Easter 2019
Statue of Our Lady of La Vang Catholic Church
Lenten Season 2019
The Immaculate Conception of the Blessed Virgin Mary
IMMACULATE CONCEPTION OF THE
BLESSED VIRGIN MARY

Monday 12/9/2021
8:30AM Mass in Vietnamese
5:30PM Mass in Vietnamese
7:00PM Mass in Spanish in the New Hall.
7:00PM Mass in Vietnamese in the Church.

Mass Schedule
Welcome to Our Lady of Lavang
2023 PSA
PSA CAMPAIGN FOR OUR DIOCESE OF ORANGE

Please respond generously to the PSA.

Your participation in the Pastoral Services Appeal makes a real and tangible impact on lives in our parishes, schools and communities. The very future of our faith depends on how we celebrate our blessings today and how we choose to share them. Please respond generously to the PSA. Thank you and God Bless.

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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, December 8, 2024

This weekend’s Gospel begins with a precise historical context, mentioning key political leaders, reli-gious authorities, and high priests at that time. By placing John the Baptist’s ministry within this real, historical backdrop, the passage underscores that his mission is not an abstract or mythical event but a moment in time that fulfills the ancient prophecy of Isaiah about the coming of the Promised One (Isaiah 40:3-5). Through this, John’s role is revealed as part of God's plan for salvation unfolding in history. 

In this passage, John the Baptist calls us to remember that God’s work in the world is always deeply rooted in human history and is always oriented toward repentance and renewal. The wilderness that John speaks of symbolizes the desolation and emptiness of our souls, the fear and sadness in our hearts, and our distance from God, often marked by ignorance, disobedience or loss. His call to pre-pare the way for the Lord, to "lower the mountains and fill in the valleys," challenges us to examine how we may be preventing God's transformative grace from entering our lives. 

John’s call to repentance and renewal is not merely about moral improvement; it is about a radical turning to God, a conversion of heart, and a change of mind that opens us to the new life that Jesus brings. Repentance is not just about regretting sins but is a profound act of love toward God and oth-ers, a living faith that bears fruit in our actions, and a confident hope in the universal promise of sal-vation. This message broadens the scope of salvation beyond the Israelites to the Gentiles and re-minds us that the coming of the Lord does not merely transform individuals but has the power to re-new the entire world. 

My brothers and sisters in Christ, 

This Gospel’s call for repentance and renewal speaks powerfully to us today, echoing a timeless mes-sage of hope and transformation. In our time of uncertainty and division, the promise of God's salva-tion invites us to prepare both our hearts and our world for the coming of the Lord. As we reflect on John the Baptist’s call, let us take intentional time, make deliberate effort, and commit ourselves to “prepare the way of the Lord and make straight His paths.” Let us align ourselves with the hope that God offers to all, especially in this season of Advent. 

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

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