12:10pm | Mass
9am | Mass (Saint Leo the Great)
11:30 | Confessions
12:10pm | Mass
7pm | Holy Hour (every 2nd Tuesday of the month)
12:10pm | Mass
4pm | Feed the Hungry (Cathedral Parish Hall)
9am| Mass (Saint Leo the Great)
11:30 | Confessions
12:10pm | Mass
1pm - 5pm | Extended Adoration
12:10pm | Mass
Memorial of Saint Anthony, Abbot
7:30am | Vietnamese Mass
3pm | Organ Recital
4:30pm | Confessions (Saint Leo the Great)
5pm | Vigil Mass (Saint Leo the Great)
Second Sunday in Ordinary Time
8am | Vietnamese Mass
9am | Mass (Saint Leo the Great)
9am | Spanish Mass (Saint Patrick, West Oakland)
10:20am | Confessions
10:45am | Mass (Saint Patrick, West Oakland)
11am | Mass
1:30pm | Spanish Mass
* These services are at the Cathedral of Christ the Light, and in English, unless otherwise indicated.
POPE LEO DECLARES JUBILEE OF ST. FRANCIS
WITH PLENARY INDULGENCE
To mark the 800th anniversary of the death of Saint Francis of Assisi (October 3, 1226), the Church has proclaimed a Special Year of Saint Francis from January 10, 2026, to January 10, 2027. This Jubilee Year continues the grace of the recently concluded Ordinary Jubilee and invites all the faithful to live as pilgrims of hope, inspired by the life of Saint Francis—his humility, poverty, mercy, and love for Christ and peace.
During the Jubilee, the Apostolic Penitentiary, by the will of the Holy Father, grants a Plenary Indulgence under the usual conditions: sacramental confession, Holy Communion, and prayer for the intentions of the Holy Father. This indulgence may also be offered for the souls in Purgatory.
The Plenary Indulgence is granted to members of the Franciscan Family and all the faithful who take part in the Jubilee by visiting a Franciscan church or any place connected to Saint Francis anywhere in the world, spending time in prayer or reflection, and praying for charity, harmony, and peace among peoples. The prayers conclude with the Our Father, the Creed, and invocations to the Blessed Virgin Mary, Saint Francis of Assisi, Saint Clare, and all the Saints of the Franciscan Family.
The elderly, the sick, those confined to their homes, and caregivers may also receive the Plenary Indulgence by spiritually joining the Jubilee celebrations and offering their prayers and sufferings to God, intending to fulfill the usual conditions when possible.
This Jubilee of Saint Francis is a time of grace, calling all Christians to grow in holiness, mercy, and peace by following the Gospel way lived by the Poverello of Assisi.