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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, April 27, 2025
Dear Brothers and Sisters in Christ! The second week of Easter carries three important features in our religious practices. First, the Gospel reading this weekend is about “Doubting Thomas,” one of the Twelve Apostles who used to struggle his skepticism regarding the resurrection of his Master. After the risen Jesus appeared to His disciples without the presence of Thomas, Thomas strongly declared that he would not believe unless he personaly saw Jesus and actually touched His wounds. Then, his doubt was transformed into profound faith when Thomas encountered the risen Jesus and sincererly exclaimed his Master as his Lord and his God. In fact, his insistence on physical evidence before believing is a reflection of the human struggle to reconcile faith with the demands of reason and empirical evidence. However, instead of being necessarily antithetical to faith, doubt can be an essential aspect of our journey toward deeper belief. Doubt challenges us to seek truth and understanding with sincerity and humility. It may ultimately lead us to a stronger and more authentic faith after wrestling with difficult questions and uncertainties in our daily lives
Second, while appearing to His Apostles, Jesus allowed His disciples to carry on His mission when He said, “As the Father has sent me, so I send you.” Then, He also allowed them to carry His work of peace and reconciliation to the next generations when He breathed on them and said: “Receive the Holy Spirit. Whose sins you forgive they are forgiven them; whose sins you retain they are retained.” Therefore, what Jesus commanded His disciples to do in this reading not only answered where the institution of the Sacrament of Penance came from, but also explained who accomplished the forgiveness of human sins in this Sacrament.
Lastly, on April 30, 2000, Pope John Paul II designated the second Sunday of Easter as the Sunday of the Divine Mercy in the General Roman Calendar. Based on the private revelations of our Lord Jesus Christ to Saint Faustina Kowalska, this devotion has been practiced according to His desire for a “Feast of Mercy” and associated with His image with white and red rays representing blood and water radiating from His sacred heart. This devotion has also emphasized the Easter gift that the Church receives from the risen Christ and offers to humanity. Therefore , we are encouraged to pray the Divine Mercy Chaplet to mark the feast, especially at 3:00 p.m as the hour of mercy.
Sincerely yours in Jesus Christ and Our Lady of La Vang!
Reverend Kiet Anh Ta.
Prayers and Assistance for L.A. Fire Victims
Dear Reverend Fathers, As the fires in Los Angeles County continue to bring devastation, tragedy, and loss to our families, friends, and neighbors, we in the Diocese of Orange stand united in prayer for all those affected. We pray for the repose of the souls who have...
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.
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