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Welcome to Mission San Antonio de Pala.
The Cross boldly stand against the confusion of our world a beacon of hope in the midst of darkness and doubt. In the Cross, Christ not only bridged the gap between God and us, but there we find the answers to life's deepest questions. There we discover our true identity, forgiven sinners who now belong to God. There we discover our true destiny a glorious eternity with God in Heaven. There we discover our true purpose: to love God and serve Him with all our might.
Never underestimate what Christ did for us through the Cross. By it our salvation was won, and by it our lives and our world can be transformed. What difference does the Cross make in your life?
A Blessed Easter to All,
Father Rey Manahan, Pastor
Father Michael Tran, in residence
Deacon Carlos Monsalvo
The Parish Staff
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New Old Doors
Entering into the Mission Chapel you may have noticed that
the original doors have been refurbished and restored to
their place this past week. Money for this project was given
to the Mission through a grant from the California Missions
Foundation. Will Schmidt and Roger Bernard restored the
doors and hung them this past week. Thank you Will and
Roger for all your hard work to make this project possible!
There are two bells in the tower. The larger bell has 3 inscriptions:
"Jesus, Redemptor of Mankind [IHR] Holy God, Holy Mighty One, Holy Immortal One, Have Mercy on us. Year of our Lord 1816" (upper band);
"Cervantes made us." (middle band); and
"[In honor of] Our Seraphic Father, Francis of Assisi, San Luis King, Saint Clara, Saint Eulalia, Our Light" (lower band).
The smaller bell has 2 inscriptions:"Jesus + Maria" (upper band); and
"Santus Deis, Santus Fortus, Santus Immortalis" and "Micerere nobis" (lower band).
San Antonio de Pala was established in 1816 by Padre Antonio Peyri. It is the only surviving Asistencia in the mission system and the only mission-related structure still ministering to an Indian population. The Asistencia was named in honor of Saint Anthony of Padua, nicknamed the "Wonderworker of the World." Pala continues to be an active Church.
Today, the Mission continues to serve the local Indian tribes that it was intended for at it’s inception. The Holy Mass is celebrated daily. The submissions of St. Bartholomew’s on the Rincon Indian Reservatio, Our Lady of Refuge on the La Jolla Indian Reservation, and St. James on the Pauma Indian Reservation continue to work through Mission San Antionio de Pala.
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Mass Times
Saturday
Mission San Antonio
5:00pm
Sunday
Mission San Antonio
8:00am and 11:30am
San Juan Diego Ctr (Spanish) 11:00am
St. Bartholomew, Rincon
9:30am
St. James, Pauma
8:00am (1st Sunday of the month unless cancelled)
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
5:00 P.M.