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DROP OFF LOCATION:
St. Stanislaus Catholic School
1416 Maze Blvd.
Modesto, CA 95351
Contact person:
Adriana Barnick
adrianabarnick@gmail.com
209-712-3379
St. Stanislaus Catholic School
1416 Maze Blvd.
Modesto, CA 95351
Contact person:
Adriana Barnick
adrianabarnick@gmail.com
209-712-3379
Winter Coat Drive
DROP OFF LOCATIONS:
West Modesto Community Collaborative
601. S Martin Luther King Dr.
Modesto, CA 95351
8AM-5PM | 209-522-6902
Catholic Charities Modesto
1506 H Street
Modesto, CA 95354
Modesto, CA 95354
8:30AM-1:30PM | 209-444-5900
EVENTS IN THE DIOCESE
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PRAY FOR OUR SEMINARIANS
Help is especially needed at St. Stanislaus Church in recruiting new members for the Church Art and Environment Committee.
You may notice that as different liturgical seasons roll around here at St. Stanislaus, the Church the décor changes.
The Art & Environment Committee works to bring beauty and a prayerful atmosphere to our Worship space. Their goal is to enhance our worship experience by providing liturgically appropriate decoration, not to distract from the Mass. This will be done by coming up with Liturgical themes that echo the whole life of Christ through the seasons of Advent, Ordinary Time, Lent, Easter and other special occasions/events.
The committee is looking for willing hands to help them rearrange decorations and make our worship space beautiful. We are a multi-cultural parish, and the A&E Committee is looking for ways to honor other cultures, and are always open to new suggestions and ideas.
If you are interested in volunteering, please email your interest and information for the Art & Environment Committee at: info@ststanscc.org sessions for new members are scheduled as needed.
The committee is looking for willing hands to help them rearrange decorations and make our worship space beautiful. We are a multi-cultural parish, and the A&E Committee is looking for ways to honor other cultures, and are always open to new suggestions and ideas.
If you are interested in volunteering, please email your interest and information for the Art & Environment Committee at: info@ststanscc.org sessions for new members are scheduled as needed.
Requirements:
- All members must complete the diocesan Safe Environment Training for Adults
Helpful Attributes:
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Flexible schedule during the various feasts, seasons, and particular celebrations within the liturgical year.
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Desire to create a beautiful environment to enhance liturgies
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UPCOMING EVENTS
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Interested in joining the Science Olympiad team? We're looking for students to compete this year. Check out the events and let us know which ones interest you by filling out the jot form below.
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DECEMBER EVENTS
The Diocese of Stockton is pleased to announce the 44th annual celebration in honor of Our Lady of Guadalupe. The event begins at 12 p.m. on Sunday, Dec. 8, 2024, with a procession from St. Mary’s Church, concluding with a Holy Mass at the Stockton Arena at 2 p.m. The diocese invites all to walk in communion with Mary and the Church to encounter Jesus in the Eucharistic celebration.
In 1981, the Office of Hispanic Apostolate of the Diocese of Stockton began the tradition of journeying through the downtown streets in a pilgrimage honoring Our Lady of Guadalupe. Each year, parish groups from across the diocese unite in honoring Our Lady of Guadalupe. Pilgrims sing, pray, and dance in praise of God and in gratitude for her intercession as a loving mother. More than ten thousand people gather annually to participate in this tribute.
In 1986, the Most Reverend Donald Montrose, the fourth Bishop of Stockton, gifted a 6-foot-tall image of Our Lady of Guadalupe for the diocesan procession. This image has since accompanied the faithful each year on their journey, symbolizing their path toward an encounter with her beloved Son, Jesus Christ. The pilgrimage concludes with the celebration of the Eucharist.
In anticipation of this year’s celebration, the Most Reverend Myron J. Cotta, Bishop of Stockton, shared a message with the faithful: “As Pilgrims of Hope, let us prepare ourselves for the Coming of the Lord as we welcome the anticipated Year of Jubilee. May the prayers of Our Lady of Hope, Our Lady of Guadalupe, guide us to Jesus, who is God with us!”
Information courtesy of: Diocese of Stockton
In 1981, the Office of Hispanic Apostolate of the Diocese of Stockton began the tradition of journeying through the downtown streets in a pilgrimage honoring Our Lady of Guadalupe. Each year, parish groups from across the diocese unite in honoring Our Lady of Guadalupe. Pilgrims sing, pray, and dance in praise of God and in gratitude for her intercession as a loving mother. More than ten thousand people gather annually to participate in this tribute.
In 1986, the Most Reverend Donald Montrose, the fourth Bishop of Stockton, gifted a 6-foot-tall image of Our Lady of Guadalupe for the diocesan procession. This image has since accompanied the faithful each year on their journey, symbolizing their path toward an encounter with her beloved Son, Jesus Christ. The pilgrimage concludes with the celebration of the Eucharist.
In anticipation of this year’s celebration, the Most Reverend Myron J. Cotta, Bishop of Stockton, shared a message with the faithful: “As Pilgrims of Hope, let us prepare ourselves for the Coming of the Lord as we welcome the anticipated Year of Jubilee. May the prayers of Our Lady of Hope, Our Lady of Guadalupe, guide us to Jesus, who is God with us!”
Information courtesy of: Diocese of Stockton
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