Have you ever wanted to join an army with the Holy Spirit and Mary as your guides? Now is your chance! We invite men and women to join the Legion of Mary, Mother of Mercy Praesidium, a dedicated lay apostolate committed to living out the Spiritual Works of Mercy. We develop our personal spirituality through “Mary’s School,” and discover how the Holy Spirit can guide us in serving Jesus through caring for others. As members of the Legion of Mary, we seek to deepen our devotion to our Blessed Mother, asking for her intercession to her Divine Son, Our Lord. Our mission goes beyond prayer as we visit those who are living in nursing homes and assisted living facilities, bringing the light of our faith to those who can no longer attend Church. Come, pray, and see what the Holy Spirit and Mary can do through you.

New Bible Study: The Meaning and Overview of the Sacred Scriptures Join us for an engaging new Bible study series where we’ll explore how the Bible was formed, what it means for Scripture to be inspired and inerrant, how Catholics interpret the Bible, and gain a broad overview of the entire Bible—all rooted in the wisdom of the Church. Choose one of two weekly sessions (same content each time): Monday evenings at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday mornings at 9:30 a.m. No registration or fee required (free will offerings are welcome). Bring a Bible, bring a friend, and come grow in your love for God's Word!

Tremble Clefs was created over 20 years ago to help people with Parkinson’s with their speech volume, breath control, lung expansion, swallowing and voice intonation. There is no cost to attend. People with Parkinson’s and their caregivers are encouraged to join in on the fun. You don’t have to be able to read music and you don’t have to be able to carry a tune. Simply attend and enjoy the voice lessons as well as the singing. Come learn, share and meet the other involved Parkinson’s persons. If you would like to participate in Tremble Clefs, please call Rick Ankrom at (760) 420-0121.

Open to all 6th, 7th, and 8th graders! Come for food, games, discussion...and of course the movie! Bring a friend!

How did Christ's coming change things? For the next several weeks tune into the weekly zoom meeting link on Thursdays mornings at 10 am. All women are invited. The book being discussed is JOY TO THE WORLD by Scott Hahn. It is an easy read and makes a great Christmas gift as well. Join us to learn more about the Son of God becoming Christ the man. See Zoom link in monthly Flocknote or contact: Beverly Rossio @ beverly@blrossio.com Zoom Link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/85387964034?pwd=ZGxBcUd3ajA1K2EraHJWNVF0bUVvUT09

Sunday, August 4, 2024, 7:30 AM - 12:00 PM Repeats every first Sunday of the month Location: Parish Center Parking Lot

Come and enjoy a DELICIOUS breakfast feast! Bring your family and friends!

Rancho Bernardo Rancho Bernardo Team Leader Carol Maher 760-749-8234 hcmaher@cox.net First Monday of each Month 10am - Noon (NCPSG Sponsored) San Rafael Catholic Church 17252 Bernardo Center Drive, Rancho Bernardo

Bible Study: The Meaning and Overview of the Sacred Scriptures Join us for an engaging new Bible study series where we’ll explore how the Bible was formed, what it means for Scripture to be inspired and inerrant, how Catholics interpret the Bible, and gain a broad overview of the entire Bible—all rooted in the wisdom of the Church. Choose one of two weekly sessions (same content each time): Monday evenings at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday mornings at 9:30 a.m. Location: Rooms H & I No registration or fee required (free will offerings are welcome). Bring a Bible, bring a friend, and come grow in your love for God's Word!

The Knights and Dames of the Equestrian Order of the Holy Sepulchre of Jerusalem host a rosary on the first Monday of each month with a reception following in the Parish Library at 7:00 pm. All parishioners are invited to join us in praying for our Christian Brothers and Sisters in the Holy Land. For information about our Order please visit our website https://www.eohsjwesternusa.org/

Have you ever wanted to join an army with the Holy Spirit and Mary as your guides? Now is your chance! We invite men and women to join the Legion of Mary, Mother of Mercy Praesidium, a dedicated lay apostolate committed to living out the Spiritual Works of Mercy. We develop our personal spirituality through “Mary’s School,” and discover how the Holy Spirit can guide us in serving Jesus through caring for others. As members of the Legion of Mary, we seek to deepen our devotion to our Blessed Mother, asking for her intercession to her Divine Son, Our Lord. Our mission goes beyond prayer as we visit those who are living in nursing homes and assisted living facilities, bringing the light of our faith to those who can no longer attend Church. Come, pray, and see what the Holy Spirit and Mary can do through you.

New Bible Study: The Meaning and Overview of the Sacred Scriptures Join us for an engaging new Bible study series where we’ll explore how the Bible was formed, what it means for Scripture to be inspired and inerrant, how Catholics interpret the Bible, and gain a broad overview of the entire Bible—all rooted in the wisdom of the Church. Choose one of two weekly sessions (same content each time): Monday evenings at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday mornings at 9:30 a.m. No registration or fee required (free will offerings are welcome). Bring a Bible, bring a friend, and come grow in your love for God's Word!

Tremble Clefs was created over 20 years ago to help people with Parkinson’s with their speech volume, breath control, lung expansion, swallowing and voice intonation. There is no cost to attend. People with Parkinson’s and their caregivers are encouraged to join in on the fun. You don’t have to be able to read music and you don’t have to be able to carry a tune. Simply attend and enjoy the voice lessons as well as the singing. Come learn, share and meet the other involved Parkinson’s persons. If you would like to participate in Tremble Clefs, please call Rick Ankrom at (760) 420-0121.

Every 2nd & 4th Wednesday we have a specialty group for family & friends of people with mental health challenges. We realize you have unique issues and this is a place for you to get to talk about your experience and share tips and tricks. Everyone is welcome to share a topic related to your mental health or your loved one and get feedback. If you prefer, you may just listen and give feedback to others. This is one of two specialty family & friends groups offered in the county. It is small and offers ample time to share your experience and resources.

How did Christ's coming change things? For the next several weeks tune into the weekly zoom meeting link on Thursdays mornings at 10 am. All women are invited. The book being discussed is JOY TO THE WORLD by Scott Hahn. It is an easy read and makes a great Christmas gift as well. Join us to learn more about the Son of God becoming Christ the man. See Zoom link in monthly Flocknote or contact: Beverly Rossio @ beverly@blrossio.com Zoom Link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/85387964034?pwd=ZGxBcUd3ajA1K2EraHJWNVF0bUVvUT09

This year marks the first annual time that San Rafael Parish will be attending as a group, and we are thrilled to come together in faith, fellowship, and fun! Join us as we gather with the San Diego Catholic community and the Padres for Catholic Night at Petco Park. Your Catholic Night Theme Game Package includes a limited-edition themed hat and a ticket to the game—a perfect way to show your spirit while connecting with fellow Catholics from across the diocese. Let’s make this a memorable tradition and represent San Rafael proudly!

Bible Study: The Meaning and Overview of the Sacred Scriptures Join us for an engaging new Bible study series where we’ll explore how the Bible was formed, what it means for Scripture to be inspired and inerrant, how Catholics interpret the Bible, and gain a broad overview of the entire Bible—all rooted in the wisdom of the Church. Choose one of two weekly sessions (same content each time): Monday evenings at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday mornings at 9:30 a.m. Location: Rooms H & I No registration or fee required (free will offerings are welcome). Bring a Bible, bring a friend, and come grow in your love for God's Word!

Have you ever wanted to join an army with the Holy Spirit and Mary as your guides? Now is your chance! We invite men and women to join the Legion of Mary, Mother of Mercy Praesidium, a dedicated lay apostolate committed to living out the Spiritual Works of Mercy. We develop our personal spirituality through “Mary’s School,” and discover how the Holy Spirit can guide us in serving Jesus through caring for others. As members of the Legion of Mary, we seek to deepen our devotion to our Blessed Mother, asking for her intercession to her Divine Son, Our Lord. Our mission goes beyond prayer as we visit those who are living in nursing homes and assisted living facilities, bringing the light of our faith to those who can no longer attend Church. Come, pray, and see what the Holy Spirit and Mary can do through you.

New Bible Study: The Meaning and Overview of the Sacred Scriptures Join us for an engaging new Bible study series where we’ll explore how the Bible was formed, what it means for Scripture to be inspired and inerrant, how Catholics interpret the Bible, and gain a broad overview of the entire Bible—all rooted in the wisdom of the Church. Choose one of two weekly sessions (same content each time): Monday evenings at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday mornings at 9:30 a.m. No registration or fee required (free will offerings are welcome). Bring a Bible, bring a friend, and come grow in your love for God's Word!

Tremble Clefs was created over 20 years ago to help people with Parkinson’s with their speech volume, breath control, lung expansion, swallowing and voice intonation. There is no cost to attend. People with Parkinson’s and their caregivers are encouraged to join in on the fun. You don’t have to be able to read music and you don’t have to be able to carry a tune. Simply attend and enjoy the voice lessons as well as the singing. Come learn, share and meet the other involved Parkinson’s persons. If you would like to participate in Tremble Clefs, please call Rick Ankrom at (760) 420-0121.

How did Christ's coming change things? For the next several weeks tune into the weekly zoom meeting link on Thursdays mornings at 10 am. All women are invited. The book being discussed is JOY TO THE WORLD by Scott Hahn. It is an easy read and makes a great Christmas gift as well. Join us to learn more about the Son of God becoming Christ the man. See Zoom link in monthly Flocknote or contact: Beverly Rossio @ beverly@blrossio.com Zoom Link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/85387964034?pwd=ZGxBcUd3ajA1K2EraHJWNVF0bUVvUT09

Do you enjoy knitting or crocheting, or would you like to learn how? Join the San Rafael Yarn Ministry! Our mission is to create beautiful handmade items for those in our parish and community who are ill, elderly, or in need. As we knit and crochet, we also pray for them and for one another, bringing comfort and sharing Christ’s love.

Bible Study: The Meaning and Overview of the Sacred Scriptures Join us for an engaging new Bible study series where we’ll explore how the Bible was formed, what it means for Scripture to be inspired and inerrant, how Catholics interpret the Bible, and gain a broad overview of the entire Bible—all rooted in the wisdom of the Church. Choose one of two weekly sessions (same content each time): Monday evenings at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday mornings at 9:30 a.m. Location: Rooms H & I No registration or fee required (free will offerings are welcome). Bring a Bible, bring a friend, and come grow in your love for God's Word!

Have you ever wanted to join an army with the Holy Spirit and Mary as your guides? Now is your chance! We invite men and women to join the Legion of Mary, Mother of Mercy Praesidium, a dedicated lay apostolate committed to living out the Spiritual Works of Mercy. We develop our personal spirituality through “Mary’s School,” and discover how the Holy Spirit can guide us in serving Jesus through caring for others. As members of the Legion of Mary, we seek to deepen our devotion to our Blessed Mother, asking for her intercession to her Divine Son, Our Lord. Our mission goes beyond prayer as we visit those who are living in nursing homes and assisted living facilities, bringing the light of our faith to those who can no longer attend Church. Come, pray, and see what the Holy Spirit and Mary can do through you.

New Bible Study: The Meaning and Overview of the Sacred Scriptures Join us for an engaging new Bible study series where we’ll explore how the Bible was formed, what it means for Scripture to be inspired and inerrant, how Catholics interpret the Bible, and gain a broad overview of the entire Bible—all rooted in the wisdom of the Church. Choose one of two weekly sessions (same content each time): Monday evenings at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday mornings at 9:30 a.m. No registration or fee required (free will offerings are welcome). Bring a Bible, bring a friend, and come grow in your love for God's Word!

Tremble Clefs was created over 20 years ago to help people with Parkinson’s with their speech volume, breath control, lung expansion, swallowing and voice intonation. There is no cost to attend. People with Parkinson’s and their caregivers are encouraged to join in on the fun. You don’t have to be able to read music and you don’t have to be able to carry a tune. Simply attend and enjoy the voice lessons as well as the singing. Come learn, share and meet the other involved Parkinson’s persons. If you would like to participate in Tremble Clefs, please call Rick Ankrom at (760) 420-0121.

Every 2nd & 4th Wednesday we have a specialty group for family & friends of people with mental health challenges. We realize you have unique issues and this is a place for you to get to talk about your experience and share tips and tricks. Everyone is welcome to share a topic related to your mental health or your loved one and get feedback. If you prefer, you may just listen and give feedback to others. This is one of two specialty family & friends groups offered in the county. It is small and offers ample time to share your experience and resources.

How did Christ's coming change things? For the next several weeks tune into the weekly zoom meeting link on Thursdays mornings at 10 am. All women are invited. The book being discussed is JOY TO THE WORLD by Scott Hahn. It is an easy read and makes a great Christmas gift as well. Join us to learn more about the Son of God becoming Christ the man. See Zoom link in monthly Flocknote or contact: Beverly Rossio @ beverly@blrossio.com Zoom Link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/85387964034?pwd=ZGxBcUd3ajA1K2EraHJWNVF0bUVvUT09

Bible Study: The Meaning and Overview of the Sacred Scriptures Join us for an engaging new Bible study series where we’ll explore how the Bible was formed, what it means for Scripture to be inspired and inerrant, how Catholics interpret the Bible, and gain a broad overview of the entire Bible—all rooted in the wisdom of the Church. Choose one of two weekly sessions (same content each time): Monday evenings at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday mornings at 9:30 a.m. Location: Rooms H & I No registration or fee required (free will offerings are welcome). Bring a Bible, bring a friend, and come grow in your love for God's Word!

Have you ever wanted to join an army with the Holy Spirit and Mary as your guides? Now is your chance! We invite men and women to join the Legion of Mary, Mother of Mercy Praesidium, a dedicated lay apostolate committed to living out the Spiritual Works of Mercy. We develop our personal spirituality through “Mary’s School,” and discover how the Holy Spirit can guide us in serving Jesus through caring for others. As members of the Legion of Mary, we seek to deepen our devotion to our Blessed Mother, asking for her intercession to her Divine Son, Our Lord. Our mission goes beyond prayer as we visit those who are living in nursing homes and assisted living facilities, bringing the light of our faith to those who can no longer attend Church. Come, pray, and see what the Holy Spirit and Mary can do through you.

New Bible Study: The Meaning and Overview of the Sacred Scriptures Join us for an engaging new Bible study series where we’ll explore how the Bible was formed, what it means for Scripture to be inspired and inerrant, how Catholics interpret the Bible, and gain a broad overview of the entire Bible—all rooted in the wisdom of the Church. Choose one of two weekly sessions (same content each time): Monday evenings at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday mornings at 9:30 a.m. No registration or fee required (free will offerings are welcome). Bring a Bible, bring a friend, and come grow in your love for God's Word!

Tremble Clefs was created over 20 years ago to help people with Parkinson’s with their speech volume, breath control, lung expansion, swallowing and voice intonation. There is no cost to attend. People with Parkinson’s and their caregivers are encouraged to join in on the fun. You don’t have to be able to read music and you don’t have to be able to carry a tune. Simply attend and enjoy the voice lessons as well as the singing. Come learn, share and meet the other involved Parkinson’s persons. If you would like to participate in Tremble Clefs, please call Rick Ankrom at (760) 420-0121.

How did Christ's coming change things? For the next several weeks tune into the weekly zoom meeting link on Thursdays mornings at 10 am. All women are invited. The book being discussed is JOY TO THE WORLD by Scott Hahn. It is an easy read and makes a great Christmas gift as well. Join us to learn more about the Son of God becoming Christ the man. See Zoom link in monthly Flocknote or contact: Beverly Rossio @ beverly@blrossio.com Zoom Link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/85387964034?pwd=ZGxBcUd3ajA1K2EraHJWNVF0bUVvUT09