it was announced that a new permanent church would be built on the vacant property originally set aside for it. The first Mass in the new church seating 750 people was celebrated on December 24, 1991 and was dedicated by Cardinal Mahoney on November 21, 1992. In failing health, Monsignor Marron lived to see the new church become a reality. He died in May 1992. Lay members have become more and more active in the parish. A look at the weekly bulletin highlights over twenty-five different ministries as well as a variety of activities that make Beatitudes a vibrant parish. When the Bernardine Sisters retired from teaching in the parish, the convent was transformed into a Ministry Center with meeting rooms to accommodate many of these ministries. Father Tony Page came to the parish as Administrator from St. Joseph’s Parish in Pomona in the winter of 1998 after Father James Williams was reassigned to St. Ambrose Parish in West Hollywood. Fr. Jim passed away on September 6, 1999. Father Page was appointed Pastor on July 1, 1998. Many priests have helped shape Beatitudes, but none has served longer than Fr. Frank Shigo. Father Frank Shigo passed away on September 29, 2007. Other associates, priest in residence and regular presiders at our Sunday Liturgies include Fr. Richard DeLahunty, Msgr. Pete Amy, Fr. Desmond Colleran (dec.), Fr. John Daley, Fr. Dennis Vellucci (dec.), Fr. Al Conners (dec.), Fr. Mike Smith (dec.), Fr. Mike Smith (dec.), Fr. Mac Gonzales, Fr. Mike O’Shea, Fr. Bede Wevita, Fr. David Loftus, Fr. Emile Belletty, Fr. Joseph Visperas, Fr. Wharren Banico.","denomination":"catholic","mass_times":"saturday 5:30 pm sunday 8:00 am 10:00 am 12:00 pm | monday 8:30 am tuesday 8:30 am wednesday 8:30 am thursday 8:30 am friday 8:30 am","zip_code":"90638","street_address":"13013 South Santa Gertrudes Avenue","phone":"(562) 943-1521","rating":4.5,"user_rating_count":61,"hero_photo_url":"/assets/img/parishes/beatitudes-of-our-lord-catholic-church.jpg","google_maps_uri":"https://maps.google.com/?cid=1171919971471235874&g_mp=Cidnb29nbGUubWFwcy5wbGFjZXMudjEuUGxhY2VzLlNlYXJjaFRleHQQAhgEIAA","has_mass":1},{"id":"par_01KPKGZGERTR0P4QKC16Y60JTV","church_name":"Blessed Junipero Serra Catholic Church","latitude":34.64859,"longitude":-118.2375407,"city":"Lancaster","state":"CA","country":"US","diocese_id":"la","geocoding_confidence":"rooftop","website":"http://www.fatherserra.org","description":"Archdiocese Who We Are Archbishop Gomez Departments Cemeteries & Mortuaries Catholic Charities Pontifical Missions Cathedral C3 Contact Us Terms of Use California Fire Info Parishes Find a Parish Ethnic Liturgies Parish Notices Schools Find a School Catholic Schools Submit a Job Careers Vocations Human Resources Browse Jobs Resources Safe Environment Handbook