-
BackForwardPauseCaption
-
-
Mass Times
- Saturday: 5:00 PM EnglishEnglishEN Sunday Vigil
- Sunday: 8:30 AM EnglishEnglishEN 10:30 AM EnglishEnglishEN 4:00 PM SpanishEspañolES
- TueFri 8:30 AM EnglishEnglishEN
-
reconciliation
- Friday: 9:00 AM to 10:30 AM
- Saturday: 3:30 PM to 4:30 PM or for appointment, please call the parish office at (530)889-2254.
-
Today's Readings
-
ADORATION OF THE
BLESSED SACRAMENTEvery Friday after 8:30am Mass, there will be an adoration from 9:00am to 4:30pm.
Benediction at 4:30pm.
ANOINTING OF THE SICKAnointings will take place every Tuesday morning in the chapel after 8:30 Mass. To arrange for anointing, please call the parish office at 530-889-2254.
ONLINE GIVING
We are grateful for your support of your church. This site lets you set up automatic contributions. Please click here and complete your initial account registration, or to sign in if you are already registered. Thank you!
FORMED: The Catholic Faith on demand. Get thousands of movies, programs, audio, and books instantly!
Our parish has a FORMED subscription.
To set up your free account, click HERE. Only the name of our parish and your name and email address are required.
Once you have signed up, you can access all FORMED resources, including the following:
To view FORMED content on your mobile device, "there's an app for that"!
-
Life Teen Blog
-
2 months agoYou know the scenes that make me sob the most in books and movies? It’s not when characters are treated unfairly. It’s not when all seems hopeless. It’s not even necessarily when the protagonist...
-
2 months ago“The Eucharist is my highway to heaven.” – (Soon-to-Be) Saint Carlo Acutis Eeeeek! Let me pause for a minute to do some backflips!!! A real-life saint. A saint who was alive only 18 years ago?!...
-
2 months agoImagine for a minute that you are on a mountain with Jesus. You’re both having a great time, our Lord is telling hilarious jokes, and you feel like you’re on top of the world. The view is magnificent…
-
-
-
The Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults (RCIA) this ministry prepares adults (and those in their late teen years) for active participation in the Faith. We welcome all those who are interested in inquiring about the Catholic Faith, or coming into full communion with the Catholic Church. These classes are also open to those who are already Catholic and want a deeper understanding of their faith, or for Catholic adults who need to be confirmed.
Please call the office (530) 889-2254, our RCIA Director Karen Sheehan (916) 812-3737 or email us at Cactusjack223@gmail.com if you are interested in registering for this program. Classes begin in September.
The St Teresa of Avila Parish Seniors Group caters to the senior members of the parish. Anyone over 55 or retired can be a member, and people are welcome to bring a friend.
The group meets monthly on the second Friday of the month at 11:00 AM. Activities include potluck luncheons, picnics, guest speakers, dinning out, and local trips. On special events we have live entertainment.
The Seniors Group's is motto is "Sociability within the Catholic Community." Our functions keep seniors active and help them to get to know other senior parishioner's in our church.
For more information, please contact Erin Angulo at 530-652-4038. -
we have an APP!
Download the MyParish app from the Google Play or Apple's App Store. Then search for St. Teresa of Avila Parish. There is a wealth of information available at your fingertips! -
resources
-
The Amen app is the free Catholic prayer app that inspires your daily conversation with God through faithful meditations and nourishing Scripture.Please enjoy this latest offering from the Augustine Institute.
-
Mission Statement
In God's love, the Eucharistic community of St. Teresa of Avila, Auburn, embraces and welcomes all as part of God's family. We value every parishioner and strive to reflect the mercy, forgiveness, and healing of Jesus Christ.
-
Father Michael Carroll It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of our beloved former pastor, Father Michael Carroll. On December 27th 2024, Father Mike unexpectedly but peacefully passed away at his residence in Capwell Road, Cork. Predeceased by his beloved parents Helen and Bertie and infant brothers Barry and Christopher. Deeply mourned and lovingly remembered by his brothers Noel and Tim, sisters Myra and Mary, sisters-in-law Eileen and Virginia, brother-in-law Azam, nephews and nieces, grand-nephews and grand-nieces, cousins, all of his extended family, Bishop Fintan Gavin, Bishop Emeritus John Buckley, Bishop Jaime Soto, Bishop Emeritus William Weigand, confreres of the Dioceses of Cork and Ross and Sacramento, parishioners, neighbors and a large circle of friends in Ireland and the USA.
Reposing at Sullivan's Funeral Home, Turners Cross, on Wednesday, January 1st from 5.00pm until 6.00pm.The Requiem Mass was celebrated at 11.00am on Thursday, January 2nd at Christ the King Church, Turners Cross (3am PST). Please click HERE to watch the recorded Requiem Mass.
A memorial Mass was celebrated by Bishop Jaime Soto at St. Teresa of Avila Church in Auburn, California on Friday, January 17th. Click HERE to view the recording.
May Father Mike rest in peace.
Rosary Group
"For where there are two or three gathered together in my name, there am I in the midst of them" -Matthew 18:20
Our parish has an active Rosary group that prays the Rosary every Tuesday – Friday at 8:00 a.m. in the Chapel. For more information, please contact Joyce Schwartz at (630)730-4732.
Need help with hearing at Mass?
Assistance devices for the hearing impaired are now available for use at Mass. Please contact the sacristan to check one out. Although we do have headsets available, we advise for the sake of cleanliness that you bring your own – any radio or cellphone earphone should work in our wireless receivers. Please return the hearing devices to the sacristan after Mass.
Calling all Altar Servers!
Please click HERE to signup for this important ministry.We will have regular altar server training sessions each month and special mandatory training during Advent and Lent in preparation for the special liturgies of Christmas, Passion Week, and Easter.
St. Teresa’s has two levels of servers:
Candle bearers and Cross bearers, which levels are open to everyone of any age who is a baptized Catholic and has received their First Holy Communion.
Candle Bearers are our first level and are filled by servers who are learning the ropes or are still too small to carry the Cross during the Introit and Recessional. After initial training, new servers start at the candle bearer level, which allows them to become accustomed to serving in the liturgy. The candle bearers attend the presiding priest or deacon at the Ambo and back up the cross-bearer, ensuring all necessary items for the altar are ready for Father and assist him with the Lavabo.
When a candle bearer has served, usually at least a year, and is strong enough to carry the crucifix, they graduate to cross-bearer. Cross bearers assist the presiding priest and deacons directly at the altar and with the distribution of Communion.
When cross-bearers have served at least a year, they can, if they wish, also be trained as thurifers to assist Father in incensing the alter during High Masses and Benedictions.
Our parish has a FORMED subscription!
To set up your free account, click HERE. Only the name of our parish and your name and email address are required.
Looking for a place to serve? We have ministries in need of volunteers!
We are in need of altar servers for all Masses. Please contact Brigit Barnes for more information. bsbarnes@landlawbybarnes.com
Extraordinary Ministers of the Eucharist need additional volunteers - please click HERE for more information about this important liturgical ministry, and for contact information.
Our Music Ministry needs more children and youth to sing in our 10:30am choir. Click HERE for more information about the ministry, and for contact information.
Evening Online Scriptural Rosary with
KofC Auburn Council 6149
Every Sunday from 7:00-8:00pmMy brothers & sisters in Christ,
I would like to offer my thanks and appreciation to all of those who have participated previously in our weekly rosary. May I invite everyone to come and share in this rich tradition of the Church.
During difficult times, our faith tells us that we need to come together in prayer and pray to our Blessed Lord as one people. . In accordance with that tradition, Auburn KofC Council 6149 would like to invite everyone to come and share in the Prayer of the Gospels with us online every Sunday evening at 7:00pm. In each decade the Hail Mary will be preceded by a scripture reading. To view the scripture reading please use the following link for a guide to a scriptural rosary:
https://www.kofc14057.org/prayerbook/scriptural_rosary.pdf
Given the time of the year, we will also include the The Litany of Saint Benedict. This prayer can be accessed with the following link:
http://www.catholictradition.org/Litanies/litany58a.htm
Leo Tolstoy said "Give me faith, Lord, and let me help others find it."
The Knights of Columbus Auburn Council 6149 would like to offer this scriptural rosary publicly to help others find their faith and come together in common prayer. The rosary is our expression of faith, and we would like to offer this as a service to the Christian community and to those of like mind to come together and pray for the common good.
We are open to questions, comments and feedback in an attempt to make this a more spirituality fulfilling experience. Also, if you have any prayers or intentions that you want to offer, please let me know. Comments, prayers & intentions can be addressed to me at kofc6149@gmail.com."If I had an army to say the Rosary, I could conquer the world."
Blessed Pope Pius IX
I hope to see everyone there.
In Christo,
Hugh Paxton
Rosary Chairman
PGK of Auburn Council 6149
Auburn, California
Location: Online
Organizer: kofc6149@gmail.com
hugh_paxton@yahoo.comJourney with Christ: The Liturgical Year
Through Him, and with Him, and in Him. O God, Almighty Father,
In the unity of the Holy Spirit, All glory and honor is Yours,
For ever and ever. (Holy Mass)
“Holy Church celebrates the saving work of Christ on prescribed days in the course of the year with sacred remembrance. Each week, on the day called the Lord's Day, she commemorates the Resurrection of the Lord, which she also celebrates once a year in the great Paschal Solemnity, together with his blessed Passion. In fact, throughout the course of the year the Church unfolds the entire mystery of Christ and...
(click here for full article) -
The Bible in a Year (with Fr. Mike Schmitz)
-
Fr. Mike takes a break from 2 Chronicles to enter into the book of Hosea. We learn that Hosea was a prophet called to not only witness to God's words, but to his actions as well. Fr. Mike also...
-
Fr. Mike talks about how we see both an abundance of faith, and a great lack of faith in our readings today. While the widow Elisha visits shows us a beautiful example of walking in faith, king Ahaz...
-
Fr. Mike zeroes in on how Uzziah's prideful desire to worship God in his own way led to his tragic death. We are reminded once again how easily the kings over Judea strayed away from God after...
-
-
-
-
Where to find us
-
