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Daily Mass
9:00am Monday - Saturday;
4:00pm Monday - Friday -
Sunday Mass
4:00pm vigil on Saturday;
7:30am, 9:30am, 11:30am,
2:00pm (in Spanish), 5:00pm -
Confession
after 9:00am daily mass - at priest’s discretion;
2:00pm - 3:30pm on Saturday -
Eucharistic Adoration
6am-10pm Monday-Thursday;
6am Friday - 8:30am Saturday
Vote NO on Question #6
in November.
To learn more about Question #6, or to get more information why all Catholics should be voting NO or to get additional insights from our Bishop Mueggenborg, click HERE.
International Food Festival
October 3, 2026 from 3pm to 6:30pm
Dear Friends,
I am happy to invite you to our upcoming International Food Festival. The event celebrates different cultures through food, music, and community spirit. At the festival, you can taste delicious dishes from around the world prepared by local chefs and community members. We look forward to sharing this wonderful cultural experience with you.
Warm regards,
Fr Philip M George
Estimados amigos:
Me complace invitarles a nuestro próximo Festival Internacional de Gastronomía. El evento celebra diversas culturas a través de la comida, la música y el espíritu comunitario. En el festival, podrán degustar deliciosos platos de todo el mundo, preparados por chefs locales y miembros de la comunidad. Esperamos compartir con ustedes esta maravillosa experiencia cultural.
Un cordial saludo,
Padre Philip M. George
Queridos amigos:
Octubre es el Mes de la Concientización sobre el Cáncer de Mama. Nuestra parroquia les invita a una celebración especial de la Santa Misa dedicada a las sobrevivientes de cáncer de mama, a quienes luchan actualmente contra la enfermedad y en amorosa memoria de aquellas que han fallecido.
Nos reunimos en fe, esperanza y comunidad para elevar nuestras oraciones a Dios. Honramos la fortaleza de las sobrevivientes y oramos por el descanso eterno de nuestros seres queridos fallecidos.
Si desea que recordemos a una sobreviviente o a un ser querido fallecido en particular durante las intenciones de la Misa, por favor envíenos sus nombres llamando a la oficina parroquial o enviando un correo electrónico a la oficina.
En solidaridad, esperanza y oración, les invitamos cordialmente a una celebración especial de la Santa Misa por las sobrevivientes de cáncer de mama y por las fallecidas.
Octubre es reconocido mundialmente como el Mes de la Concientización sobre el Cáncer de Mama. Como comunidad de fe, queremos dedicar esta Misa especial a honrar la increíble resiliencia de nuestras sobrevivientes de cáncer de mama, a ofrecer fortaleza espiritual a quienes están recibiendo tratamiento y a recordar en oración a las almas queridas que hemos perdido a causa de esta enfermedad.
El Santo Sacrificio de la Misa se ofrecerá por su sanación, consuelo y descanso eterno. Invitamos cordialmente a pacientes, sobrevivientes, familiares, cuidadores y a cualquier persona cuya vida haya sido tocada por el cáncer de mama a unirse a nosotros en este tiempo de oración.
• Nuestras sobrevivientes y guerreras: Para celebrar su fortaleza, dar gracias por su sanación y orar por su salud continua.
• Quienes están en tratamiento: Para pedir a nuestro Señor consuelo, fortaleza y éxito en su atención médica.
• Nuestros seres queridos fallecidos: Para honrar la memoria de quienes perdieron la vida a causa del cáncer, encomendando sus almas a la paz eterna de Dios.
• Familiares y cuidadores: Para orar por su fortaleza y consuelo continuos mientras apoyan a sus seres queridos.
Si desea que recordemos a una sobreviviente o a un ser querido fallecido en particular durante las intenciones de la Misa, por favor envíenos sus nombres llamando a la oficina parroquial o enviando un correo electrónico a la oficina.
Nos reunimos para elevar en oración a quienes luchan actualmente contra el cáncer, para celebrar la fortaleza de las sobrevivientes y para recordar con amor a quienes han fallecido a causa de esta enfermedad. Por medio de la gracia de la Eucaristía, buscamos consuelo, fortaleza y esperanza para todas las familias y personas afectadas por el cáncer.
Unámonos en oración y rodeémonos mutuamente de la gracia sanadora y el amor de Dios.
En Cristo,
P. Philip M. George, Párroco
Dear Friends,
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Our parish invites you to a special Celebration of Holy Mass dedicated to breast cancer survivors, those currently fighting, and in loving memory of those who have passed away.
We gather in faith, hope, and community to lift our prayers to God. We honor the strength of survivors and pray for the eternal rest of our deceased loved ones.
If you would like us to remember a specific survivor or a deceased loved one during the intentions of the Mass, please submit their names by calling the parish office or emailing to office.
n solidarity, hope, and prayer, you are cordially invited to a Special Celebration of the Holy Mass for Breast Cancer Survivors and Deceased.
October is globally recognized as Breast Cancer Awareness Month. As a community of faith, we want to dedicate this special Mass to honoring the incredible resilience of our breast cancer survivors, offering spiritual strength to those currently undergoing treatment, and prayerfully remembering the beloved souls we have lost to this disease.
The Holy Sacrifice of the Mass will be offered for their healing, comfort, and eternal rest. We warmly welcome patients, survivors, family members, caregivers, and anyone whose life has been touched by breast cancer to join us in this intentional time of prayer.
Our Survivors and Warriors: To celebrate their strength, offer thanksgiving for their healing, and pray for their continued health.
Those Currently in Treatment: To petition our Lord for comfort, endurance, and successful medical care.
Our Beloved Deceased: To honor the memory of those who lost their lives to cancer, entrusting their souls to God’s eternal peace.
Family Members and Caregivers: To pray for their continued strength and comfort as they support their loved ones.
If you would like us to remember a specific survivor or a deceased loved one during the intentions of the Mass, please submit their names by calling the parish office or emailing to office.
We gather together to lift in prayer those currently fighting cancer, to celebrate the strength of cancer survivors, and to lovingly remember those who have passed away from this disease. Through the grace of the Eucharist, we seek comfort, strength, and hope for all families and individuals touched by cancer.
Let us unite in prayer and surround one another with God's healing grace and love.
In Christ,
Fr. Philip M George, Pastor
Dear Friends,
We are writing to ask for your help in keeping our designated disabled parking spaces available for those who face severe mobility challenges.
Over the past few weeks, we have noticed that these essential parking spots are frequently being used by drivers who do not have legal disability plates or placards, or who have minor mobility constraints but are capable of walking a short distance.
While we understand that parking before weekend Masses can be challenging, our parishioners with severe mobility issues, wheelchair users, and those with significant physical limitations are being left with no place to park.
Prioritize the Most Vulnerable: If you hold a permit but are having a "good day" physically, please consider parking in the standard lot. This leaves the closest spaces available for those with severe mobility challenges, wheelchair users, and the elderly who cannot walk long distances.
Thank you for your cooperation, compassion, and commitment to making our parish a welcoming home for all.
Blessings,
Fr. Philip George, Pastor
Project Rachel, A Post-Abortion Healing Ministry
The month of September, as we remember Our Lady of Sorrows, we lift up in prayer all women who have experienced abortion, and all those mourning the loss of an unborn child. We seek the tender intercession of Our Lady of Sorrows, praying all who are hurting may experience the profound healing, boundless love, tender mercy, and compassionate embrace of God.
What does Project Rachel offer?
Licensed professional therapists—Receive a referral to someone who is specially trained and sensitive to the needs of those hurting from a past abortion.
Referrals to Priests—Spiritual guidance sensitive to your particular needs and preparation to receive the Sacrament of Reconciliation.
Rachel’s Vineyard Weekend Retreats—Take time away to seek peace and healing at a confidential retreat led by a Project Rachel team (some retreats are for both women and men).
Awareness program, prayer service, and Mass of Hope and Healing for anyone touched by the loss of a child through miscarriage, stillbirth, ectopic pregnancy, early infant death, or abortion.
How do you Contact Us?
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Immaculate Conception’s
Weekly Bulletin:
Standing together in times of need! 💛
During the recent wildfires, Immaculate Conception’s ministries were able to provide critical relief and essential supplies to evacuees and fire victims thanks to the incredible generosity of our local partners.
A massive THANK YOU to Site Services of Nevada and KT Grace for donating their vital resources and helping us extend our reach when our community needed it most. Your swift support brought comfort and care to families facing unimaginable stress. We are so grateful to serve alongside partners who embody the true spirit of neighbor helping neighbor!
Take a moment, pray with Pope Leo XIV.
Pray with the Pope is a global initiative of the Pope’s Worldwide Prayer Network where the Holy Father shares his monthly prayer intention, an invitation to pray and mobilize for the challenges facing humanity and the mission of the Church, through The Pope Video and The Pope Audio.
Simple and accessible, it helps anyone, anywhere, take a moment to pray with our Pope and stay connected to the Church’s mission.
A welcoming Catholic parish with a spacious church, active ministries, and daily opportunities for prayer and worship, called to holiness and serve everyone with compassion and respect. Our community is blessed with dedicated volunteers, long hours of Eucharistic Adoration, and a full rhythm of liturgy with Masses offered in a variety of times and expressions for everyone.
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Immaculate Conception Catholic Church 2900 N McCarran Blvd. Sparks, NV 89431 775.358.5977
