Honor a loved one ... On All Souls' Day and throughout the month of November, let's pray for our faithful departed loved ones.

Congratulations to the 2017 Country Fair Raffle winners. See who won ...

This is a great way to meet others in our community while supporting the church and school. Sign up to VOLUNTEER at the FAIR!

We echo the sentiments of the Bishops of California and the United States in expressing our disappointment with the decision to rescind DACA (Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals).

As read by Fr. Rick at the masses on Labor Day weekend

Our hearts and prayers go out to the 150+ parishes, schools, dioceses, and ministries that have been directly impacted by flooding, wind damage, and power outages wrought by Hurricane Harvey.

How can you help support St. Mary’s maintenance worker Juan Dircio's grandson?

Bishop Patrick J. McGrath’s statement on recent events in Charlottesville, Virginia

We would like to invite you to join us for our inaugural Alumni Weekend during the St. Mary’s Country Fair! This year, we are focusing on bringing alumni together for a weekend of fun and community – reflective of our days on campus. St Mary’s continues to be the same great institution educating students in a close-knit Catholic community.

San Jose Water begins work on Bean Ave July 14th.

This is an education campaign put together annually by Sacred Heart Community Service begins July 8th and goes through July 23rd. 3,300 kids are signed up to receive backpacks

St. Mary’s has been granted exclusive access to stream an episode from CATHOLICISM: The Pivotal Players. CATHOLICISM: The Pivotal Players is a multi-part film series that delves into the lives of figures who shaped the Church and changed the world. View the free hour-long film on St. Francis of Assisi

A trip to shopper's heaven in Ottovalo to buy handicrafts for the Ecuador Soup supper!

Today we visited three of the homes of families from the center. It was an emotional day to say the least. We went with the boys from Fordham Prep and were happy they were there to interpret for us.

Today we began the day with our orientation with Padre Juan and Madre Miguel and Judie who is Madres sister. They made us feel part of the "family".

Today we did our minga. For our group we joined with a group from Fordham Prepatory - a high school from New York. We took the public bus to the Church of the Assumption walking just two short blocks from the bus stop.

Today was our first full day in Quito. We had the day to ourselves so we, as a group, decided to go to the "Museo Intinan" and Mitad Del Mundo.

A great morning in Guayaquil and the Damian House then onward to Quito and the Working Boys Center

Salute from Guayaquil! Our travelers made it safe and sound and are working with the Hansen's Disease Patients.