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CAPITAL CAMPAIGN UPDATE (November 23, 2025)
We have received $3,075,127 in total pledges from 321 families (28%) and $1,065,109 in cash contributions from 369 families (33%), including payments on pledges, one-time donations, and second collections at the Spanish Masses. Total participation from pledges and/or cash contributions is 437 families (38%).
As we reach the end of the year, if you have not yet pledged, please consider to do so. You may pledge a one-time gift, or spread your gift over 3 or 5 years. If you have pledged but have not started contributions on your pledge, please do so by the end of the year.
Remember, to obtain approval from the Diocese, we need to collect $3,500,000 in pledges and have $1,750,000 in cash for the $5,000,000 renovation to the Church. Please help us to reach those goals so that we may begin readying our spiritual home for the next 50 years.
Thank you!
Capital Campaign FAQs
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he plan would redesign the interior of the Worship Center to provide for moving the Sanctuary to the current rear of the Worship Center, making a new entrance where the current Sanctuary sits, adding a central aisle that leads from the new entrance door to the Altar, reconfiguring the pews to enable additional seating, and adding kneelers. The slope of the current floor will be leveled matching the outside ground level. A new, higher roof line will be installed to accommodate the leveling of the floor, which will provide for more natural lighting and better sight lines.
The renovation will provide an additional 120 seats, bringing the seating capacity of the Worship Center to 600. A new Narthex is planned on the parking lot side of the Worship Center providing a new entrance, gathering space, vesting Sacristy, Confessionals, and restrooms.
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Current plans are to keep the interior of the Worship Center simple as can be seen by the architectural rendering.
The new space will include a Crucifix, and statues of the Blessed Virgin Mary and of St. Joseph consistent with Catholic sacred art norms. A statue of Our Lady of Guadalupe, such as we have in the current space, is very important to a significant portion of our community and would be included in the new space.
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The Parish Hall can seat approximately 400 for Mass. The PAC can seat approximately 100 for Mass.
Mass would be held in the Parish Hall and would be simultaneously shown in the PAC. Eucharist would be brought over the PAC during Communion so that everyone in attendance as appropriate may receive Christ. Possibly, we may be able to request the services of retired priests in the area so Mass can be celebrated also in the PAC.
To manage the needs of the Parish during the renovation, additional Masses may need to be added temporarily based on availability of priests.
Testimonials
“The parish is more than a church building. It is a place where our families belong.”
Dr. Sarah Jones
“The Capital Campaign is about updating our infrastructure in the church, but also about building for the future. As we reach our 50th year as a Parish in 2026, we are looking to prepare our church for the next 50 years!”
Deacon Mark De Rosch
Our Worship Center was thoughtfully and lovingly designed 50 years ago. It has served our community well as we fulfill our mission to “Know, Love, Serve and Proclaim our Lord, Jesus Christ”
We can’t take the next step without your participation.”
Kathi Gruss
