Indigenous People’s Day Mission San Antonio de Pala
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IMPORTANT NOTICE
Diocesan Synod Report
Discerning Our Path Forward
Mass Schedule
Tuesday-Friday 8:00 AM Barona @ the Church
Saturday: 5:00 PM - Barona
Sunday 8:00AM - Barona @ the Church
Sunday 10:30 AM - Viejas @ the Church
Sunday 12:30 PM noon – Sycuan @ the Church
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About Us
Who We Are
Saint Kateri Tekakwitha,
A National Indian Parish
is composed of three unique Native American Reservations approximately 22 miles apart.
The designation of a National Parish
means that we minister to all Native Americans
regardless of their geographic location or tribal affiliation
as long as they reside within the Diocese of San Diego.
We were established as a Parish in 1982. We serve 3 distinct
Native American Reservations.
The Parish is dedicated
under the Patronage
of Saint Kateri Tekakwitha.
Each reservation is still known by its original name.
Safe Environment
Reporting Sexual Abuse
Reporting allegations of sexual misconduct: The Diocese of San Diego treats all allegations of sexual misconduct by clergy or Church personnel seriously and deals with them in a prompt, confidential and thorough manner.
To report sexual misconduct by clergy or Church personnel, including abuse, please call Mary Acosta, Victim Assistance
Coordinator, (858) 490--8353, email misconduct@sdcatholic.org or visit www.safeinourdiocese.org. Situation of recent or ongoing sexual abuse should be reported to local law enforcement.
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Announcement
OCTOBER
Sunday, October 6 – Children’s mass at all reservations.
Sat., October 19 & Sunday, Oct. 20 – World Mission Sunday (Propagation of the Faith) Collection.
In October, we begin a special period dedicated to supporting the missionary work of the Church throughout the world. World Mission Sunday will be celebrated on October 20, and it is an occasion for us to remember our call to be missionaries and support those who take the Gospel to the farthest corners of the earth. Please stay tuned for ways you can get involved and contribute. Thank you.