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July 5, 2026 Fourteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time Matthew 11:25-30
This weekend, our nation celebrates the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence. Unlike most nations, the United States was not founded primarily on a shared ethnicity, language, or culture. Instead, our founders built a political community out of diverse peoples united by a shared vision of liberty. That vision echoes something deep in the Christian mystery revealed in today's Gospel.
Jesus returns to his hometown. The people see only what is familiar: the carpenter, the son of Mary, one of their own. As Mark tells us, "They took offense at him. Jesus said, 'A prophet is not without honor except in his native place and among his own kin and in his own house.'" Their narrow vision blinds them. Jesus has come to inaugurate a new communion that transcends geography, bloodlines, and culture. He has come to unite all people in himself.
At its best, America's national unity reflects this possibility, which fully subsists only in the Catholic Church. Our unity is not based on ancestry or tribe, but on a shared commitment to higher ideals. For this reason, we can love our country with gratitude while situating patriotism within the broader horizon of faith.
Rooted in Christ, we are less vulnerable to the unholy tribalism that threatens civic life and faith. This weekend, let us thank God for our nation and pray that we also live as citizens of Heaven in Jesus Christ.
— Father John Muir ©LPi
LIVE THE LITURGY - These days, everyone's an expert. We have a world of information at our fingertips. But some answers can't be found in newspapers or even history books. What God hides from the wise, He reveals to the little ones. Are you looking in the right place? ©LPi
5 de julio de 2026 XIV Domingo del Tiempo Ordinario Mateo 11, 25-30
Vivimos en tiempos donde la gratitud y la confianza en la familia y en la sociedad han perdido su valor. Muy poco se agradece y la confianza está muchas veces a prueba entre las personas. ¿Dónde están esos sentimientos de aprecio por las cosas buenas? ¿Dónde se ha quedado la confianza del uno para el otro? Reconocer estos sentimientos en las personas que nos rodean y en nosotros mismos es un verdadero reto. Hoy, la Palabra de Dios nos muestra cómo Jesús es agradecido con su Padre: "Yo te alabo, Padre, Señor del cielo y de la tierra, porque has mantenido ocultas estas cosas a los sabios y entendidos y las has revelado a la gente sencilla" (Mateo 11:25). Jesús nos da muestra de la confianza que existe entre el Padre y el Hijo.
Actualmente, ¿cuáles serán las cosas sencillas que debemos perseguir? La sencillez, la confianza y la gratitud, de seguro, se encuentran en una búsqueda sincera con el mismo Hijo de Dios. La base es la relación personal que llevemos con el Señor por medio de la oración y el acercamiento sincero a los sacramentos de la Reconciliación y la Eucaristía. Los cristianos no debemos permitir que la tibieza y el cansancio nos alejen de la búsqueda de un encuentro íntimo con Jesucristo para aprender de sus enseñanzas. Cada día es una oportunidad para un nuevo comienzo y para seguirlo con fidelidad. Recordemos que "su yugo es suave y su carga ligera". ¡Es la promesa al seguirlo!
©LPi VIVIR LA LITURGIA - INSPIRACIÓN DE LA SEMANA
Hoy en día, todo el mundo es un experto. Tenemos un mundo de información al alcance de la mano. Pero algunas respuestas no se encuentran en los periódicos ni siquiera en los libros de historia. Lo que Dios oculta a los sabios, se lo revela a los pequeños. ¿Estás buscando en el lugar correcto? ©LPi
Anthony Abarca Juan Gonzalez Rosimar Torres Clara Espinoza Rigoberto Escobar Aniseto Valero Rick Sheridan Samuel Arzaga Emilse Velazquez Nina Curly Jacque Mata Ron Doyle Gloria Hoeksema Christopher Balssingham Eladia Olmedo Rosario Chavez Diaz Trinidad Avila Anaya Maria Alexa Avila Anaya Wendy Cohen Linda Ross Gladys Camargo Teri Tomerson Jose Gudiel Larry Davis Skip Davis Donna Luster Ron Doyle Janet Sanhamel Lorraine Perez Nancy Bovi Paul Quiroz Jeanette Vagnozzi Agustin Becerra Christopher Amaya Rodolfo Cordero Sylvia Villanueva Fred Sanchez
Thomas Weatherby Marcela Garcia Rodriguez Jocelyn & Jessica Gonzalez Cesar Navarro Lita & Ana DeVeyra Carlos Salazar Joshua Flores Mayorga
Isana, Noah, Cynthia, Silvia, Roseanne, Faith, Anthony
Irene Cermak
Sal & Lydia Martinez Jose & Maria Lourdes Custodio Ester Montes
Valeria Isabel Valderrama Martin & Elena Del Villar Jr. Arlina Quinonez Escobar Della Santamaria
Louie Martinez Paras Family Rochelle Villalobos De Los Santos Family Valencia Family Familia Sanchez-Coyt Maria Ellena Flores Mollie Sanchez
Patsy Mandujano
Salazar Astorga Family
Paul Ramirez Danny Zamora Laura Anguiano Alicia Huerta Louis Palafox Maria Elena Lemus & Familia
Luis Garcia & Familia Tet & Lita Belbinzgit Roseann Gutierrez De Gala Family Tiangco Family Guevara Family
Patron Family Sylvia Pinsky Azucena Leyva Ana Gomez Sandy Doyle Cynthia Corral
Olga Mitrovich & family Emmanuel Galvez
Snali Saldivar Omar Perez Myrna E. Paras Amado Genaro Gomez
Mary Lou & Joe Trujillo Ailed Cortes Gloria Hoeksema James Griffin Adrian Ciejka Rima Mansur
Esteban Grimaldi Fraziet Lupe & David Hernandez
Elizabeth Diaz Julian Rosales Pulido Family Galvez Family
Eugenio Rodriguez Rojo
Levi Flores Fierroz Family Isidro Munoz Bryan Avila Lopez Family Quezada Family Lydia Mulkey Mercedes Cortez Jim Freeman
Bert & Marita Weatherby Bert C. Weatherby II Juanita Becerra Familia Quevedo Fernando Jaramillo Rosales Family Bill Durhand Grace Elias Kathy Meyers Sandy Doyle
Ashley Victoria Nunez
Brian Sinclair
Bryttani Vexcovi & family
Fernando Zavala Karen Valenzuela Kimiko Higa Martin Garcia Guadalupe Jacobo
Rosa Galves de Mendoza y
Ociel
Kai Matthew Garcia Andrea & Donavyn Monzon Nelson Portillo y familia Veronica & Javier Blancarte
Juan Jose Reyes GB Cooke Jenny Park Maria Cho George Jones Ulyses Cedeno John Gonzalez
William Smith Barbara Ann Novek
May all the faithful departed, by the mercy of God, rest in peace.
Please Pray for the Healing of our Family & Friends! Please call the Parish Office at (909) 981-8110 ext. 10 to add a person to the prayer list. Due to the many prayer requests, the name will remain on the list for 3 months. If additional prayers are needed, please call the office to re-submit the name.
Livestreams Sundays at 6:00 PM
87:14
71:24
86:19
81:02Visitors appreciate the sermons, with one noting a priest's sermon was particularly relatable.
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July 5, 2026 Fourteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time Matthew 11:25-30
This weekend, our nation celebrates the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence. Unlike most nations, the United States was not founded primarily on a shared ethnicity, language, or culture. Instead, our founders built a political community out of diverse peoples united by a shared vision of liberty. That vision echoes something deep in the Christian mystery revealed in today's Gospel.
Jesus returns to his hometown. The people see only what is familiar: the carpenter, the son of Mary, one of their own. As Mark tells us, "They took offense at him. Jesus said, 'A prophet is not without honor except in his native place and among his own kin and in his own house.'" Their narrow vision blinds them. Jesus has come to inaugurate a new communion that transcends geography, bloodlines, and culture. He has come to unite all people in himself.
At its best, America's national unity reflects this possibility, which fully subsists only in the Catholic Church. Our unity is not based on ancestry or tribe, but on a shared commitment to higher ideals. For this reason, we can love our country with gratitude while situating patriotism within the broader horizon of faith.
Rooted in Christ, we are less vulnerable to the unholy tribalism that threatens civic life and faith. This weekend, let us thank God for our nation and pray that we also live as citizens of Heaven in Jesus Christ.
— Father John Muir ©LPi
LIVE THE LITURGY - These days, everyone's an expert. We have a world of information at our fingertips. But some answers can't be found in newspapers or even history books. What God hides from the wise, He reveals to the little ones. Are you looking in the right place? ©LPi
5 de julio de 2026 XIV Domingo del Tiempo Ordinario Mateo 11, 25-30
Vivimos en tiempos donde la gratitud y la confianza en la familia y en la sociedad han perdido su valor. Muy poco se agradece y la confianza está muchas veces a prueba entre las personas. ¿Dónde están esos sentimientos de aprecio por las cosas buenas? ¿Dónde se ha quedado la confianza del uno para el otro? Reconocer estos sentimientos en las personas que nos rodean y en nosotros mismos es un verdadero reto. Hoy, la Palabra de Dios nos muestra cómo Jesús es agradecido con su Padre: "Yo te alabo, Padre, Señor del cielo y de la tierra, porque has mantenido ocultas estas cosas a los sabios y entendidos y las has revelado a la gente sencilla" (Mateo 11:25). Jesús nos da muestra de la confianza que existe entre el Padre y el Hijo.
Actualmente, ¿cuáles serán las cosas sencillas que debemos perseguir? La sencillez, la confianza y la gratitud, de seguro, se encuentran en una búsqueda sincera con el mismo Hijo de Dios. La base es la relación personal que llevemos con el Señor por medio de la oración y el acercamiento sincero a los sacramentos de la Reconciliación y la Eucaristía. Los cristianos no debemos permitir que la tibieza y el cansancio nos alejen de la búsqueda de un encuentro íntimo con Jesucristo para aprender de sus enseñanzas. Cada día es una oportunidad para un nuevo comienzo y para seguirlo con fidelidad. Recordemos que "su yugo es suave y su carga ligera". ¡Es la promesa al seguirlo!
©LPi VIVIR LA LITURGIA - INSPIRACIÓN DE LA SEMANA
Hoy en día, todo el mundo es un experto. Tenemos un mundo de información al alcance de la mano. Pero algunas respuestas no se encuentran en los periódicos ni siquiera en los libros de historia. Lo que Dios oculta a los sabios, se lo revela a los pequeños. ¿Estás buscando en el lugar correcto? ©LPi
Anthony Abarca Juan Gonzalez Rosimar Torres Clara Espinoza Rigoberto Escobar Aniseto Valero Rick Sheridan Samuel Arzaga Emilse Velazquez Nina Curly Jacque Mata Ron Doyle Gloria Hoeksema Christopher Balssingham Eladia Olmedo Rosario Chavez Diaz Trinidad Avila Anaya Maria Alexa Avila Anaya Wendy Cohen Linda Ross Gladys Camargo Teri Tomerson Jose Gudiel Larry Davis Skip Davis Donna Luster Ron Doyle Janet Sanhamel Lorraine Perez Nancy Bovi Paul Quiroz Jeanette Vagnozzi Agustin Becerra Christopher Amaya Rodolfo Cordero Sylvia Villanueva Fred Sanchez
Thomas Weatherby Marcela Garcia Rodriguez Jocelyn & Jessica Gonzalez Cesar Navarro Lita & Ana DeVeyra Carlos Salazar Joshua Flores Mayorga
Isana, Noah, Cynthia, Silvia, Roseanne, Faith, Anthony
Irene Cermak
Sal & Lydia Martinez Jose & Maria Lourdes Custodio Ester Montes
Valeria Isabel Valderrama Martin & Elena Del Villar Jr. Arlina Quinonez Escobar Della Santamaria
Louie Martinez Paras Family Rochelle Villalobos De Los Santos Family Valencia Family Familia Sanchez-Coyt Maria Ellena Flores Mollie Sanchez
Patsy Mandujano
Salazar Astorga Family
Paul Ramirez Danny Zamora Laura Anguiano Alicia Huerta Louis Palafox Maria Elena Lemus & Familia
Luis Garcia & Familia Tet & Lita Belbinzgit Roseann Gutierrez De Gala Family Tiangco Family Guevara Family
Patron Family Sylvia Pinsky Azucena Leyva Ana Gomez Sandy Doyle Cynthia Corral
Olga Mitrovich & family Emmanuel Galvez
Snali Saldivar Omar Perez Myrna E. Paras Amado Genaro Gomez
Mary Lou & Joe Trujillo Ailed Cortes Gloria Hoeksema James Griffin Adrian Ciejka Rima Mansur
Esteban Grimaldi Fraziet Lupe & David Hernandez
Elizabeth Diaz Julian Rosales Pulido Family Galvez Family
Eugenio Rodriguez Rojo
Levi Flores Fierroz Family Isidro Munoz Bryan Avila Lopez Family Quezada Family Lydia Mulkey Mercedes Cortez Jim Freeman
Bert & Marita Weatherby Bert C. Weatherby II Juanita Becerra Familia Quevedo Fernando Jaramillo Rosales Family Bill Durhand Grace Elias Kathy Meyers Sandy Doyle
Ashley Victoria Nunez
Brian Sinclair
Bryttani Vexcovi & family
Fernando Zavala Karen Valenzuela Kimiko Higa Martin Garcia Guadalupe Jacobo
Rosa Galves de Mendoza y
Ociel
Kai Matthew Garcia Andrea & Donavyn Monzon Nelson Portillo y familia Veronica & Javier Blancarte
Juan Jose Reyes GB Cooke Jenny Park Maria Cho George Jones Ulyses Cedeno John Gonzalez
William Smith Barbara Ann Novek
May all the faithful departed, by the mercy of God, rest in peace.
Please Pray for the Healing of our Family & Friends! Please call the Parish Office at (909) 981-8110 ext. 10 to add a person to the prayer list. Due to the many prayer requests, the name will remain on the list for 3 months. If additional prayers are needed, please call the office to re-submit the name.
Livestreams Sundays at 6:00 PM
87:14
71:24
86:19
81:02Visitors appreciate the sermons, with one noting a priest's sermon was particularly relatable.
Catholic Index is not affiliated with St. Joseph. Information is sourced from the parish website and public bulletins and may contain errors. Report a correction →
Read sacred intentions from travelers and locals, then join the virtual candle wall to add your own prayer.
0 candles burning now at Catholic Index