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The ordinary arts we practice every day at home are of more importance to the soul than their simplicity might suggest.
-St. Thomas More
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- Sunday: 8:00 AM EnglishEnglishEN 9:15 AM EnglishEnglishEN 10:30 AM SpanishEspañolES
- TueFri 8:30 AM EnglishEnglishEN
- Saturday: 5:00 PM EnglishEnglishEN
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Current News at St. Thomas More
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The Catholic Church in the United States observes October as “Respect Life Month.” During this month, faithful Catholics are reminded to pray, protect, and support the most vulnerable – unborn human beings – from conception to their natural death. We also pray and help pregnant mothers who believe they carry a person with dignity and life.Read More
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Carl Jung once told a story of a man who asked a rabbi, "How come in the olden days God would show Himself to people, but today, nobody ever sees God?" The rabbi responded, "Because nowadays nobody can bow low enough." It takes tremendous humility and courage to pay attention to the reality of our Creator in the universe.Read More
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Church history tells us many great stories of men and women who refused to compromise the Church's teachings and the Bible's standards. One of which was the prophet Amos illustrated in today's first reading. Israel's poor were mistreated as wealthy leaders stole their money. Those leaders worshiped their material wealth and power instead of God. Therefore, God sent Amos as a voice for the poor.Read More
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Growing up in a small town, I remember the neighbors were good at telling stories about others. I recall a middle-aged woman; for some reason, my neighbors did not want to associate with her. They gossiped about her and her son and would ignore her whenever they saw her. After a while, she moved away, and no one saw her again. It must have been challenging to move, but perhaps it was the best solution for her and her son.Read More
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COVID-19 SAFETY
St. Thomas More Church is open for Regular Services,
All Liturgical Celebrations, and Religious ServicesReminder: Even though the risks associated with the COVID-19 pandemic are now reduced, COVID-19 remains a serious disease. Some mandatory restrictions are being eliminated as emergency healthcare availability increases; not because COVID-19 is less severe. Kindly continue to protect yourselves, your loved ones, and the community by following all recommendations. These guidelines are regularly updated to align with mask-wearing mandates in Los Angeles County.
- Current Los Angeles County and the Los Angeles Archdiocese guidelines strongly encourage, but no longer require, wearing masks for most indoor settings.
- Services will be held inside the church with no capacity limits.
- While welcomed and strongly recommended, wearing a mask is not required in most indoor settings.
- Social distancing guidelines remain in effect.
- Holy Communion will be offered only in the form of bread, and the preferred distribution is by hand.
- St. Thomas More School will follow the city, county, and Archdiocese guidelines for schools.
- After March 11, the universal masking requirement of K-12 schools and childcare settings will terminate.
- Refer to St. Thomas More School publications for details and more information.
- We love our parishioners: Please consider all options to remain a safe and healthy member of the community.
- Vaccinations* significantly reduce the chances of getting severe COVID-19 symptoms requiring hospitalization.
- Testing, along with quarantining if positive, can help you protect loved ones while reducing spread.
- Regularly wash hands and disinfect high-contact surfaces.
*You are considered fully vaccinated one week after having received the total number of vaccine doses and boosters.
- Current Los Angeles County and the Los Angeles Archdiocese guidelines strongly encourage, but no longer require, wearing masks for most indoor settings.
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