Mass Times, Services & Office Hours

Weekdays

  •  9:00 am Livestreamed via YouTube
  • 5:30 pm 

 

Saturday

  •  9:00 am Livestreamed via YouTube
  • 4:30 pm Vigil Mass

 

 Sunday

  • 7:30 am
  • 9:00 am Misa Pro Populo Livestreamed via YouTube
  • 11:00 am   12:30 pm   5:30 PM


1st Sunday 5:30 pm Tagalog (Filipino) Mass Livestreamed via  and YouTube


Holy Days of Obligation


Recitation of the Holy Rosary 8:30 AM (TBA)


Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament

Every Friday after the  9:00 am Mass until 5PM



Parish Holy Hour 

  • 7:00 pm Every 1st Wednesday led by the Knights of Columbus
  • 7:00 pm Every 3rd Wednesday led by the Youth and Young Adults

Confessions

  • Fridays 4:30 pm to 5:00 pm
  • Saturdays at 3:30 pm to 4:00 pm
  • By Appointment - Please call (650) 878-2282


 Communal Baptisms  (none during Lent)

  • 2nd and 4th Saturday at 12 noon
  • 1st Sunday at 2:30 pm   
  • 3rd Sunday within the 12:30 pm Mass



Parish Office 
(650) 873-2282
  
staugustinessf@aol.com

  • Monday - Friday 9:00 am - 4:00 pm
  • Saturday 9:00 am - 2:00 pm
  • Closed 12:00 noon - 1:00 pm
  • Closed Sunday and Holidays 



Faith Formation Program Office 
(650) 873-2878 or (650) 797-5955

staugustinecdre@gmail.com

  • Weekdays (except Tuesday) 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM
  • Closed 12:00 pm to 1:00 PM
  • Saturday 9:00 am to 2:00 PM


ANNUAL FOOD DRIVE @ SAC

From Oct 9 to Nov 15, 2025

    

Please support the Annual Food Drive being initiated by SAC's Faith Formation Program and in partnership with SAC's Parish Ambassadors for Catholic Charities. 

    

Kindly drop off any canned vegetables, fruits and Meat, box of Cereal, bag of Beans or Rice in the Parish Hall or at the Vestibule during Weekend Masses.

   

Benefitting are clients of Catholic Charities and Saint Vincent de Paul Conference.



The Commemoration of All the Faithful Departed (All Souls' Day)

November 2, 2025

Readings for All Souls Day

"Is this the life I want to live before I die?"

The readings of All Souls' Day encourage us to reflect on our mortality and prepare ourselves for the end of time.

     

In Christian understanding, death is truly a part of of life, not separate from it. It shapes our life with meaning and purpose because it reminds us with the unavoidable truth that life is limited. Because of this, we are given the opportunity to make conscious decisions, choices, and have meaningful memories. Even though death comes to us at an hour we do not expect, we can come to terms with its certainty. I remember this line from a certain Rabbi, "Birth is a beginning and death a destination. And life, between birth and death, is a journey."

     

The simple saying says something significant: our life is a good story that has a beginning and an end, but the journey in between is what gives it meaning. Thus, the more we open ourselves to the idea of our existence, that is the reality of our birth and death, we become more aware of our greatest potentials. We are drawn to live a life more authentically, with meaning and purpose.

     

The Commemoration of All Souls does not only draw us to remember and to pray for those who have gone before us as an act of Christian charity. More importantly, this feast encourages us to ask ourselves the question, "Is this the life I want to live before I die? Is this my life, or the life I believe God desires from me to live?"

     

In a similar message, Pope Leo XIV reminds us that we don't really have control of our lives nor do we know the day and the hour when for some reasons our earthly life ends. But we are endowed with the ability to celebrate one another and help one another God intends us all to be.

     

Finally, Saint Augustine tells us that when someone dies, it is very human and natural to cry, to feel the pain, the loss of someone dear to us. Yet he also tells us that, "we do not mourn as pagans do because we have seen Jesus Christ die on the cross and rise from the dead. It's the resurrection that gives us the ultimate hope as we all make this journey in this life. Our HOPE is in Jesus, who is Risen."


Altar of Remembrance (For All Souls)

   

To pray and remember our deceased loved ones in the month of November, please use the "ALL SOULS ENVELOPES." They will be placed on the altar of remembered and prayed daily throughout November.


Votive Candles for ALL SOULS

Votive Candles are symbols to express our prayer and devotion. Lighting Votive Candles in November is a tangible way to remain present in prayer, offer a sacrifice, and show solidarity with those who have gone before us. The lighted Votive Candle is a visible sign and a reminder to remain present to the Lord in prayer, even when one is not physically present.




2025 Jubilee Year of Hope

December 2024 to December 2025


Pope Francis has designated the 2025 Holy Year as a time to renew ourselves as “Pilgrims of Hope.”  Visit SAC's Jubilee Web Page by clicking below for announcements and updates.
 

Click to visit SAC's Jubilee 2025: Pilgrims of Hope Information Page
Archdiocese of San Francisco Resources for the Jubilee Year of Hope

"We are Pilgrims of Hope..."

Find out where we are in our journey

December 24, 2024 to
January 6, 2026

   Here's the roadmap of our shared journey during the Jubilee Year of Hope and during the preparation for our parish's 55th year of existence.

   

Let's keep our sacred journey with greater enthusiasm by praying and engaging in the various activities given to us each month until the closing of the Holy Door in Rome in January 2026.



The Gift of Life

    

The California Pacific Medical Center (CPMC), which performed more than 1,600 living kidney donor operations since 1973, has been gracious to include me as one of their patients who could avail for a kidney transplant as soon as a living donor meets the process of evaluation. 

    

Donating kidney can be one of life's greatest experiences, but it's important that one has a complete understanding of the process. Here are two important sites I have mentioned in my attached Appeal and Share Letter:

     exploretransplant.org

    cpmckidneydonor.org

    

Should you need to contact my transplant coordinators for any questions, please dial (415) 600-1079.

    

Thank you for taking the time to read my Appeal Letter and for for caring about me. 


                                        Blessings,

                                        Fr. Ray

CPMC Living Donor Program

Why do we PRAY for our Faithful Departed?

A Catholic Tradition & Works of Mercy

     

Praying for the dead is considered a holy and wholesome practice that shows our love and care for our beloved and faithful departed even after they have died. We pray with the hope that they are on their way to heaven and may need purification in purgatory. Our prayers, Masses, and sacrifices are seen as a way to help them be "loosed from their sins."

     

Prayer for the Faithful Departed is a way to stay connected to our loved ones who have passed, participating in the Communion of Saints and expressing our love. Praying for them is also seen as a work of mercy that can help their intercession for us become more effective. 

     

Thus, our offering of the Holy Mass for our Faithful Departed is a central and efficacious way to pray for them, as the Church offers Christ's sacrifice for the deceased and the highest form of worship.

     

Also, Almsgiving, sacrifices, and indulgences, which are works of mercy, are considered ways to assist the souls in purgatory.

     

While prayer for the dead is encouraged year-round, All Souls' Day and the whole month of November are unique opportunity for this practice, often accompanied by visits to cemeteries or churches. 

     

Please see the Memorial Masses in November at Holy Cross Cemetery, the Catholic Cemetery of the Archdiocese of San Francisco, located at 1500 Mission Rd, Colma, CA 94014.


UPDATES AND CALENDAR OF EVENTS


List of Services


2025 Archdiocesan

Annual Appeal 

   

We're almost there! Thank you to all who have given their share to the 2025 AAA. We have paid a total of 81% or $144,793 towards our goal of $178,153. We just have a balance of $33,360 or 19% to meet our goal.

   

Thank you for your generosity.



We hope for 100% participation from our parish family this year. Thank you for your support. Your generosity improves lives.

    

Should you wish to give your PLEDGE ONLINE, please click the link below.

Make Your 2025 Pledge Here. Thank you!
Make a one-time AAA Contribution Here

STEWARDSHIP
The grateful response of a Christian disciple who recognizes, receives and cultivates God’s gifts, and generously shares these gifts in love of God and neighbor.



PARISH BULLETIN

What's inside:

  • Mass Intentions: Nov. 03-Nov. 09
  • Offertory: Collections, Online Giving, AAA'25
  • A Healing Retreat
  • ALPHA Adult Ongoing Faith Formation
  • Society of St. Vincent De Paul - Saint Augustine Conference
  • All Saints Costume Sunday: Nov. 2 at 12:30pm
  • Faith Formation Conference 2025: Nov. 7 & 8
  • Virgen de los Remedios - Patroness of Pampanga
  • Catholic Charities - Group and Family Volunteer Opportunity (Thanksgiving Food Baskets)


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Hospitality Sunday

Celebrating Father Ifeanyi's Birthday

On Sunday, November 02, 2025 (After the 9:00AM Mass)


We thank the
Altar Servers and their families for hosting last week's hospitality. At the Hospitality on Sunday, November 2nd, members of the Saint Augustine Chorale will do the honor celebrating Father Ifeanyi's 43rd birthday.




The Celebration of St. Augustine's

55th Parish Foundation Anniversary 


Click here to view the 2025 Novenas, Masses, Activities, and Emerald Jubilee Gala

A Recap of the Emerald Jubilee Gala

Celebrating the 55th Founding Anniversary of St. Augustine Church

The Gala took place at the South San Francisco Conference Center on Saturday, September 27, 2025. The event began with a warm welcome and introductory remarks from our Master of Ceremonies, Deacon Nestor Fernandez, and Mary Ann Narvaez, setting a positive tone for the evening. 

     

The strong line up for the program included: Christine Adiaz and the St. Augustine Children’s Choir who immediately charmed the audience; special recognition was given to The Pastors of St. Augustine and Clergy who were present; The Santacruzan Sagalas were acknowledged for their significant contribution toward parish projects; a distinct group of dancers (who represented different generations of parishioners and ministry members) performed an elegant waltz number; followed by The Praise and Glorify Choir who performed a song and dance number to a medley of memorable Filipino songs, that caused the audience to erupt in applause at the end of their act. The dance floor was then opened by the mambo dancers who performed a graceful number to Mambo Italiano. 

     

However, attendees began dancing from the onset. Once the Levites began playing their set during dinner, the dance floor was unofficially opened. Members of the Levites band are Fr. Peter Eugenio, Fr. Roland De La Rosa, Fr. Boie Espeleta, Fr. Mark Reburiano, Fr. Arnold Zamora, and our very own Pastor, Fr. Ray Reyes.



Gratitude for the day's achievements and success go to the organizers headed by Malou Cu, the participants, and our sponsors. Overall, the event was a resounding success, achieving the objective of joyfully celebrating the 55th founding anniversary of our parish and leaving a lasting memory with all who attended.

     

May St. Augustine Church continue to foster a vibrant and collaborative community as we live God’s Word and continue His Works.


Contributed by Nerissa Broas


View Photo Gallery

Saint Augustine Church 55th Foundation

Emerald Jubilee Gala

Last September 27, 2025

South San Francisco Conference Center

by Joseph Rodriguez Photography

     

Here is the gallery of photos taken professionally by Joseph Rodriguez Photography during the SAC's 55th Emerald Jubilee Gala held last September 27, 2025 at the SSF Conference Center. 

   

We are truly grateful to the Emerald Jubilee Gala Committee headed by Ms. Malou Cu for helping us preserve these unforgettable memories from the Gala event. These will certainly help us connect to the past and give a concrete way to remember the parishioners and their families.

Photos by Joseph Rodriguez Photography

THANK YOU to all those who have participated and contributed in a huge way for the huge success of the Emerald Jubilee Gala. We doubly appreciate the Members of the Emerald Jubilee Gala Committee headed by Ms. Malou Cu. God bless them for their incredible generosity of time, talent and treasure.

Click to view the list of Gala Sponsors

Members of the 2025 Emerald Jubilee Committee headed by Malou Cu at the South San Francisco Conference Center