Immaculate Conception

 Church

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 Will you be exalted to heaven?  You will go down to the nether world.

          Humility is a great virtue.  Without possession of humility, the virtue of fortitude is not only a virtue, but it even erupts into the vice of pride.

           Consider the king (David) in whom sublime humility and a humble sublimity begins to shine by a happy arrangement.  Lord, he says, my heart is not exalted nor are my eyes haughty (Psalm 130:1).  Look back on his whole life's journey with painstaking attention, and wherever you turn your eyes, you shall find him sprinkled with flowers of humility.

            In fact, listen to what he says in another place:  I shall guard my strength in you (PS 58:10).  How truly the just one speaks, the one who practices justice!  For indeed there are many who guard their strength not in God but in vainglory, those who trust in their own virtue (PS 48:7), who boast about receiving virtues as if they had not received them (1 Cor 4:7), causing offense to their Creator, from whom comes every best gift and every perfect gift (Jas 1:17).

            Therefore, don't let fortitude cross over into pride.  Fortitude must be seasoned with the salt of humility, because nothing shall benefit a bold obedience if, unhappily, it is stained with haughtiness.

St. Bernard of Clairvaux, Homily on the Steps of Obedience
Bernard of Clairvaux (1090 - 1153) was an abbot and Doctor of the Church.  He was a great spiritual master, prolific writer, and propagator of reform in the Cistercian Order.

We, the Roman Catholic Community of Immaculate Conception Church, continue the tradition of proclaiming and living the gospel under the guidance of the Blessed Mother. 
We wish to be a Eucharistic family, striving to minister to our sisters and brothers of multicultural traditions.  We are committed to become like Christ to all.

For more information about religous education please click here.

Par mas informacion sobre nuestro programa de educacion religiosa haga clic aqui.

For Immaculate's re-opening for Sunday Mass click here.

For other important dates and times (Confession, Adoration, Baptism, etc. ) click here.

The church can only be filled to 25% capacity.
The elevator cannot be used.
La iglesia solo puede llenarse al 25% de su capacidad.  No se puede usar el elevado.

Monday - Friday:  7:00 am & 8:30 am
Saturday: 8:30 am & 5:30 pm (vigil Mass)
Sunday: 8:00 am, 9:30 am, 11:00 am (Español), 12:45 pm, & 5:00 pm (Español)

Masks must be worn at all times.

All parishioners must enter through the black side steps.  There is no access throught the parish office.

Todos los feligreses deben ingresar por los escalones negros en el lado del parqueo.  No hay acceso a través de la oficina parroquial.

July 6 - September 7, 2020

Monday - Friday:      9:00am - 5:00pm 
          Office closed for lunch from 12 - 12:30 pm
Saturday:    9:00am - 1:00pm 
Saturday:    8:30am - 2:00pm 

As Christians, we must stand up for racial justice by working for reform in our institutions and in our communities.