Parish Announcements
Good Friday’s has a central role in the heart of Christianity. To help promote the reverence and importance of this Holy Day in our Lenten Season, the Knights of Columbus Order encourages participation by Parishioners in Good Friday services. Please join the San Ysidro Knights and our families this Good Friday at San Ysidro Church for Stations of the Cross at 3 PM; and veneration of the Cross and Holy Communion at 7 PM. Participation in these liturgies will bring all closer to Jesus Christ as we reflect on the profound love of Jesus for all of us and his desire for our salvation. A love so profound that He sacrificed his life for our redemption. Let us also pray for God’s mercy for Christian refugees throughout the world and in the Holy Land in particular.
The Archdiocese of Santa Fe announces the Jubilee Pilgrimage Sites
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KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS SAN YSIDRO COUNCIL 14999
40 cans for 40 days of Lent Drive
San Ysidro Knights of Columbus Council 14999 announces the 2025 40 Cans for 40 Days of Lent Drive at San Ysidro Parish and invites all parishioners to participate. This campaign entails collecting food for families in need by appealing to parishioners to donate 1 can or other un-opened container of non-perishable food for each of the 40 days of Lent. The food items should be un-expired. The food collected is provided to St. Felix Pantry in Rio Rancho for distribution to families in need in Corrales and throughout Sandoval County. Parishioners may bring their food donations to the foyer of San Ysidro Church and place them in the St. Felix Pantry barrel.
You may want to bring your donations with you to Mass. If you bring your donation at times when the front doors of the church are locked, either enter through the south door, or call Valentin Varela at: 505.270.8786 or Gilbert Moreno at: 505.227.4976 to arrange your drop-off.
Fraternal Benefit Seminar
Learn how Knights of Columbus can help you protect your family and plan for your retirement, while supporting an organization that contributes to important charitable causes aligned with your Catholic values. Everyone is invited to join us for a Fraternal Benefit Seminar given by Field Agent, Bob Brunoni. Learn more about the financial services and fraternal benefits offered by the Knights of Columbus on Tuesday, April 22, 2025 at 6:30 PM in the Hendren Hall.
Date added March 12, 2024
San Ysidro is open for private prayer Monday through Friday from 8:00 am to 6:00 pm and Saturday 8:30 am. Adoration is Friday 8:00 am to 4:00 pm, followed by Benediction.
Fr. McG0wan is available Saturday from 3:00 pm to 4:30 pm for confessions or by appointment on weekdays.
Donations received from April 13, 2025
General Collections $ 4,047.00
Date added April 15, 2024
Altar Servers Needed: We are in need of altar servers especially for the 8 am and 11 am Sunday Masses. Anyone willing and/or interested to learn how to altar servers contact the Church office at (505) 898-1779 for more information and ask the staff to pass your contact information to Giselle Bango.
There will be Baptismal classes every first Sunday of each month in the Religious Ed Building at 9:00 am for parents and sponsors.
Please call the Parish office to register for class at
505-898-1779, if no one answers, please leave a message.
Date edited March 1,2024
Join the San Ysidro Flocknote!
Any parishioners that does not know how to create their own account on the San Ysidro flocknote site, please sign on with your, email address and set up a password. Thank you |
Flocknote is a great way for San Ysidro to communicate!
Devotional candles are available in the church. Donations have increasesd due to price increases to $4.00 for the 5 day candle and $.75 for the smaller candle.
San Ysidro Knights of Columbus Council 14999
Bingo Announcement
Spring Theme Bingo
When: Saturday, April 26 tentatively
Where: Father Hendren Hall
Time: Doors and Kitchen Open at 5:30 PM Games begin at 6:30 PM
after 5 PM Mass
Barbara Delap | Rick Ximenes I Jessica Pieniadz | Vicki Beihl
Theresa Olecksiew I Maureen & Ryan Cook I Tony Gomez I Mallory McDonagh I Audie Gutierrez | Jackie Cordova Barajas | Sylvia Sena I Miles Tunno | Gilbert Montano I Mila & the Montoya Family I Theresa Patterson | Ramona Martinez I Harolyn Sexson | Piper David Sanchez | Bill Jones I Irma L. Trujillo
I Justo Silva | Balmore Silva I Augustina Perez-Silva I Dr. Stan & Nancy Zychowski I Denise Archuleta | Sherry Mascareñas I Rafael Gonzalez | Sylvia Sena | Abi Gallegos I Maria Burns | Charmaine Payne | Stacy Sandoval I Julia Brooks I Carol Rogers I Emily & Gilbert Moreno I Sierna Curtis | Renee Lopez | Cordova Louie I Monsignor Jerome Martinez y Alire I Rick Narro | Sadie Stanley I Kurt Patricia I Jacob & Joshua Goeldner I
Tony Chavez I Benjamin Saiz | Kathy Eby I Stan Mascarenas | Cathy Heise I Stella Perea | Antoinette Montoya I Larry Whittaker
Ernestine Marcelli I Rosie Nelson I Carlos Olguin I Bobby Ruedas | Kathy Marcelli | Rosa Timmons | Pamela Jean Smith | Etta Grano I Bonnie Mitisek I Mary Ann Jones I Joneve Bender | Pat Kelley | Patrick Harrington | Joseph Behnke | Delma Lopez | Maria N. Rivera-Rios | Sylvia Hernandez | Auden Finkelstein | Larry P. Sandoval
Date edited April 17, 2025
Dedications of the candle can be made in the Parish office for $10.00 for a week in memory of a loved one.
In the Old Testament, God told Moses that a lamp filled with pure oil should perpetually burn in the Tabernacle (Ex 27:20-21). This is the precedent for the Catholic Church’s custom of burning a candle (at all times) before the Tabernacle – the gold house where the Eucharistic Body of Christ is reserved under lock and key.