St. Jude Catholic Community

Evangelizing the cultures is the main challenge for the Church. The Church needs to be flexible, to know the different groups and entities that form the local community and then teach the values of the Gospel through that culture. We are a diverse community, close to 50% Caucasian, close to 46% Latino and the rest are Caribbean, Haitian and Filipino.

It is very interesting to have to deal with diversity. The challenge is to build a family of faith from the different cultures, respecting every single culture, but bringing us together as members of the same family, regardless of the culture, education, wealth, or social status, where we can trust each other and be happy to be here with others as a Christian family.

God is the Father and we are brothers and sisters, and we are educated as Mary our Mother.

Sunday Mass Reflection

We are here to Serve and Share our gifts with the Community - Come Join Us - Check Out our Video Tour

Our Catholic Community while small is very diverse and active. Check out our video. It is a video tour of our community and a welcome message from our Pastor Fr. Raul Valdez.

Nobody can do everything, but everyone can do something. .

Living in God's Amazing Grace!

Meditation Garden, Blessing from our Bishop John Noonan.

This celebration was on Sunday, July 26, 2020 during the Holy Confirmation and Farewell reception of Fr. Bart.

Our blessing of having Bishop John Noonan on this special occasion.

Thank you to all the parishioners who make this dream a reality.

God Bless You All.

What People Say About Us

We are a church that believes in Jesus, a church that loves God and people

We have a strong sense of community with parishioners.

“We welcome visitors at our Church, St. Jude Catholic Community and would love to have you join us for prayer this weekend. If you wish to serve God and people, please check out the ministries that have an immediate need for volunteers.

We invite anyone and everyone to attend our Sunday gatherings to celebrate God in song, scripture and prayer..”