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NEW: Words from Father George on our "His Heart, Our Hands" campaign

These past few weeks, we have been encouraging you to participate in our "His Heart, Our Hands" program. The theme emphasizes that much of God's work is done through our hands. As I indicated in my homily a few weeks ago, Santa Maria is richly blessed by the services and ministries we are able to provide.

While we have done much, there is much more to be done. The reality is, we need financial resources to do God's work.

Some of you have already submitted your commitment card to the church to support our mission. Thank you! Many of you have not yet submitted your commitment card. Our budget for next year will be based on your response to those commitment cards. Please turn in your commitment card this week if you have not already done so.

I thank you for your generosity and am humbled by those who have made a sacrifice. Let us pray that we will continue to use our hands to do the work of His heart.

~Father George

Bishop Robert Barron in Washington, DC



It's not too late to bring your Commitment Cards to the Parish Office!

Please prayerfully consider how you can continue to make Santa Maria a place to encounter God and spread the Good News by participating in our His Heart, Our Hands - with your prayer, continued gift, or increase in giving!

More cards are available in the Parish Office if you need one.

Register as a Parishioner

If you'd like to register as a parishioner here at Santa Maria, you can now do so online - just fill out the parishioner registration form and the information automatically gets to us!

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Santa Maria has partnered with Faith Direct to upgrade our giving options! Click below:

• Securely sign up for recurring donations
• Make a one-time gift to Santa Maria

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