We received a wonderful outpouring of Hygiene Supplies for St. Leo Marketplace! On average, the St. Leo Marketplace helps more than 260 community members each week. Families especially appreciated these hygiene items as they navigate the extra costs of the new school year. Your thoughtful contributions not only provide practical relief, but also share a meaningful message of care, dignity, and hope. We are deeply grateful for your continuous compassion and willingness to help others.
For approximately 2000 years, people have turned to the Catholic Church to enrich their lives. Through the Sacraments of Initiation (Baptism, Eucharist, and Confirmation), Jesus Christ offers an everlasting life- a life beyond this one. Join us and begin your journey through the Order of Christian Initiation (OCIA). The initiation journey is for adults and children (7 to 17 years old) seeking to join the Catholic Church through the Sacraments of Initiation or to complete their Christian initiation through the Sacraments of Eucharist and Confirmation.
The Administrative Committee established the Bishops' Task Force on Preserving Human Dignity in the Age of Artificial Intelligence, chaired by Most Rev. Oscar Cantú, Bishop of San Jose, which will promote policies and practices that protect human dignity, religious liberty, democratic institutions, workers, families, and vulnerable populations. More than a dozen bishops also went to Capitol Hill to urge meaningful safety guardrails on artificial intelligence and support for legislation protecting children online.
Your support helps us advance the goals of our diocesan Pastoral Plan, Renewed in Christ, Together in Mission, ensuring that our parish remains a place where faith is nurtured, families are supported, and the Gospel is proclaimed with joy. Because of parishioners like you, we can build a stronger foundation for future generations.
Thus far, 43 families have pledged $475,520 (22%) toward our parish goal of $2,200,000. $440,000 will fund our 2026 Parish ADA goal. We will use 50% in our parish to support our three key investment priorities: Formation, Outreach, and Building Project. Your gift is more than financial support—it is a sign of faith in our parish's future and a tangible investment in the spiritual life of our Diocese.
Join us for a presentation on St. Teresa of Avila's 7 levels of holiness! Randall Williams will cover how St Teresa's inner castle can lead us to holiness. Adoration and Confession is at 6, Mass is at 7, and the presentation starts at 7:30. Hope to see you there! Snacks provided.
On Saturday, October 3 at 10:00 am (St. Nicholas Church), we will celebrate our traditional blessing of animals on the Feast of St. Francis of Assisi. Bring your pets in a cage, on a leash, or in a bowl. This is a great time to reinforce to our children the gifts, which are their pets, and the responsibility we all have in caring for God’s creatures.
Come join us for the 11am Mass at Saint William and then enjoy bratwurst, cabbage, pretzels, and beer in the St. William Tent. The event is free but RSVP is required.
We celebrate the 8th anniversary of the consecration of the Parish of Saint Nicholas and Saint William,
to the maternal care and protection of the Blessed Virgin Mary on the Feast of Our Lady of the Rosary
October 7, 2026. Bishop Andy Ligot will celebrate Mass at St. Nicholas School that same day
at 8:30 am.
“What do you seek?” (John 1:38)
These are the very first words Jesus speaks in the Gospel of John—a question meant not just for the first disciples, but for us today. What are you looking for? Have you found it? Or have you perhaps been sidetracked along the way?
Schedule:
- Adoration and Confessions: 5-6pm (St. William Church)
- Mass: 6pm
- Social and Dinner: 6:30pm
- Talk and discussion: 7:00pm
Welcome to Saint Nicholas and Saint William Parish
We continue toLivestream Massfor those who are sick or homebound. Twenty-Seventh Sunday in Ordinary Time October 4,2026
The tenants in the vineyard have no reason to feel threatened by or envious of the son and heir; they already have a stake in the landowner's property. He has equipped them with all that is necessary to make a good profit; they simply have to be content that it is not theirs by right, but on loan from the landowner.
Saint Paul pleads, "Keep on doing what you have learned and received and heard and seen in me."
Converted to what is true, honorable, just, pure, and gracious, our own life is the vineyard leased to us, and it bears fruit when we welcome the Son. We need to "have no anxiety at all." Like Isaiah, let us call the vineyard owner our friend, for in truth he is.
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If you or a loved one are in need of Sacramental care, such as Anointing of the Sick, Confession, or Holy Communion, our priests are available to assist you. If the parish office is closed, you will hear instructions to dial 9 to reach our priest on duty at any time.