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Coronavirus Guidelines
Because of the recent Supreme Court ruling, Bishop Danny is permitting all parishes to return to indoor services subject to a maximum of 25% of the building’s capacity. All other COVID-19 restrictions remain in effect.
With this in mind, we are adjusting our Mass schedule to accommodate indoor services. Mass times will remain fluid as we continue through this pandemic.
Click the Mass menu choice above for more information about Masses.
Updated Letter 4-29-2020 English Bishop Daniel GarciaNota 04-29-2020 de Obispo Daniel Garcia Espanol
Prayer to Combat Coronavirus Pandemic
Reso para el Coronavirus
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St. William’s Parish, nourished by God’s Word and the Body and Blood of Christ, inspired by the Holy Spirit, proclaim as our mission:
to know our faith, to live by truth and love, to serve the needs of others, to teach by example, and thereby strengthen the Parish family. -
Ministry to the Sick and DyingA reminder to sign up for Ministry to the Sick, Dying and Homebound / Hospital Patients -
March 27th and April 24th from 9am to 4pm
This specialization offers virtual formation and training in serving the sick and dying as Lay Ministers of the church, in homes, hospitals and care facilities. A Ministry of presence and providing the Sacrament of the Eucharist is covered. Practical skills for pastoral visitation, a theological appreciation of sickness and suffering, use of the Communion Ritual, ministerial aspects of visitation of homes, hospitals and care facilities are all reviewed.
Open to all new and returning School of Ministry students! Register now before the session is full. For registration information go to https://dioceseofmonterey.org/school-of-ministry or contact Ann Ventura @ aventura@dioceseofmonterey.org or at 408-218-9511. -
Summer retreats 2021Held at the Villa Maria del Mar Retreat Center in Santa Cruz, and virtually.
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Philippine medical suppliesMedical Supplies for the Philippines
Dear Parishioners,
I have been a nurse for 40 years. In 2018, I went to the Philippines with the Philippine Medical Mission of Northern California to provide free medical, dental and surgical care to those in need. All the volunteers were asked to bring a large bottle of Tylenol, Ibuprofen, and Multivitamins with them to be distributed in 30-day supplies to the people coming to the clinic. This was an experience I will never forget.
In having a recent conversation with Fr. Edwin, he mentioned that he sends supplies himself, as there is such a great need for OTC meds. I decided that this is something I could organize to help the struggling people of the Philippines. Fr. Edwin has the ability to ship supplies in bulk to Manila and have them distributed from there. I am asking for your help in buying large bottles of Tylenol, Ibuprofen, Multivitamins with Minerals, Naproxen, and Vitamin C. These can be dropped off in the Parish Office during office hours on an ONGOING basis, as the people’s needs will always be felt. Costco and Walmart have good prices if you wait for the sales!
We are so blessed to be living where we are. This seems like such a simple easy to give back in God’s name.
Thank you for your help. If you have any questions, please give me a call.
Sincerely,
Marianne Cates
(805) 440-3712
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