“Missionaries of Jesus visit to our Parish on 26 & 27th June 2021 06-18-2021 Reasons why Missionaries of Jesus be considered to participate in Mission Cooperative Plan More than 65 % of the annual budget to support the mission worldwide comes from the Mission Cooperative Plan. We are working in the southern part of the Philippines; in the southern part of Papua New Guinea and in the northern part of Guatemala. In all these places, we journey with the poor and tribal minorities pushed by mainstream society to the far-flung villages. We also work with the immigrants in the USA: in two poor parishes of Los Angeles and in the border USA and Mexico in Brownsville, Texas. 06-18-2021 Reasons why Missionaries of Jesus be considered to participate in Mission Cooperative Plan More than 65 % of the annual budget to support the mission worldwide comes from the Mission Cooperative Plan. We are working in the southern part of the Philippines; in the southern part of Papua New Guinea and in the northern part of Guatemala. In all these places, we journey with the poor and tribal minorities pushed by mainstream society to the far-flung villages. We also work with the immigrants in the USA: in two poor parishes of Los Angeles and in the border USA and Mexico in Brownsville, Texas. In all the parishes where we work, the people cannot finance the sustenance of the missionaries and the different missionary works: In all the parishes where we work, the people cannot finance the sustenance of the missionaries and the different missionary works: Evangelization: in Guatemala, our three missionaries serve 50far-flung and poor villages. During the offertory, people offer corn, bananas, and other crops. People are very generous, but they do not have money. The missionaries cannot use the corn and other crops to run their vehicles to go to all the villages to give faith and bible formation and also to celebrate the sacraments. Evangelization: in Guatemala, our three missionaries serve 50far-flung and poor villages. During the offertory, people offer corn, bananas, and other crops. People are very generous, but they do not have money. The missionaries cannot use the corn and other crops to run their vehicles to go to all the villages to give faith and bible formation and also to celebrate the sacraments. It's the same situation in Papua New Guinea and Digos, Davao del Sur in the Philippines. The missionaries cannot use the corn and other crops to run their vehicles to go to all the villages to give faith and bible formation and also to celebrate the sacraments. It's the same situation in Papua New Guinea and Digos, Davao del Sur in the Philippines. In Digos, our two missionaries visit 30 villages situated in different mountains. Some villages are accessible only by motorcycle or with a horse. The Mission Office of the Missionaries of Jesus subsidizes these parishes. In Digos, our two missionaries visit 30 villages situated in different mountains. Some villages are accessible only by motorcycle or with a horse. The Mission Office of the Missionaries of Jesus subsidizes these parishes. Education: In most of our parishes we help poor but deserving students from grade schools to college. The Mission Office of the Missionaries of Jesus subsidizes these parishes. Education: In most of our parishes we help poor but deserving students from grade schools to college. These students give back to the parishes as they involve in different ministries. Part of education is the formation of our 23 seminarians coming from the Philippines, Guatemala, Colombia, and Vietnam. Now, the Missionaries of Jesus help to network, coordinate, fundraise to provide rice and other necessary sustenance for the poorest of the poor. Health: Our missionaries help the people they serve in terms of health education but also through a punctual response when people are sick. Every year, our Mission Office in Los Angeles organizes Medical-Dental Mission in parishes the MJ work. We bring doctors, dentists, and medicines. Our missionaries help the people they serve in terms of health education but also through a punctual response when people are sick. Every year, our Mission Office in Los Angeles organizes Medical-Dental Mission in parishes the MJ work. We bring doctors, dentists, and medicines. We solicit money from friends; we subsidize whatever is lacking. Rev. Crespo Lape Associate Pastor in twin parishes at Precious Blood and St. Kevin in Los Angeles, California Missionaries of Jesus visit to our Parish on 26 & 27th June 2021 Every year, our Mission Office in Los Angeles organizes Medical-Dental Mission in parishes the MJ work. We bring doctors, dentists, and medicines. We solicit money from friends; we subsidize whatever is lacking. Rev. Crespo Lape Associate Pastor in twin parishes at Precious Blood and St. Kevin in Los Angeles, California Missionaries of Jesus visit to our Parish on 26 & 27th June 2021 06-18-2021 Reasons why Missionaries of Jesus be considered to participate in Mission Cooperative Plan More than 65 % of the annual budget to support the mission worldwide comes from the Mission Cooperative Plan. Rev. Crespo Lape Associate Pastor in twin parishes at Precious Blood and St. Kevin in Los Angeles, California Missionaries of Jesus visit to our Parish on 26 & 27th June 2021 06-18-2021 Reasons why Missionaries of Jesus be considered to participate in Mission Cooperative Plan More than 65 % of the annual budget to support the mission worldwide comes from the Mission Cooperative Plan. We are working in the southern part of the Philippines; in the southern part of Papua New Guinea and in the northern part of Guatemala. In all these places, we journey with the poor and tribal minorities pushed by mainstream society to the far-flung villages. We also work with the immigrants in the USA: in two poor parishes of Los Angeles and in the border USA and Mexico in Brownsville, Texas. 06-18-2021 Reasons why Missionaries of Jesus be considered to participate in Mission Cooperative Plan More than 65 % of the annual budget to support the mission worldwide comes from the Mission Cooperative Plan. We are working in the southern part of the Philippines; in the southern part of Papua New Guinea and in the northern part of Guatemala. In all these places, we journey with the poor and tribal minorities pushed by mainstream society to the far-flung villages. We also work with the immigrants in the USA: in two poor parishes of Los Angeles and in the border USA and Mexico in Brownsville, Texas. In all the parishes where we work, the people cannot finance the sustenance of the missionaries and the different missionary works: In all the parishes where we work, the people cannot finance the sustenance of the missionaries and the different missionary works: Evangelization: in Guatemala, our three missionaries serve 50far-flung and poor villages. During the offertory, people offer corn, bananas, and other crops. People are very generous, but they do not have money. The missionaries cannot use the corn and other crops to run their vehicles to go to all the villages to give faith and bible formation and also to celebrate the sacraments. Evangelization: in Guatemala, our three missionaries serve 50far-flung and poor villages. During the offertory, people offer corn, bananas, and other crops. People are very generous, but they do not have money. The missionaries cannot use the corn and other crops to run their vehicles to go to all the villages to give faith and bible formation and also to celebrate the sacraments. It's the same situation in Papua New Guinea and Digos, Davao del Sur in the Philippines. The missionaries cannot use the corn and other crops to run their vehicles to go to all the villages to give faith and bible formation and also to celebrate the sacraments. It's the same situation in Papua New Guinea and Digos, Davao del Sur in the Philippines. In Digos, our two missionaries visit 30 villages situated in different mountains. Some villages are accessible only by motorcycle or with a horse. The Mission Office of the Missionaries of Jesus subsidizes these parishes. In Digos, our two missionaries visit 30 villages situated in different mountains. Some villages are accessible only by motorcycle or with a horse. The Mission Office of the Missionaries of Jesus subsidizes these parishes. Education: In most of our parishes we help poor but deserving students from grade schools to college. The Mission Office of the Missionaries of Jesus subsidizes these parishes. Education: In most of our parishes we help poor but deserving students from grade schools to college. These students give back to the parishes as they involve in different ministries. Part of education is the formation of our 23 seminarians coming from the Philippines, Guatemala, Colombia, and Vietnam. Now, the Missionaries of Jesus help to network, coordinate, fundraise to provide rice and other necessary sustenance for the poorest of the poor. Health: Our missionaries help the people they serve in terms of health education but also through a punctual response when people are sick. Every year, our Mission Office in Los Angeles organizes Medical-Dental Mission in parishes the MJ work. We bring doctors, dentists, and medicines. Our missionaries help the people they serve in terms of health education but also through a punctual response when people are sick. Every year, our Mission Office in Los Angeles organizes Medical-Dental Mission in parishes the MJ work. We bring doctors, dentists, and medicines. We solicit money from friends; we subsidize whatever is lacking. Rev. Crespo Lape Associate Pastor in twin parishes at Precious Blood and St. Kevin in Los Angeles, California 2021 Bishop's Appeal Has Begun The 2021 Bishop’s Appeal has begun. Every year, our Mission Office in Los Angeles organizes Medical-Dental Mission in parishes the MJ work. We bring doctors, dentists, and medicines. We solicit money from friends; we subsidize whatever is lacking. Rev. Crespo Lape Associate Pastor in twin parishes at Precious Blood and St. Kevin in Los Angeles, California 2021 Bishop's Appeal Has Begun The 2021 Bishop’s Appeal has begun. Bishop Michael C. Barber, S.J. decided to continue with the theme, Rebuild My Church, a phrase inspired by St. Francis of Assisi. Call (925) 682-5447. 06-18-2021 Reasons why Missionaries of Jesus be considered to participate in Mission Cooperative Plan More than 65 % of the annual budget to support the mission worldwide comes from the Mission Cooperative Plan. We are working in the southern part of the Philippines; in the southern part of Papua New Guinea and in the northern part of Guatemala. In all these places, we journey with the poor and tribal minorities pushed by mainstream society to the far-flung villages. We also work with the immigrants in the USA: in two poor parishes of Los Angeles and in the border USA and Mexico in Brownsville, Texas. More than 65 % of the annual budget to support the mission worldwide comes from the Mission Cooperative Plan. We are working in the southern part of the Philippines; in the southern part of Papua New Guinea and in the northern part of Guatemala. In all these places, we journey with the poor and tribal minorities pushed by mainstream society to the far-flung villages. We also work with the immigrants in the USA: in two poor parishes of Los Angeles and in the border USA and Mexico in Brownsville, Texas. In all the parishes where we work, the people cannot finance the sustenance of the missionaries and the different missionary works: In all the parishes where we work, the people cannot finance the sustenance of the missionaries and the different missionary works: Evangelization: in Guatemala, our three missionaries serve 50far-flung and poor villages. During the offertory, people offer corn, bananas, and other crops. People are very generous, but they do not have money. The missionaries cannot use the corn and other crops to run their vehicles to go to all the villages to give faith and bible formation and also to celebrate the sacraments. Evangelization: in Guatemala, our three missionaries serve 50far-flung and poor villages. During the offertory, people offer corn, bananas, and other crops. People are very generous, but they do not have money. The missionaries cannot use the corn and other crops to run their vehicles to go to all the villages to give faith and bible formation and also to celebrate the sacraments. It's the same situation in Papua New Guinea and Digos, Davao del Sur in the Philippines. The missionaries cannot use the corn and other crops to run their vehicles to go to all the villages to give faith and bible formation and also to celebrate the sacraments. It's the same situation in Papua New Guinea and Digos, Davao del Sur in the Philippines. In Digos, our two missionaries visit 30 villages situated in different mountains. Some villages are accessible only by motorcycle or with a horse. The Mission Office of the Missionaries of Jesus subsidizes these parishes. In Digos, our two missionaries visit 30 villages situated in different mountains. Some villages are accessible only by motorcycle or with a horse. The Mission Office of the Missionaries of Jesus subsidizes these parishes. Education: In most of our parishes we help poor but deserving students from grade schools to college. The Mission Office of the Missionaries of Jesus subsidizes these parishes. Education: In most of our parishes we help poor but deserving students from grade schools to college. These students give back to the parishes as they involve in different ministries. Part of education is the formation of our 23 seminarians coming from the Philippines, Guatemala, Colombia, and Vietnam. Now, the Missionaries of Jesus help to network, coordinate, fundraise to provide rice and other necessary sustenance for the poorest of the poor. Health: Our missionaries help the people they serve in terms of health education but also through a punctual response when people are sick. Every year, our Mission Office in Los Angeles organizes Medical-Dental Mission in parishes the MJ work. We bring doctors, dentists, and medicines. Our missionaries help the people they serve in terms of health education but also through a punctual response when people are sick. Every year, our Mission Office in Los Angeles organizes Medical-Dental Mission in parishes the MJ work. We bring doctors, dentists, and medicines. We solicit money from friends; we subsidize whatever is lacking. Rev. Crespo Lape Associate Pastor in twin parishes at Precious Blood and St. Kevin in Los Angeles, California Every year, our Mission Office in Los Angeles organizes Medical-Dental Mission in parishes the MJ work. We bring doctors, dentists, and medicines. We solicit money from friends; we subsidize whatever is lacking. Rev. Crespo Lape Associate Pastor in twin parishes at Precious Blood and St. Kevin in Los Angeles, California 06-18-2021 Reasons why Missionaries of Jesus be considered to participate in Mission Cooperative Plan More than 65 % of the annual budget to support the mission worldwide comes from the Mission Cooperative Plan. 06-18-2021 Reasons why Missionaries of Jesus be considered to participate in Mission Cooperative Plan More than 65 % of the annual budget to support the mission worldwide comes from the Mission Cooperative Plan. We are working in the southern part of the Philippines; in the southern part of Papua New Guinea and in the northern part of Guatemala. In all these places, we journey with the poor and tribal minorities pushed by mainstream society to the far-flung villages. We also work with the immigrants in the USA: in two poor parishes of Los Angeles and in the border USA and Mexico in Brownsville, Texas. In all the parishes where we work, the people cannot finance the sustenance of the missionaries and the different missionary works: In all the parishes where we work, the people cannot finance the sustenance of the missionaries and the different missionary works: Evangelization: in Guatemala, our three missionaries serve 50far-flung and poor villages. During the offertory, people offer corn, bananas, and other crops. People are very generous, but they do not have money. The missionaries cannot use the corn and other crops to run their vehicles to go to all the villages to give faith and bible formation and also to celebrate the sacraments. Evangelization: in Guatemala, our three missionaries serve 50far-flung and poor villages. During the offertory, people offer corn, bananas, and other crops. People are very generous, but they do not have money. The missionaries cannot use the corn and other crops to run their vehicles to go to all the villages to give faith and bible formation and also to celebrate the sacraments. It's the same situation in Papua New Guinea and Digos, Davao del Sur in the Philippines. The missionaries cannot use the corn and other crops to run their vehicles to go to all the villages to give faith and bible formation and also to celebrate the sacraments. It's the same situation in Papua New Guinea and Digos, Davao del Sur in the Philippines. In Digos, our two missionaries visit 30 villages situated in different mountains. Some villages are accessible only by motorcycle or with a horse. The Mission Office of the Missionaries of Jesus subsidizes these parishes. In Digos, our two missionaries visit 30 villages situated in different mountains. Some villages are accessible only by motorcycle or with a horse. The Mission Office of the Missionaries of Jesus subsidizes these parishes. Education: In most of our parishes we help poor but deserving students from grade schools to college. The Mission Office of the Missionaries of Jesus subsidizes these parishes. Education: In most of our parishes we help poor but deserving students from grade schools to college. These students give back to the parishes as they involve in different ministries. Part of education is the formation of our 23 seminarians coming from the Philippines, Guatemala, Colombia, and Vietnam. Now, the Missionaries of Jesus help to network, coordinate, fundraise to provide rice and other necessary sustenance for the poorest of the poor. Health: Our missionaries help the people they serve in terms of health education but also through a punctual response when people are sick. Every year, our Mission Office in Los Angeles organizes Medical-Dental Mission in parishes the MJ work. We bring doctors, dentists, and medicines. Our missionaries help the people they serve in terms of health education but also through a punctual response when people are sick. Every year, our Mission Office in Los Angeles organizes Medical-Dental Mission in parishes the MJ work. We bring doctors, dentists, and medicines. We solicit money from friends; we subsidize whatever is lacking. Rev. Crespo Lape Associate Pastor in twin parishes at Precious Blood and St. Kevin in Los Angeles, California Every year, our Mission Office in Los Angeles organizes Medical-Dental Mission in parishes the MJ work. We bring doctors, dentists, and medicines. We solicit money from friends; we subsidize whatever is lacking. Rev. Crespo Lape Associate Pastor in twin parishes at Precious Blood and St. Kevin in Los Angeles, California By embracing Rebuild My Church, you are contributing greatly to building up the Kingdom of God here in the East Bay.”
Every audio sermon week across the years we have — a filled cell is a week with an upload, darker blue means richer topics. A steady weekly cadence shows as a solid band across years.
Weeks with a video upload (YouTube or livestream). These aren't transcribed, so this only marks presence — no topic coloring.
Against other baptist and against every sermon on the site. Signals are approximate and grow more reliable as more of the archive is scored.
What this church’s own website says, compared with other churches. See every church in the Church values report, or what this means for your church.
The percentage is how many Baptist churches’ websites state that value; the bar turns orange where this church’s website states it too.
Denomination off, name wrong, or this isn’t actually a house of worship? Tell us — it helps keep the archive honest, and flags the page for a re-check.
