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Welcome to Saint Martin of Tours!
Our website provides a wealth of information about our parish. We invite you to explore our website, including news items and parish events below.All are welcome!
The Church is closed Saturday, November 7 for our School Carnival. Please join us for one of our Sunday Masses on Sunday, November 8: 7:30 am, 9:30 am, 11:30 am and 5:30 pm.If you have not done so, please register, or update your registration: Registration Link
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Parish News
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Open this news item to learn how to support our Christmas Outreach programs.Read More -
Join us for our annual Knights of Columbus Thanksgiving Dinner. Adults: $40 / Children (under 18): $20 ... RSVP now to Alaina at [email protected]Read More -
Join us for God's gift of healing and forgiveness as we celebrate the Sacrament of the Anointing of the Sick.Read More
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As we prepare to celebrate our 80th Anniversary in 2027, our new church lighting is in place, and we look forward to an even greater renewal—deepening our faith and sharing Christ’s love. Join us in Honoring Our Past. Illuminating Our Future. through your prayers, participation, and support of our 80th Anniversary Appeal.Read More
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Parish Calendar
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Saturday, November 7, 11:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Join us for a day of family fun at the St. Martin of Tours School Carnival! Come enjoy adventure, games, prizes, food, and plenty of fun as our parish and school communities gather for a wonderful day together. Bring your family and friends and join us at The Fun Frontier! Please note: The church building will be closed throughout the day on Saturday, November 7, and there will be no liturgies that day.Read More -
Sunday, November 8
What keeps our faith alive when life grows tiring or difficult? Drawing on Sunday’s Gospel and Archbishop Gomez’s pastoral letter, Fr. Paul invites us to discover how Christ renews our strength—and helps us keep loving, one day at a time.Read More -
Sunday, November 15
In today’s Gospel, Jesus calls us to put the gifts we have received to good use. Drawing on Archbishop Gomez’s pastoral letter and the example of Saint Juan Diego, Fr. Paul reflects on how God works through ordinary people who say yes to Him.Read More -
Sunday, November 22
As we celebrate the end of the liturgical year with the Solemnity of Christ the King, Fr. Paul reflects on the King who gathers and cares for His people—and calls us to recognize Him in those who need our love.Read More
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