St. Barbara Young Adults

Prayer Intentions for December

2010-11-30T10:00:00.000-08:00

Every month the Pope focuses on a particular prayer intention. For December the intentions are:

The Experience of Personal Suffering as a Help to Others who Suffer
General: That our personal experience of suffering may be an occasion for better understanding the situation of unease and pain which is the lot of many people who are alone, sick or aged, and stir us all to give them generous help.

Opening Our Doors to Christ
Missionary: That the peoples of the earth may open their doors to Christ and to His Gospel of peace, brotherhood and justice.

Prayer Intentions for November

2010-10-31T10:00:00.000-07:00

Every month the Pope focuses on a particular prayer intention. For November the intentions are:

Drug Addicts and Victims of Every Form of Dependence
General: That victims of drugs or of other dependence may, thanks to the support of the Christian community, find in the power of our Saving God strength for a radical life-change.

The Continent-wide Mission in Latin America
Missionary: That the Churches of Latin America may move ahead with the continent-wide mission proposed by their bishops, making it part of the universal missionary task of the People of God.

St. Teresa

2010-10-15T10:00:00.000-07:00

Today we celebrate the feast day of St. Teresa of Avila. One of her well known prayers is called St. Teresa's Bookmark. Enjoy it in both text and sung forms. The sung version is called Nada te turbe, a Taizé chant.

Let nothing disturb thee,
Nothing affright thee
All things are passing;
God never changeth;
Patient endurance
Attaineth to all things;
Who God possesseth
In nothing is wanting;
Alone God sufficeth.
—H. W. Longfellow (translator).

Prayer Intentions for October

2010-09-30T10:00:00.000-07:00

Every month the Pope focuses on a particular prayer intention. For October intentions are:

Catholic Universities
General: That Catholic Universities may more and more be places where, in the light of the Gospel, it is possible to experience the harmonious unity existing between faith and reason.

World Mission Day
Missionary: That the World Mission Day may afford an occasion for understanding that the task of proclaiming Christ is an absolutely necessary service to which the Church is called for the benefit of humanity.

What do ya know?

2010-09-28T08:03:00.000-07:00

For most people, the answer is "not much."

The Pew Forum on Religion and Culture asked adults to respond to a U.S. Religious Knowledge Survey. Most Americans scored 50% or less on a quiz measuring knowledge of the Bible, world religions, and Constitutional issues regarding religion in public life.

One of the surprising -- to me -- responses is that barely half of the Catholics who responded know that when they receive communion they are actually receiving Jesus' body and blood. (I wonder how many of the people who identified themselves as Catholic are regular Mass-goers and how many participate only occasionally.)

A summary from CNN is available here.

A 15-question version of the quiz is available here. (I couldn't get the quiz to work with Firefox but it did work with Internet Explorer.)

What do ya know?

Pakistan

2010-09-03T11:55:00.000-07:00

Natural disasters never seem to end. Currently the people of Pakistan are dealing with the aftermath of the worst floods in living memory.

Catholic Relief Services is providing shelter and hygiene kits containing plastic sheeting, bed mats, soap, kitchen supplies, water purification tablets, rehydration salts and covered buckets to store water. CRS is also hiring residents in cash-for-work programs to restore clean drinking water by rebuilding water supply systems.

You can read more about the situation in Pakistan here and donate to CRS here.

Prayer Intentions for September

2010-08-31T10:00:00.000-07:00

Every month the Pope focuses on a particular prayer intention. For September intentions are:

SEPTEMBER 2010
The Word of God as Sign of Social Development
General: That in less developed parts of the world the proclamation of the Word of God may renew people’s hearts, encouraging them to work actively toward authentic social progress.

The End of War
Missionary: That by opening our hearts to love we may put an end to the numerous wars and conflicts which continue to bloody our world.

Being Catholic Online

2010-08-25T16:48:00.000-07:00

Do your friends on Facebook and other sites have any idea that you're Catholic? Do you sometimes feel like you're too Catholic? These questions are addressed in an interesting article called "How Catholic Should You Be Online?"

If you want to share your faith online, you might consider the advice given by the blogger, Matthew Warner:

Evangelism is about relationships. Don’t use your online platform (be it large or small) as only a megaphone (you’ll soon find nobody listening). Use it to listen, share and to build genuine relationships. That is a key ingredient of effective evangelism. It’s about truth and charity. If you have not Love, you are but a clanging cymbal. Clanging cymbals are not Catholic at all.

Sharing the Faith, Splitting the Rent

2010-08-09T21:32:00.001-07:00

There's an interesting article in the New York Times about how people allow their faith to affect where and how they live.

The article profiles a Christian group called Radical Living, a Jewish woman who wanted housing close enough to her synagogue to walk to services, a Muslim who wanted roommates who understood her prayer life, and a Buddhist looking for a roommate who accepts her incense.

It raises questions in my mind about what requirements I would have if I moved. I like being close enough to the church to be able to get there easily for Mass, meetings, or whatever is going on. I would love to live close enough to St. Andrew's Abbey to be able to join the monks for Mass or prayers. Hmmm...what else?

La Fiesta Pequeña

2010-08-03T10:00:00.000-07:00

On Wednesday night Old Spanish Days kicks off with La Fiesta Pequeña on the Mission steps.

This event features Fiesta’s traditional songs and dances: tunes of the Californios, Flamenco, Spanish classical and Mexican folklórico dances. Food is available for purchase from local vendors and admission to the event is free.

The event starts at 8pm.

Viva la fiesta!

Prayer Intentions for August

2010-08-01T06:00:00.000-07:00

Every month the Pope focuses on a particular prayer intention. For August the intentions are:

The Unemployed and the Homeless
General: That those who are without work or homes or who are otherwise in serious need may find understanding and welcome, as well as concrete help in overcoming their difficulties.

Victims of Discrimination, Hunger and Forced Emigration
Missionary: That the Church may be a “home” for all people, ready to open its doors to any who are suffering from racial or religious discrimination, hunger, or wars forcing them to emigrate to other countries.

Mary Magdalene

2010-07-22T10:00:00.000-07:00

On July 22 the Church celebrates the memorial of Mary Magdalene.

This is a woman who is so misunderstood and maligned.

I always like Mary and I love the gospel for her feast:

On the first day of the week,
Mary Magdalene came to the tomb early in the morning,
while it was still dark,
and saw the stone removed from the tomb.
So she ran and went to Simon Peter
and to the other disciple whom Jesus loved, and told them,
"They have taken the Lord from the tomb,
and we don't know where they put him."

Mary stayed outside the tomb weeping.
And as she wept, she bent over into the tomb

and saw two angels in white sitting there,
one at the head and one at the feet
where the Body of Jesus had been.
And they said to her, "Woman, why are you weeping?"
She said to them, "They have taken my Lord,
and I don't know where they laid him."
When she had said this, she turned around and saw Jesus there,
but did not know it was Jesus.
Jesus said to her, "Woman, why are you weeping?
Whom are you looking for?"
She thought it was the gardener and said to him,
"Sir, if you carried him away,
tell me where you laid him,
and I will take him."
Jesus said to her, "Mary!"
She turned and said to him in Hebrew,
"Rabbouni," which means Teacher.
Jesus said to her,
"Stop holding on to me, for I have not yet ascended to the Father.
But go to my brothers and tell them,
'I am going to my Father and your Father,
to my God and your God.'"
Mary Magdalene went and announced to the disciples,
"I have seen the Lord,"
and then reported what he told her.

You can read more about Mary Magdalene:

St. Mary Magdalene: Redeeming Her Gospel Reputation

Haiti After Six Months

2010-07-16T08:19:00.000-07:00

The Jesuit Refugee Service reports that six months after the earthquake the situation is worrying.

HAITI: LITTLE PROGRESS AFTER SIX MONTHS
Six months after the earthquake devastated Haiti on January 12, the situation in the country remains worrying. Despite the preparative and preventive efforts of UN agencies, international organisations, the Haitian authorities and other local actors to cope with the humanitarian crisis and other natural disasters, the hurricane season now represents a significant danger to vulnerable populations, the 1.7 million displaced and other homeless persons.

Consider making a donation to the Jesuit Refugee Service, Catholic Relief Services, or another group assisting those in Haiti.

Will Work for Free

2010-07-15T14:12:00.000-07:00

There's an interesting article in America about people working in faith-based volunteer programs. Read the article here. Have you ever thought about volunteering with a faith-based group? Feel free to comment. And read more about some of these groups and what they do:

Death

2010-07-14T16:09:00.001-07:00

This quote was used last night at Bob Carman's Vigil service. I thought it was beautiful:

Death is not extinguishing the light; it is only putting out the lamp because the dawn has come -- Rabindranath Tagore.

God's First Language

2010-06-11T14:50:00.000-07:00

John of the Cross said that God's first language is silence. It seems we don't have much room for silence in our lives...or for taking time to be rather than to do.

Interesting comments from Fr. Jim Martin [here] about an article in the NY Times. As the Psalm says, "Deep calls to deep," but only if you're listening.

Artifact Stolen from the Mission

2010-06-03T13:44:00.000-07:00

KEYT reports that part of a tabernacle from 1789 has been stolen.

If anyone knows more about this please post a comment.

March Meeting: The Secret Life of Priests and Nuns

2010-03-04T11:07:00.000-08:00

Just what is it that priests and nuns do all day? How does someone become a priest or nun? Are they holier than the rest of us? How did they decide this was the life for them? Here's a chance to explore the mysteries and ask your questions. Our guests are Fr. Daniel Barica, Sr. Susan Blomstad, and Fr. John Love.

FYI:

Wednesday, March 10
6:30pm
St. Barbara Parish Social Room

Parking: evening events it's easiest to park in the back of the church. Enter the driveway at Garden and Pueblo and turn at the Mission Renewal Center sign. Walk up the ramp next to the Friars' chapel and turn right at the statue of St. Francis.

Imagine...

2010-02-18T08:00:00.000-08:00

Imagine that the last words you spoke were the last words you ever spoke and that the last meal you ate was the last meal you ever ate.

Roger Ebert can’t remember the last thing he ate. He can't remember the last thing he drank, either, or the last thing he said. Of course, those things existed; those lasts happened. They just didn't happen with enough warning for him to have bothered committing them to memory — it wasn't as though he sat down, knowingly, to his last supper or last cup of coffee or to whisper a last word into Chaz's ear. The doctors told him they were going to give him back his ability to eat, drink, and talk. But the doctors were wrong, weren't they? On some morning or afternoon or evening, sometime in 2006, Ebert took his last bite and sip, and he spoke his last word.

I found this profile in Esquire to be very moving.

Ash Wednesday

2010-02-17T00:05:00.000-08:00

Today is Ash Wednesday, the beginning of Lent. These 40 days are an opportunity to prepare ourselves for Easter through prayer, fasting, and almsgiving.

Everyone is invited to receive ashes on this day as a sign of repentance. There will be Masses at the Mission today at 7:30am, noon, and 7:00pm and ashes will be distributed at each Mass.

Ash Wednesday is one of two fast days in the Church. By "fasting," we are asked to eat lightly -- not more than one full meal and, if needed, up to two smaller meals that don't constitute a full meal. It is also a day of abstinence from meat, so skip the hamburger or steak in favor of fish, pasta, or other non-meat meals.

Fasting and ashes sound so serious...and they are. But it's also important to think about the words that are said as the priest marks our foreheads with ashes: Repent and believe the gospel. Believe the gospel...believe in God's infinite love...

Perhaps you will enjoy reflecting on what that means as you listen to this song:

Love and Marriage...Catholic Style

2010-02-15T20:49:00.000-08:00

February 16
6:30pm
Parish Social Room

Join Kathie and Joe Schneider and Deacon Jerry and Bev Heyer to discuss love and marriage from a Catholic perspective. Both couples work with Engaged Encounter. They'll talk about love, marriage, getting married and staying married, communication, and other issues. Please join us with your questions and insights.

Parking: For evening events it's easiest to park in the back of the church. Enter the driveway at Garden and Pueblo and turn at the Mission Renewal Center sign. Walk up the ramp next to the Friars' chapel and turn right at the statue of St. Francis.

Haiti

2010-01-14T13:11:00.001-08:00

Here are a couple of sources you may want to consider in providing aid for the people in Haiti:

Catholic Relief Services
Jesuit Refugee Service

Yoga

2010-01-12T16:34:00.000-08:00

Yoga!

Are you a yoga enthusiast? Or maybe you've wanted to try it and never quite gotten to it. Either way, join us for Yoga!

Meet in the office at St. Mark's Church in Isla Vista at 6:15. (Click here for a map.) We'll walk over to St. Michael's together for a yoga class led by Marisol Murillo.

This class is appropriate for people with all levels of yoga experience...or none at all.

Wear comfortable clothes. If you have a mat you can bring it; otherwise there are mats available for you to use. $3.00 donation requested.

FYI:
Yoga
January 19
6:15pm
St. Mark's Church - 6550 Picasso Rd., Isla Vista

Upcoming Events

2010-01-06T19:18:00.000-08:00

Monday, January 11

6:30pm in the Bonaventure Room

Faith and Film: The Great Debaters (2007)

Inspired by real events, The Great Debaters reveals one of the seeds of the Civil Rights Movement in its story of Melvin B. Tolson (Denzel Washington) and his champion 1935 debate club from the all-African-American Wiley College in Texas. Tolson, a Wiley professor, labor organizer, modernist poet, and much else, runs a rigorous debate program at the school, selecting four students as his team in ’35. Race relations at the height of the Great Depression included lynchings of black men and women as a common form of entertainment. The idea of talented and highly intelligent African-American young people learning to think on their feet during debates would seem almost a hopeless endeavor. But that’s not the way Tolson sees it, as his students serve themselves and the cause of racial equality in America. --Tom Keogh

Wednesday, January 13

6:30pm in the Social Room

Monthly meeting. Theme: The Least Ones

Join Richard Rink from the St. Vincent de Paul Society at the Mission and Barbara Finch, director of the PATHS program at St. Vincent's in Santa Barbara to learn more about what we can do to serve the "least ones" among us.

The St. Vincent de Paul Society provides people with emergency help to pay rent or a utility bill, or to get food, clothing, or furniture. The PATHS program provides transitional housing and services for single mothers who are on welfare or living below the poverty level. Both of these groups provide very practical assistance to people in need.

If you're like me, you see or hear about someone who is hungry or homeless and think "I wish I could help..." This session will give you concrete ideas about what you can do.

For both Faith and Film and the Young Adult meeting, you can park in the Mission Renewal Center parking lot behind the Mission. Enter the driveway at Garden and Pueblo and turn where you see the Mission Renewal Center sign.

James Martin on Mary

2009-12-26T13:53:00.000-08:00

I am a fan of James Martin. Here's his piece from Slate called "Hail Mary."

He starts:

It's tough to relate to someone who's supposed to be God's mom, isn't it?

Read the rest here.

Christmas Mass Schedule

2009-12-22T10:16:00.001-08:00

December 24 - Christmas Eve

Organ, choir, and strings

Prelude music begins 30 minutes before Mass

5pm - Fr. John Vaughn and Br. Luis Guzman

Midnight - Fr. Richard McManus and Fr. Daniel Barica

December 25 - Christmas Day

Organ, choir, and brass

8am - Bishop Thomas Curry

10am (Family Mass) - Fr. Daniel Barica

12 Noon - Fr. John Vaughn

Events This Week

2009-12-17T08:44:00.000-08:00

Friday, December 18, 6pm, Mission Church
Simbang Gabi Mass
This is a traditional Filipino Mass and will be followed by a reception.

Saturday, December 19, 5pm, Parish Social Room
Dessert Reception
Join with other young adults at this dessert reception. Bring goodies to share with the group. This will be followed by...

Saturday, December 19, 7pm
Christmas Carol Sing-Along and Blessing of the Creche, in front of the Mission

Events This Week

2009-12-07T07:12:00.000-08:00

Tuesday - December 8
Solemnity of the Immaculate Conception / Holy Day of Obligation
Masses are at 7:30am, 12 Noon, and 7pm in the Mission Church

Wednesday - December 9
Communal Reconciliation Service
7pm in the Mission Church
Come and prepare yourself for Christmas by celebrating God's forgiveness and love.

Saturday - December 12
Build the Christmas Creche
Starting at 8am in front of the church
To sign up please call the parish office at 682-4151

Sunday - December 13
Choral Service based on the O Antiphons
3pm in the Mission Church

St. Nicholas

2009-12-06T09:18:00.000-08:00

Today we celebrate the feast of St. Nicholas of Myra. The Saint of the Day feature at Americancatholic.com describes his legendary charity:

Perhaps the best-known story about Nicholas concerns his charity toward a poor man who was unable to provide dowries for his three daughters of marriageable age. Rather than see them forced into prostitution, Nicholas secretly tossed a bag of gold through the poor man’s window on three separate occasions, thus enabling the daughters to be married. Over the centuries, this particular legend evolved into the custom of gift-giving on the saint’s feast. In the English-speaking countries, St. Nicholas became, by a twist of the tongue, Santa Claus—further expanding the example of generosity portrayed by this holy bishop.

May he serve as a model for us as we consider giving not only to our friends and relatives, but to all who are in need.

Make the World a Better Place

2009-12-04T08:14:00.000-08:00

I just read an item on Lifehack called "10 Small Ways to Make the World a Better Place." The article says:

Here are ten little gestures, all of them easily within our grasp, that can spread goodwill in our own communities, as well as increase our own sense of mindfulness about the people around us and our relationship to them.

I would add "smile" to the list. Smiling and acknowledging someone you pass on a sidewalk or supermarket aisle makes the world a little friendlier.

Any thoughts? Do you have small ways of improving the world?

Advent events this week

2009-11-30T08:00:00.000-08:00

This week there are several things taking place:

Tuesday, December 1 @ 7pm, Mission Church
Advent by Candlelight. Advent by Candlelight will inspire you and connect you with Advent like never before. Please come to hear personal testimony from parishioners of how Jesus has touched their lives and join in with the beautiful music. Refreshments will follow. You're encouraged to attend this hour-long event and especially, to invite anybody you know searching for a way to fill that void in their life, whatever it may be. Inspirational stories, beautiful music, delicious food, and new-found friends are sure to give Advent a renewed meaning in your life.

Wednesday, December 2 @ 6:30pm, Blessed Sacrament Chapel.
Taizé Prayer. Taizé is a form of chanted prayer that is meditative and beautiful. It will lead you to a quiet place where you can speak with God.

Friday, December 4 @ 12:10pm, Mission Church

Mass for the Feast of St. Barbara. Friday is the feast day for the patroness of both our parish and our city.

Sunday, December 6 after all Masses

Global (Alternative) Gift Faire. If you're looking for a special gift take a look at what's available outside the church next Sunday.

Another Advent Calendar

2009-11-29T08:30:00.000-08:00

Busted Halo has an "Advent Surprise Calendar."

If you're not familiar with Busted Halo, take some time to check it out. They describe themselves as "an online magazine for spiritual seekers" and are a ministry of the Paulists.

It's Advent!

2009-11-28T12:30:00.000-08:00

The United States Conference of Catholic Bishops has an online Advent calendar complete with readings and activities for the season. Enjoy this season of anticipation.

Thanksgiving

2009-11-26T08:30:00.000-08:00

Morning Glory

Morning was glorious,
Thin clouds luminous,
The brisk breeze
Welcome relief
After sticky-hot yesterdays,

And it’s been that way
All week, Lord,

For though I keep
Getting confused,
Though the world
Persists in panic,

You’ve been working,
Stirring the stale,
Calming the tempestuous,
Whispering relief
Amid so much anxiety,

Telling us today,
As much as yesterday,
What it means
To rise again.

-- Thomas Flowers

Thomas Flowers, SJ, is the author of Walking Humbly: Scripture Meditations in Verse from Paulist Press.

I'm easily amused

2009-11-24T15:06:00.000-08:00

I was browsing through a catalog from Acta Publications when I came across a CD called God's Greatest Hits. I had to laugh. What would be on an album like that?

As it turns out, it includes songs like:

Amazing Grace
Joyful, Joyful We Adore Thee
Simple Gifts
Swing Low Sweet Chariot
Faith of Our Fathers
Holy, Holy, Holy

I wonder if that's what God considers his greatest hits?

Any thoughts on what you would put on a disc with that title?

Beautiful

2009-11-22T14:48:00.001-08:00

When I walked out to the car this morning I had to stop and gaze at the mountains. They were so beautiful. And the words of the psalmist came to mind:

I lift up my eyes to the hills—
from where will my help come?
My help comes from the Lord,
who made heaven and earth.
He will not let your foot be moved;
he who keeps you will not slumber.
He who keeps Israel
will neither slumber nor sleep.
The Lord is your keeper;
the Lord is your shade at your right hand.
The sun shall not strike you by day,
nor the moon by night.
The Lord will keep you from all evil;
he will keep your life.
The Lord will keep
your going out and your coming in
from this time on and for evermore.

Center of My Life

2009-11-20T10:20:00.000-08:00

At Mass yesterday the priest mentioned the song "You Are the Center of My Life." Since I walked out humming it I went looking for it on the web...and of course I found it.

Enjoy this version of Psalm 16. May he always be the center of our lives.

Center Of My Life - Paul Inwood

Updated Calendar

2009-11-19T12:49:00.001-08:00

The calendar has been updated with many, many events and activities for Advent. You can visit the calendar anytime by clicking the link at the top of the page.

Bishops on Marriage

2009-11-18T06:48:00.001-08:00

The US bishops have approved and published a pastoral letter on marriage. Marriage: Love and Life in the Divine Plan is available on the bishops' web site. The bishops have created an additional site devoted to marriage called For Your Marriage. The site looks interesting with everything from marriage tips to book reviews. I would be interested in hearing comments from those who are married or engaged on how helpful the web site is.

Pedro Arrupe

2009-11-17T09:46:00.001-08:00

I'm a few days late with this, but Saturday was the anniversary of the birth of Pedro Arrupe, superior general of the Jesuits from 1965-83.

You can read a nice piece by James Martin here, including a link to a chapter of Martin's book My Life with the Saints that deals with Pedro Arrupe. (I highly recommend the book as one that will give you a new view on friendship with the saints. You can read what James Martin has to say and think about your own relationship with these friends of God.)

One of the famous quotes by Pedro Arrupe deals with love. I find it inspiring as I think about what motivates me in life.

Nothing is more practical than finding God,
that is, than falling in love in a quite absolute, final way.
What you are in love with,
what seizes your imagination,
will affect everything.
Fall in love,
stay in love,
and it will decide everything.

Bishops

2009-11-16T21:06:00.000-08:00

The bishops are beginning their Fall meeting in Baltimore.

From America's blog, In All Things:

The USCCB begins its annual plenary session today in Baltimore. On the formal agenda, the bishops will consider a proposed pastoral letter on marriage (which they should scrap and start over) and the final approval of Mass translations (some are good, some not so good but it is past time to fight over them anyway). Behind the scenes, the issue that dominates all the others is the polarization within the Conference, a polarization that seems to have been imported from the political world into the USCCB. The most important thing for the bishops to do this week is to heed the voice of their president, Cardinal George, to resist the political categories of left and right and return to “simply Catholicism.”

In the event, there is a political issue that is tailor-made for the “simply Catholicism” model proposed by Cardinal George: pro-life health care reform. For decades the bishops have backed universal health insurance for all Americans. Since 1973, the bishops have been the leaders, in season and out of season, of the pro-life movement in America. Now, thanks to the 240 members of Congress who voted for the Stupak Amendment banning federal funds for abortion, and the 220 members who voted for the final bill, the possibility of pro-life universal health insurance is that much closer to reality.
[Read more]

Keep the bishops in your prayers.

Saintly Spirits

2009-11-13T09:03:00.001-08:00

Perhaps a future wine tasting expedition will include Holy Spirit Wines.

Wisconsin priest, Fr Dominic Roscioli has partnered with two friends to launch Holy Spirits Wines. The trio's wines, which now are on sale in stores and are being poured in restaurants around southeastern Wisconsin, feature saints matched with wine varietals.

"I was looking for a way to bring the saints marching back into peoples' homes," Roscioli told the Kenosha News. "What I find is there are a lot of people who don't go to church so much, but they're very spiritual. It's a way to get people to reconnect with their Catholic roots."
[more]

Please comment: How do you bring your faith into your home?

The Lord's Prayer in Aramaic

2009-11-12T13:14:00.000-08:00

Here's the Lord's Prayer in Aramaic, the language Jesus spoke.

Aliens

2009-11-11T09:30:00.000-08:00

The Pontifical Academy of Sciences is holding a conference on astrobiology, the study of life beyond Earth, with scientists and religious leaders gathering in Rome this week.

For centuries, theologians have argued over what the existence of life elsewhere in the universe would mean for the Church, at least since Giordano Bruno, an Italian monk, was put to death by the Inquisition in 1600 for claiming that other worlds exist, UK's the Telegraph said.

[Read more]

Carr Winery on November 14

2009-11-10T16:16:00.000-08:00

We have a social event coming up on November 14. Please RSVP if you would like to join us.

WHAT: Wine tasting at Carr Winery
WHERE: Carr Winery, 414 N. Salispuedes St., Santa Barbara
WHEN: Saturday, November 14, 1pm

November 2009 Calendar

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November 1 - 10:30am - Parish Social Room

Young adult group planning meeting. Bring your ideas and enthusiasm to share. More info? Contact Andrea Duda

Welcome!

2009-10-28T14:18:00.000-07:00

Check here often for news and events related to the Young Adults of St. Barbara Parish.