25th Sunday in Ordinary Time

In today’s Gospel, Jesus challenges the disciples’ assumptions about greatness, turning their ideas upside down by teaching that the first must be the last and the servant of all (Mark 9:30-37). At first glance, the disciples’ reaction seems almost automatic, driven by their desire for prestige and status. This instinctual response—seeking power and recognition—is part…

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24th Sunday in Ordinary Time

In this Sunday’s Gospel, Jesus engages in a powerful and personal dialogue with His disciples, asking them, “Who do people say that I am?” The responses vary—John the Baptist, Elijah, or one of the prophets—but it is Peter’s response, when Jesus asks, “But who do you say that I am?” that shifts the conversation. Peter,…

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22nd Sunday in Ordinary Time

One of the gifts of the COVID-era lockdowns was the awareness we developed for the different “essential workers” in our communities. From store clerks to first responders to nurses and doctors, we all got a sharp reminder how important the different strata of our working population really are and how important it is for us…

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Auction 2025 ~ A Moonlit Garden Gala ~ February 8th

Dear St. Simon Parishioners, The Parish Life Group (PLG) presents “A Moonlit Garden Gala”, the 15th biennial parish auction, to be held on Saturday, February 8th at the beautiful Villa Ragusa in Campbell. 5:30pm Cocktail Reception and Silent Auction   7:00pm Dinner and Live Auction   8:30pm Dancing FAQsDONATION FORM – SEE INSTRUCTIONS BELOWDONATE HEREBUY TICKETS HERE!FUND A…

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Tijuana Teen Reflection 2024

Three members of the Chao family from St. Simon joined us on the Tijuana Ministry Mission trip this summer.  Upon their return, students Dominic (19yrs) and Marissa (17yrs) wrote to their family and friends who  had helped them to raise the money to go on the trip and make donations to the ministry.  Here is…

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