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We invite you to Encounter Chrust with Us! Here at Sacred Heart Catholic Church we are a community of "soul food". Our heritage is multiciltural: Filipino, African American, Vietnamese, Korean, Italian, Hispanic, Irish, African, Japanese, German and made up of so many more! Our multiculturalism stretches beyond our minds, deepens out hearts and nourishes our soul. Enjoy the rest of our website as you experience who we are and what we are called to do! Fr. William "Bill" Mason, OMI, Pastor of Sacred Heart
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Sunday Mass Schedule
- Saturday Vigil 5:00 PM English English EN In-Person (indoors), Livestream not offered
- Sunday 7:30 AM English English EN In-Person (indoors), Livestream not offered 10:00 AM English English EN *In-Person (indoors, see updates for outdoor masses), Livestream via Zoom
Daily Mass Schedule- MonFri 8:00 AM English English EN In-Person (indoors), Livestream not offered
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During these 7 Weeks (post Pentecost) we will be looking at the Laudato Si Action Platform more closely as we ponder and contemplate how do we as individuals, families and parish “Care for our Common Home”. Response to the Cry of the Poor: The Response to the Cry of the Poor is a call to promote eco-justice, aware that we are called to defend human life from conception to death, and all forms of life on Earth. Actions could include projects to promote solidarity, with special attention given to vulnerable groups such as indigenous communities, refugees, migrants, and children at risk, analysis and improvement of social systems, and social service programms.Read More -
Usually on the final weekend of June, because it is near the feast of the Sacred Heart, we cancel all Masses and have one Mass on Sunday at 10:00 AM. The night before we have our international food fest. Again due to the virus we are cancelling our “International Food Fest” but we will be having one Unity Mass on Sunday, June 27th at 10:00 AM. Please mark your calendars for that date. It will be a chance for us to visit with each other after a long time of social distancing. More reminders in upcoming weeks.Read More -
With the arrival of the Hiroshima Tree (symbol) in the center of the Peace Garden@Sacred Heart, it is time to take the next step and that is a (sign), a “Peace Pole”. What is a Peace Pole? In the aftermath of the destruction of Hiroshima and Nagasaki Japan it became clear that if Peace was to happen, it would have to happen everywhere. These poles began to appear in Japan in the late 1950 and then in the 1980 in San Francisco and New York. At present there are at least 200,000 Peace Poles around the world. The message is clear: “May Peace Prevail on Earth” More news to come soon. For more info go to; peacepoles.comRead More -
Next Sunday, June 13, at the 10:00 am Mass, Sacred Heart will celebrate Philippine Heritage and Faith. We have invited Crystal Catalan to share her experience of culture and faith as a Filipina American. Crystal has served as a missioner for two years with the Cabrini Sisters in Baguio City and has spoken at various diocesan youth gatherings. So let together welcome Crystal to Sacred Heart and celebrate the blessings of the Filipino Community. This year we will not be serving food after the mass, yet simply gathering and sharing is another step towards a “new normal.”Read More -
We would like to form a St. Vincent de Paul society for our parish. Its main purpose is to help the poor. The diocesan level of the St. Vincent de Paul has said if we have some interested members in our parish they will send a small team to inform us about the structure, works and spirituality of this society. If you are interested in this pastoral effort to help the poor, please tell Fr. Bill and we will take it from there. At this point we are only asking a commitment to find out about this society. After that we will want to find out who is interested in going further. Please pray about whether or not God is calling you to be part of this service of the poor.Read More
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Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 307:30 Mass10:00 Mass12:00p Holy CommunionMonth View May 30, 2021-
Sunday, May 30, 7:30 AM - 8:30 AMIn-person only, no virtual presentation.Read More
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Sunday, May 30, 10:00 AM - 11:00 AMMass in-person and virtual presentation via Zoom. For more information click for more details on how to join and to view mass readings and songs for this liturgy.Read More
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Sunday, May 30, 12:00 PM - 12:30 PMHoly Communion distributed by parish priests in vehicle. Click for more details.Read More
31Month View May 31, 20211Month View June 1, 20212Month View June 2, 202137:00p Yoga4Month View June 4, 202155:00p Mass (Vigil)Month View June 5, 2021-
Saturday, June 5, 5:00 PM - 6:00 PMIn-person only, no virtual presentation.Read More
67:30 Mass10:00 MassMonth View June 6, 20217Month View June 7, 20218Month View June 8, 202197:00p Knights of Columbus - Oakland Council #784 MeetingMonth View June 9, 2021-
Wednesday, June 9, 7:00 PM - 9:00 PMRead More
107:00p Yoga11Month View June 11, 2021125:00p Mass (Vigil)Month View June 12, 2021-
Saturday, June 12, 5:00 PM - 6:00 PMIn-person only, no virtual presentation.Read More
137:30 Mass10:00 MassMonth View June 13, 202114Month View June 14, 202115Month View June 15, 202116Month View June 16, 2021177:00p Yoga18Month View June 18, 2021195:00p Mass (Vigil)Month View June 19, 2021-
Saturday, June 19, 5:00 PM - 6:00 PMIn-person only, no virtual presentation.Read More
207:30 Mass10:00 MassMonth View June 20, 202121Month View June 21, 202122Month View June 22, 202123Month View June 23, 2021247:00p Yoga25Month View June 25, 202126Month View June 26, 20212710:00 Unity MassMonth View June 27, 2021-
Sunday, June 27, 10:00 AM - 11:00 AMMass in-person and virtual presentation via Zoom. For more information click for more details on how to join and to view mass readings and songs for this liturgy.Read More
28Month View June 28, 202129Month View June 29, 202130Month View June 30, 20211Month View July 1, 20212Month View July 2, 202135:00p Mass (Vigil)Month View July 3, 2021-
Saturday, July 3, 5:00 PM - 6:00 PMIn-person only, no virtual presentation.Read More
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Weekly Mass Schedule and Intentions
Sat Jun 5 5:00 pm Gabriel Tran—Healing
Sun Jun 6 7:30 am For the People
Sun Jun 6 10:00 am Imelda Villezar-Gomez—Birthday
Steven Fajardo—Birthday
Esmeralda Grant—Birthday
Chris Adauto—Healing
Raymonde Lau—Healing
Maria Nguyen †
Adán Plinio Hernandez †
Mon Jun 7 8:00 am Gabriel Tran—Healing
Tue Jun 8 8:00 am For Our Homebound
Wed Jun 9 8:00 am Dorothy Allen †
Thu Jun 10 8:00 am Rosalie DeSanti †
Fri Jun 11 8:00 am Adán Plinio Hernandez †
Louise & Albert DeVincenzi †
Prayer Request
Please Pray For The Sick and Homebound, Especially:
Helen Flowers • Mary DeVincenzi • Maya Dolter • Lessie Prejean • Esemea Tabacco • Linda Hung • Charlie Rogers • Demetrio Tafoya • Jay Patel • Ernestine Pernecco • Luther Fleming • Joshua Yu • Anne Taco • Robert Hill • Maria Muscardin • Monique Ward •
Antonio Muscardin • Mary E. Terry • Mrs. Audrey Eason • Constance R. Eason • Jim Smith • Silivelia Alkowni •Ill and Homebound Ministry
If you or you know of anyone in the parish who is ill or homebound who would like to receive communion at their home or is in need of prayers, please contact the parish Office (510) 655-9209.
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Sacred Heart has a YouTube channel! As we livestream our 10:00 am Mass via Zoom we record the homilies given by the celebrant so anyone who may have missed it can revisit the message of the Gospel or if the spirit moves you revisit them anytime. Videos are uploaded weekly and can be accessed on our YouTube channel.
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Sacred Heart is happy to accept any offerrings online via the Diocese of Oakland payment portal. Online Giving offers families flexible, paperless ways to contribute to the Dicoese Catholic Appeal, weekly parish offertory, second and special collections, parish pledge campaigns and more. To give online click on the image below to be directed to the Diocesan webpage and follow the steps. You are more than welcome to mail any offering to the parish. The address is located in the "contact us" section of our website.
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June 5th-6th: Catholic Communications Campaign
The proceeds from this collection helps funds programs like Catholic Mobilization Network, which funds efforts to support Catholic principles of restorative justice. The CMN produced a study guide for the movie JUST MERCY, which told the story of a man wrongly accused of a crime. The study guide encouraged discussions about justice built on the movie. The CCC also provides news and information services, media evangelization, web-based communication projects and much more. Support for this collection enables our church to remain current with all the new media methods. This collection helps us keep up with all the advances in communication. Envelopes for this collection are on the table in the back of church. If you use a check please make out the check to Sacred Heart Church and we will send one check to the diocese. Thanks so much for your support.
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Hiroshima Peace Garden
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The blessing and dedication of the Hiroshima Peace Garden took place on April 24th by Fr. Jakc Lau, OMI. This was a joint project between the parish and Pax Christi-Northern California. The garden features a Hibakujumoku, a tree that survived the 1945 atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
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The garden also includes a rack where prayer ribbons can be tied to. A sampling of prayers collected during the month include: “We pray for the hungry and unhoused to be fed and sheltered. Amen”; “Peace means loving your neighbors”; and “Help us bring peace to all men and women.”
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