“We believe that the souls of all who die in Christ’s grace… are the People of God beyond death. On the day of resurrection, death will be definitively conquered, when these souls will be reunited with their bodies”
Catechism of the Catholic Church


Commemoration of the Faithful Departed  • Monday, November 2, 2026
Masses: 8:00 am or 7:00 pm


The Feast of All Souls is a celebration for our departed brothers and sisters who, at death, may not have been cleansed from all their sins and are still undergoing the process of purification. (This process is also known as Purgatory.) Once all attachment to sin has been removed and moral perfection is attained, these souls will enjoy the beatific vision in heaven. We can help these souls achieve purification by prayer and by the sacrifice of the Mass. All Souls Day differs from All Saints Day in that All Saints are already in heaven.

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Contact:  Tina Mata • 858-653-3582 •  tmata@stgg.org


Memorial Tree Photo Display

To honor your loved ones, during the month of November, bring a 4” x 6 “ photo
to be added to the memorial trees in the Holy Family Chapel. Write the name of the deceased on the back of the photo along with a contact name and phone number. Photos will be kept for the following years unless a return is requested.

Novena

Envelopes for All Souls Novena will be available in the Church and at the parish office. Place the names of all those you would like to be remembered on the envelope and return it via the mail drop-off at the Parish office.

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