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Saints Peter & Paul Catholic Church & School
Mass Schedule
Weekend Masses
Sunday
7:00am | Español
9:00am |
English
12:30pm & 6:00pm |
Español
Weekday Masses
Tuesday-Friday
9:00 a.m. English (Out of session during the summer, will begin again when school is back in session)
Tuesday-Thursday
7pm | Español
Friday
12:00pm | Español
Confessions are available 30 minutes before each Mass.
Father's Weekly Message
XX Sunday in Ordinary Time
Dear Sons and Daughters of Saints Peter and Paul,
Today, as we celebrate the Twentieth Sunday in Ordinary Time, our hearts are filled with gratitude, joy, and hope. Our parish has received a very special blessing: the image of the Holy Child of Atocha, brought from Plateros, Zacatecas, Mexico.
Today, during the 6:00 p.m. Mass, Fr. Juan Diego Chávez, Rector of the Shrine of the Holy Child of Atocha in Plateros, will solemnly enthrone this blessed image so that it may remain here at Saints Peter and Paul in Tulsa.
Last Sunday, during his homily, Fr. Juan Diego shared words that today have an even more beautiful meaning:
“Today we can say that this parish of Saints Peter and Paul is a little Shrine of Plateros here in Tulsa. God does not abandon us.”
What beautiful words of hope! God does not abandon us. This blessed image of the Holy Child will be a visible sign of that truth, especially for so many of our brothers and sisters who are far from their homeland and may not be able to return to Mexico to visit Plateros.
In today’s Gospel, the Canaanite woman approaches Jesus with persevering faith. She refuses to become discouraged and places all her trust in His mercy:
“Please, Lord, for even the dogs eat the scraps that fall from the table of their masters.”
And Jesus replies:
“O woman, great is your faith! Let it be done for you as you wish.”
Brothers and sisters, that same invitation comes to us today: Do not lose faith! Let us continue seeking Jesus, trusting in Him, and drawing closer to Him even in our most difficult moments.
The arrival of the Holy Child of Atocha reminds us that Jesus continues to walk with His people. He accompanies the migrant and the traveler, consoles those who suffer, strengthens our families, and hears all who cry out to Him in faith.
May this “little Shrine of Plateros here in Tulsa” be a place where many people find consolation and hope and, above all, encounter Jesus Christ.
God does not abandon us. God remains with His people. Holy Child of Atocha, protect us and guide us, amen!
With gratitude and hope in Christ,
Fr. Gabriel Garcia
Pastor
Fr. Gabriel Garcia
Pastor
Our Mission
At Saints Peter and Paul Catholic Church, we are called to build the Kingdom of Heaven here on earth by celebrating and participating in a reverent and traditional liturgy that lifts hearts to God. Rooted in the richness of our Catholic faith, we strive to form a community that lives out the Gospel through prayer, education, and service.
Through our devotions, traditions, and daily encounters with Christ, especially in the Holy Eucharist, we seek to reflect God’s love and guide one another toward holiness and eternal life.
At the heart of our parish is our Perpetual Adoration Chapel and Shrine of Saint Toribio Romo, where the faithful encounter Jesus truly present in the Blessed Sacrament, drawing strength, peace, and inspiration to live as His disciples.
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