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• Hispanic 29.1%
• White 29.1%
• Multiracial 21.1%
• Asian 18.2%
• African American 2%
• Pacific Islander 0.4%
• International 0%
• Native American 0%

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2024 Second Collection Dates

January 2024.

January 2024:

Undated : Initial Offering

Jan 01, 2024: Solemnity Of Mary

Jan 07, 2024: Weekly Church Offering

Jan 14, 2024: Weekly Church Offering

Jan 14, 2024: Church In Latin America, Black & Indian Missions, & Catholic Relief Services

Jan 21, 2024: Weekly Church Offering

Jan 21, 2024: Building & Maintenance

Jan 28, 2024: Weekly Church Offering

Jan 28, 2024: Parish School Scholarship

February 2024

February 2024:

Feb 04, 2024: Weekly Church Offering

Feb 11, 2024: Weekly Church Offering

Feb 11, 2024: Parish Assessment

Feb 14, 2024: Ash Wednesday

Feb 18, 2024: Weekly Church Offering

Feb 18, 2024: BMA

Feb 25, 2024: Weekly Church Offering

Feb 25, 2024: Building & Maintenance

March 2024:

Undated : Easter Flowers

Mar 03, 2024: Weekly Church Offering

Mar 10, 2024: Weekly Church Offering

Mar 17, 2024: Weekly Church Offering

Mar 24, 2024: Weekly Church Offering

Mar 24, 2024: Building & Maintenance

Mar 31, 2024: Fifth Sunday Fund

Mar 31, 2024: Easter

April 2024:

Apr 07, 2024: Weekly Church Offering

Apr 14, 2024: Weekly Church Offering

Apr 14, 2024: Catholic Home Missions, Catholic Communications, & Collection For The Holy Father

Apr 21, 2024: Weekly Church Offering

Apr 28, 2024: Weekly Church Offering

Apr 28, 2024: Building & Maintenance

May 05, 2024: Weekly Church Offering

May 05, 2024: Priest's Retirement

May 12, 2024: Weekly Church Offering

May 12, 2024: Parish Assessment

May 19, 2024: Weekly Church Offering

May 26, 2024: Weekly Church Offering

May 26, 2024: Building & Maintenance

Jun 02, 2024: Weekly Church Offering

Jun 09, 2024: Weekly Church Offering

Jun 16, 2024: Weekly Church Offering

Jun 23, 2024: Weekly Church Offering

Jun 23, 2024: Building & Maintenance

Jun 30, 2024: Weekly Church Offering

Jun 30, 2024: Fifth Sunday Fund

Jul 07, 2024: Weekly Church Offering

Jul 14, 2024: Weekly Church Offering

Jul 14, 2024: Catholic University Of America, Catholic Campaign for Human Development, & Retirement Fund For Religious

Jul 21, 2024: Weekly Church Offering

Jul 28, 2024: Weekly Church Offering

Jul 28, 2024: Building & Maintenance

August 2024

August 2024:

Aug 04, 2024: Weekly Church Offering

Aug 04, 2024: Diocese Of Stockton Priest Pension Plan

Aug 11, 2024: Weekly Church Offering

Aug 15, 2024: Assumption Of Mary

Aug 18, 2024: Weekly Church Offering

Aug 18, 2024: Parish Assessment

Aug 25, 2024: Weekly Church Offering

Aug 25, 2024: Building & Maintenance

September 2024

September 2024:

Sep 01, 2024: Weekly Church Offering

Sep 08, 2024: Weekly Church Offering

Sep 08, 2024: Catholic Charities

Sep 15, 2024: Weekly Church Offering

Sep 22, 2024: Weekly Church Offering

Sep 22, 2024: Building & Maintenance

Sep 29, 2024: Weekly Church Offering

Sep 29, 2024: Fifth Sunday Fund

October 2024

October 2024:

Oct 06, 2024: Weekly Church Offering

Oct 13, 2024: Weekly Church Offering

Oct 13, 2024: Respect Life Sunday

Oct 20, 2024: Weekly Church Offering

Oct 20, 2024: Parish Assessment

Oct 27, 2024: Weekly Church Offering

Oct 27, 2024: Building & Maintenance

November 2024

November 2024:

Nov 01, 2024: All Saints

Nov 02, 2024: All Souls

Nov 03, 2024: Weekly Church Offering

Nov 03, 2024: World Mission Sunday

Nov 10, 2024: Weekly Church Offering

Nov 10, 2024: Parish School Scholarship

Nov 17, 2024: Weekly Church Offering

Nov 24, 2024: Weekly Church Offering

Nov 24, 2024: Building & Maintenance

Nov 28, 2024: Thanksgiving

December 2024

December 2024:

Undated: Christmas Flowers

Dec 01, 2024: Weekly Church Offering

Dec 08, 2024: Weekly Church Offering

Dec 15, 2024: Weekly Church Offering

Dec 22, 2024: Weekly Church Offering

Dec 22, 2024: Building & Maintenance

Dec 25, 2024: Christmas

Dec 29, 2024: Weekly Church Offering

Dec 29, 2024: Fifth Sunday Fund

To learn more about the national second collections please see the "National Collections" section below.

YOU SPOKE, WE LISTENED! 

Look out for changes to our 2nd Collections.

Over the course of the next several years, we will begin to reduce the number of 2nd collections. Beginning in January 2024, some of the National collections will be combined, and some in-house 2nd collections will be reduced and/or eliminated. 

Our same in-house ministries will still be supported, though instead of being funded through multiple 2nd collections, they will be supported through the 1st collection (general fund). Beginning in January, the following changes will be made to in-house collections.

• Both Religious Education Ministries and Youth Ministry will be eliminated as a 2nd Collection.
• Parish School Scholarship will be reduced from four collections to two.

All three are vital ministries and the deficit from the change will be covered through the 1st collection. 

With this change, we are asking you to increase your 1st collection offering to ensure we are able to support these ministries. Your Catholic Generosity allows us to continue to evangelize. May God continue to bless you.

Nine of the national 2nd collections will be combined to have three separate 2nd collections, where you’ll have the option of selecting on the envelope, which of the funds your donation will go towards. Envelopes for these three will be available in the church and not mailed to you. 

Sacrificial giving is an act of gratitude to the Lord and also brings us joy and peace! The Sunday 1st Collection envelopes are the focus of our regular sacrificial giving and are an essential aspect of our participation in the sacrifice of Jesus on the Cross, which is what the Mass makes present.

Whether our sacrificial giving ends up being large or small in proportion to our income matters very little when considering the privilege it is simply to be generous and make a return of what God has given to us. 

“The same spirit must be there, nonetheless: loving unselfishly, generous with ourselves, willing to spend ourselves for others, without reckoning the cost...” - Bishop Emeritus Eugene J. Gerber

¡TÚ HABLAS, NOSOTROS ESCUCHAMOS!

Esté atento a los cambios en nuestras segundas colecciones.

En el transcurso de los próximos años, comenzaremos a reducir el número de segundas colecciones. A partir de enero de 2024, algunas de las colecciones nacionales se combinarán y algunas segundas colecciones internas se reducirán y/o eliminarán.

Nuestros mismos ministerios internos seguirán recibiendo apoyo, aunque en lugar de ser financiados a través de segundas colectas múltiples, serán apoyados a través de la primera colecta (fondo general). A partir de enero, se realizarán los siguientes cambios en las colecciones internas.

• Tanto el Ministerio de Educación Religiosa como el Ministerio Juvenil serán eliminados como una 2da Colecta.
• Beca Escuela Parroquial se reducirá de cuatro colectas a dos.

Los tres son ministerios vitales y el déficit del cambio se cubrirá mediante la primera recaudación.

Con este cambio, le pedimos que aumente su oferta de primera colección para garantizar que podamos apoyar a estos ministerios. Tu Generosidad Católica nos permite seguir evangelizando. Que Dios los siga bendiciendo.

Nueve de las segundas colecciones nacionales se combinarán para tener tres segundas colecciones separadas, donde tendrás la opción de seleccionar en el sobre a cuál de los fondos se destinará tu donación. Los sobres para estos tres estarán disponibles en la iglesia y no se los enviarán por correo.

¡El dar con sacrificio es un acto de gratitud al Señor y también nos trae alegría y paz! Los sobres de la Primera Colecta del Domingo son el foco de nuestra donación de sacrificio regular y son un aspecto esencial de nuestra participación en el sacrificio de Jesús en la Cruz, que es lo que la Misa hace presente.

Si nuestra ofrenda sacrificial termina siendo grande o pequeña en proporción a nuestros ingresos importa muy poco cuando consideramos el privilegio que es simplemente ser generoso y devolver lo que Dios nos ha dado.

“Sin embargo, debe existir el mismo espíritu: amar desinteresadamente, ser generosos con nosotros mismos, estar dispuestos a gastarnos por los demás, sin calcular el coste...” - Obispo emérito Eugene J. Gerber

  National Collections

Supporting the Church’s works of social justice, evangelization, catechesis, and national and local institutional development--domestically and around the world--through the generosity of parishioners to annual national appeals.

Church in Latin America

For over 50 years, the Collection for the Church in Latin America has provided a way to join in solidarity with our brothers and sisters in Latin America and the Caribbean. An example is that it helped translate the Catechism into the Mayan language Q’eqchi’.

In Mexico’s Diocese of Iztapalapa, much of the population lives below the poverty line and has trouble meeting basic needs. The crime rate is high. Offenders who complete their jail sentences face rejection and isolation and risk reoffending upon their return to society. With grant support from the Collection for the Church in Latin America, the diocese created the Cristo Redentor evangelization center, where persons released from prison can receive job search help, group therapy, spiritual direction, and the Sacrament of Reconciliation. And they can participate in recreational activities such as theater, games, and music, all at no charge.

Black and Indian Missions

Mandated by the III Plenary Council in 1884, the 125-year-old National Collection for Black and Indian people continues as the embodiment of the Church’s concern for evangelizing the Black and Indian peoples of the United States. The funds are distributed as grants to dioceses throughout the United States, supporting and strengthening evangelization programs which otherwise would cease. The Collection was formerly known as The Black and Indian Home Mission Collection.

Catholic Relief Services

The Catholic Relief Services Collection supports Catholic Church organizations that carry out international relief and solidarity efforts. Programs include relief and resettlement for victims of persecution, war, and natural disasters; development projects to improve living conditions for the poor; legal and support services for poor immigrants; peace and reconciliation work for people suffering from violence; and advocacy on behalf of the powerless.

Contributions to The Catholic Relief Services Collection are distributed to these six organizations:

• Catholic Relief Services for international relief and development.
• Migration and Refugee Services for refugee resettlement.
• Catholic Legal Immigration Network Inc. (CLINIC) for immigration legal services.
• Department of Justice, Peace, and Human Development for advocacy.
• Holy Father's Relief Fund for emergency relief. 
• Secretariat of Cultural Diversity in the Church for evangelization and ministry.

Catholic Home Missions Appeal

Home mission dioceses across the country face similar challenges: small Catholic populations, great distances between parishes, and economic hardships that make it difficult for parishes to meet the pastoral needs of their communities.

What is a Home Mission Diocese? Home mission dioceses are those Catholic dioceses in the United States, its territories, and former territories that cannot provide basic pastoral services without outside help. Basic pastoral services include Mass, the sacraments, religious education, and ministry training for priests, deacons, religious sisters, and laypeople. Nearly 40% of dioceses in the United States and its territories are considered home missions.

Catholic Communications Campaign

Merchant mariners, ¬fishermen, port workers, and others working in the maritime industries have special pastoral needs to remain connected with their faith. For over a century, Apostleship of the Sea (AOS) has served merchant sailors around the world by providing sacraments and spiritual renewal through port chaplaincies, as well as hospitality, recreational opportunities, and communication with loved ones at home.

Where do your funds go? Half of the collected funds remain in your diocese to support local communications projects. The other half supports the collective communication work of the bishops of the United States as well as other national projects in the United States and around the world.

Collection For The Holy Father

The Peter’s Pence Collection enables the Holy Father to respond with emergency financial assistance to requests to aid the neediest throughout the world—those who suffer as a result of war, oppression, and natural disasters. It likewise provides the faithful with a tangible opportunity to not only empower the weak, defenseless, and voiceless, but also sustain those who suffer.

For more information on Peter’s Pence, please visit the Vatican’s Peter’s Pence website: www.obolodisanpietro.va/ en/cos-e-l-obolo.html (English) or www.obolodisanpietro.va/ es/cos-e-l-obolo.html (español). Support for such papal efforts is rooted in the scriptural message exhorting us to take care of the poor, and it expresses unity with the Holy Father in two ways: through the ongoing activities of the Holy See and through the charitable works of the Holy Father on behalf of those most in need.

Catholic University of America

Since 1903, the National Collection – the only nationwide second collection taken for higher education in the U.S. – has been a critical source of funding for Catholic University. Thanks to the collection, the University has been able to educate thousands of young minds in both faith and reason, while upholding the highest standards of education and conducting critical research to serve dioceses, parishes and pastors throughout our country.

Catholic Campaign for Human Development (CCHD)

For more than 50 years, the Catholic Campaign for Human Development (CCHD) has supported organizations that combat poverty and improve the lives of people in communities across the United States. Not only do CCHD-funded organizations advocate with civic, business, and community religious leaders to improve access to affordable housing, job and educational opportunities, and rights for immigrants—they also respond quickly to urgent needs when communities experience emergencies.

When you support CCHD, you help local communities across the country innovate and work together to solve their own unique challenges. Twenty-¬five percent of your contribution stays in your diocese to support the organizations addressing your community’s needs for housing, jobs, and educational opportunities—and for keeping the lights on during a storm.

Retirement Fund for Religious

Merchant mariners, ¬fishermen, port workers, and others working in the maritime industries have special pastoral needs to remain connected with their faith. For over a century, Apostleship of the Sea (AOS) has served merchant sailors around the world by The National Religious Retirement Office coordinates the annual national appeal for the Retirement Fund for Religious and distributes financial assistance for retirement needs to eligible religious institutes. The National Religious Retirement Office and the Retirement Fund for Religious are sponsored by the Conference of Major Superiors of Men, Council of Major Superiors of Women Religious, Leadership Conference of Women Religious, and United States Conference of Catholic Bishops.  NRRO strives to support, educate and assist religious institutes in the United States to care for their elderly and frail members now and in the future. NRRO aims to:

• raise funds for retired religious;
• help religious institutes realistically assess their current retirement needs and implement planning;
• educate religious institutes to allocate assets realistically;
• develop educational tools, programs, services and resource materials that enable religious institutes to address retirement wisely.sacraments and spiritual renewal through port chaplaincies, as well as hospitality, recreational opportunities, and communication with loved ones at home.

World Mission Sunday

Every year on the second to last Sunday of October, parishes around the world observe World Mission Sunday, and a special collection is taken up to support the work of the Church in mission territories in Asia, Africa, Latin America, and Europe.

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1635 W. Benjamin Holt Drive, Stockton, CA 95207

Phone: (209) 472-2140

Fax: (209) 320-1515

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