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May 9, 2021: 4:30pm Vietnamese Mass

Today is the 6th Sunday of Easter here at the Vietnamese Community of Holy Spirit Catholic Church. Today, we also celebrate the First Holy Communion of our children here in our parish. Presiding this afternoon is Rev. Fr. Paul Nguyen.

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Dear Holy Spirit Community,

Your parish needs your help. As you can see in the video, some misguided children of God have vandalized our parking lot by doing parking lot donuts. You can also see in the video how Father Eli tried to stop them. It hurts to see our Reverend Father treated this way.

As we try to solve this situation, we would like to ask the community to please help us fix our parking lot. You can offer your online donations here: https://membership.faithdirect.net/FL640

Please make sure that you mention that you want your donation to go to the Holy Spirit parking lot repair so we can earmark it for that. You can also send your checks or cash to your parish. Please call us at 561-585-5970 for more information.

We need to keep the sanctuary of Jesus as venerated as possible. Your donations, big or small, will make that happen. Thank you for supporting your parish.

Family is forever and these measures are temporary, so please remember to:

  • Wear your mask at all times.
  • Keep 6 feet apart except for families and sit in every other row.
  • Refrain from singing for the present time.
  • Remove gloves and mask when receiving Holy Communion; if you do not remove gloves, you will receive a blessing.
  • Allow the row behind you to leave for the parking lot before you.
  • Do not congregate inside areas of the church.

Mass Schedule

English Mass Times
Monday – Friday: 7:30 AM, 9:00 AM; Saturday: 9:00 AM
Saturday Vigil: 4:00 PM    Sunday: 7:30 AM, 9:00 AM, 10:30 AM, Noon (Children’s Mass)

Msza Polska
Saturdays at 7:00 PM

Traditional Latin Mass
Sundays at 2:00 PM

Thánh lễ Công giáo Việt Nam
Sundays at 4:30 PM

View Schedule for Holy Days of Obligation, Moveable Feast days, and Holidays

We Need Your Help

Because of the recent cancellation of Masses due to the COVID-19 virus, we have seen a significant decrease in our offertory.

The weekly offertory is vital to the continued running of the parish.

What can you do?

  • Register for recurring online giving through FaithDirect
  • Or mail in your weekly offertory envelopes to the parish office at:
    • PO Box 3978 Lantana, FL 33465
  • Consider a one-time donation.

We realize that many are hurting financially at this time, so prayerfully please do whatever you can, but remember that our first priority is the health and safety of our parishioners.

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Reconciliation

Saturdays at 2:30PM

Adoration

Thursdays in the Main Church (Livestreamed)

9:30am-7:00pm; 7:00pm Benediction

Devotions

12 noon Angelus, Rosary, and Divine Mercy Chaplet Prayers in the Main Church (Livestreamed)

Join Our Parish

Become a member by registering with us: online here or forms can be found in the church.
Become a member by registering with us: online here or forms can be found in the church.

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Come! Deepen your faith by participating in our programs and ministries.
Come! Deepen your faith by participating in our programs and ministries.

Online Giving

Setup your donations easily and securely with Faith Direct! Our parish code is: FL 640
Setup your donations easily and securely with Faith Direct! Our parish code is: FL 640

Religious Education

Click here to register your child in our weekly religious education program.
Click here to register your child in our weekly religious education program.

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Traditional Latin Mass

Every Sunday at 2  PM

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Holy Spirit Catholic Church 1000 Lantana Rd. Lantana, FL 33462
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Holy Spirit Parish Code: QGPPXT

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Holy Spirit Parish Mission Statement

We are called to embrace faith in the Son of God as Lord and Savior. In our Roman Catholic tradition, through the cleansing waters of Baptism, we die to self and rise as children of the Father. 

Confirmed, empowered, and guided by His Spirit, we become church when we gather in His name, are taught with His living Word, and are nourished with His living presence. 

So that, we might be sent to witness the Good News of the Paschal Mystery in loving service to the human family; and be united with Him and His Saints in Heaven forever.

Join our RCIA classes held every Monday evening at All Saints Hall.

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