Emergency Hotline: (714) 454-8430
BAPTISM
Our parish has monthly Baptism for Children (bilingual Vietnamese-English), from 7 years old and under, 2:00 PM – 3:00 PM, every Sunday in the second week of each month.
Mass Schedule
Saturday: 6:00PM (Vietnamese & English)
Sunday: 4:00PM Youth (English)
Wedding
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Funeral
Please contact Our Lady of Lavang Office (714) 775-6200, or our administrator Toma Kiet Pham.
LIVESTREAM MASS
GX Our Lady of La Vang live stream Mass schedule:
Vietnamese Mass: 8:30AM (Mon-Fri) Spanish Mass: 8:30AM (Fri) Vietnamese Mass: 8:00AM (Sat) Sunday Mass: 8:30AM
Thank you to all who joined the online Mass at Our Lady of La Vang Church in Santa Ana, California. Please support the parish by donating at https://ourladyoflavang.org/give Or send your contribution to: Our Lady of La Vang 288 S Harbor Blvd, Santa Ana, CA 92704
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Sunday, October 27, 2024
Dear Brothers and Sisters in Christ!
Many people may easily lose their faith and disconnect from God for a variety of reasons, often rooted in personal struggles and negative influences from their environment, society, and relationships. Traumatic experiences can deeply affect individuals, causing them to let their pain and suffering erode their relationship with God. Others may find themselves drifting away during periods of spiritual laziness, feeling that their prayers are unnecessary and that their efforts to connect with God go unanswered. Additionally, the distractions of a broken family, an immoral society, and a materialistic world can lead people to prioritize worldly pursuits over spiritual growth. Negative experiences with church leaders, religious representatives, or fellow community members can further damage one's faith, creating barriers to connection with God. Moreover, as societal norms and diverse perspec-tives increasingly clash with traditional beliefs, individuals may struggle to reconcile their faith with the changing world around them, ultimately leading them to withdraw from their spiritual journey.
On the other hand, many people maintain a profound commitment to trust in God’s plan, even in the face of un-certainty and challenges. They praise Him in moments of joy, seek His presence in times of sorrow, ask for His guidance when confronted with obstacles, and turn to Him for comfort in their daily needs. As devoted Christians, they willingly accept their crosses and walk faithfully with Jesus. They strive to emulate His trust and obedience, understanding that true surrender is an expression of love and fidelity to God. By regularly receiving the sacra-ments, they experience His grace, recall His teachings, and share in the joy of His Redemption. Additionally, they cultivate supportive communities where they can lean on one another, encouraging and helping each other to nav-igate their worries and burdens collectively. Through these practices, they deepen their faith and strengthen their relationships with God and with one another.
My brothers and sisters in Christ,
In this weekend’s Gospel reading, we encounter Bartimaeus, a blind beggar who recognizes Jesus not merely as a healer but as the Son of David, fully acknowledging His authority and messianic identity. As Jesus passes through Jericho, Bartimaeus boldly calls out to Him, expressing his need despite being rebuked by the crowd and facing societal pressures. His unwavering determination to reach Jesus and seek spiritual healing serves as a powerful example for us. Ultimately, Bartimaeus receives his sight and immediately follows Jesus on His path. So, how can we navigate our faith journey amidst the obstacles and temptations we encounter in our daily lives? Are we per-sistent in seeking God, obeying His teachings, and surrendering to Him, even when challenges arise? Do we en-gage in regular conversation with Him, asking for guidance and clearly articulating our desires in His will? Most importantly, do we love Him with all our heart, soul, strength, and mind?
Sincerely yours in Jesus Christ and Our Lady of La Vang!
Reverend Kiet Anh Ta.
ALL SAINTS MASS AND ALL DEAD MASS
All Saints' Day Vigil Thursday 10/31/2024 7:00PM ‘ All Souls' Day Saturday 11/2/2024 8:00AM Trilingual Mass
ALL SAINTS’ DAY AND ALL DEAD DAY
Throughout the month of November we will be praying for all the faithful departed and for all their loved ones who have passed away. Envelopes are available in the Office or on the table at the entrance of the Church. You may also bring your pictures to put on the...
OCTOBER MASS COUNT
During the month of October we will be counting all the parishioners who attend Mass. This information is requested by The Diocese of Orange annually. Thank you.
Office Closed
The Church office will be closed on Monday, September 30.
THANK YOU
We would like to express our gratitude to all the minis-tries and volunteers who help us in the Dedication of the Marian Shrine day. May the Lord, through the inter-cession of the Lady of La Vang, bless you and your family.
Mass Schedule
Weekdays
Monday 8:30 am: Vietnamese
Tuesday 8:30 am: Vietnamese
Wednesday 8:30 am: Vietnamese
Thursday 8:30 am: Spanish
Friday 8:30 am: Vietnamese
Saturday
Saturday 8:00 am: Vietnamese
Saturday 6:00 pm : Vietnamese & English
Sunday
Sunday 6:30 am: Vietnamese
Sunday 8:30 am: Vietnamese
Sunday 10:30 am: Vietnamese
Sunday 12:30 pm: Spanish
Sunday 4:00 pm: English (Youth)
Sunday 6:00 pm: Vietnamese