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Whether you are a parishioner or you are looking for a place where you can worship and belong, we thank you for visiting our website!
Here at St. Cyprian,
We challenge each other to recognize Christ in one another by fostering peace and social justice in our community and the world. We commit ourselves to spiritual growth through our diverse ministries, active participation in the liturgy, and prayerful living. We support one another by embracing our diversity and encouraging involvement by all.
May God bless you abundantly,
Fr. Robain
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¡Bienvenido!
¡Bienvenido a nuestro sitio web parroquial!
Conectate Con Nosotros
Si usted es un feligrés o está buscando un lugar donde pueda adorar y pertenecer, ¡le agradecemos por visitar nuestro sitio web!
Aquí en San Cipriano,
Nos desafiamos unos a otros a reconocer a Cristo en los demás fomentando la paz y la justicia social en nuestra comunidad y el mundo. Nos comprometemos al crecimiento espiritual a través de nuestros diversos ministerios, la participación activa en la liturgia y la vida de oración. Nos apoyamos unos a otros aceptando nuestra diversidad y fomentando la participación de todos.
Que Dios lo/la bendiga abundantemente,
P. Robain
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Mass Times / Horarios de Misa
- Saturday: 5:00 PM EnglishEnglishEN
- Sunday: 10:00 AM EnglishEnglishEN English (Inglés) 11:30 AM SpanishEspañolES (Español) 5:00 PM EnglishEnglishEN Last Sundays Only - Solemn Vespers
- Monday: 12:10 PM EnglishEnglishEN Lunes - Viernes a las 12:10pm (Inglés)
- Tuesday: 12:10 PM EnglishEnglishEN
- Wednesday: 12:10 PM EnglishEnglishEN Novena to Our Lady of Perpetual Help every Wednesday after Mass
- Thursday: 12:10 PM EnglishEnglishEN
- Friday: 12:10 PM EnglishEnglishEN First Fridays: Anointing of the Sick during Mass
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Confession Times
- Sunday: 9:30 AM Before the 10:00am Mass
- Friday: 6:30 PM to 7:30 PM (Spanish / Español)
- Saturday: 4:00 PM Before the 5:00pm Mass
Or By Appointment / Sábados a las 4:00pm / Domingos a las 9:30am / En la Inglesia / O Con Cita Previa
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Adoration Times
- M Tu Th 11:00 AM to 12:00 PM Before the 12:10pm Mass (English / Inglés)
- Friday: 6:30 PM to 7:30 PM (Spanish / Español)
- 1st Friday: 11:00 AM to 12:00 PM
Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament with Benediction; Adoración del Santísimo Sacramento y Bendición
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Word on Fire Reflections
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Word on Fire Video
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Please let us know . . .
when someone in our community is sick, in the hospital, in a nursing home, or when a parishioner has passed away. Call the parish office at 408-739-8506 so we may include them in our prayers and make pastoral visits when possible. .
If you have a life-or-death need that requires a priest,
CALL (408) 739-8506, then listen for the prompts and PRESS 2.
Si tiene una necesidad de vida o muerte que requiere un sacerdote,
LLAME al (408) 739-8506, luego escuche las indicaciones y PRESIONE 2.
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From the Pastor's Desk
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May 10This Sunday we celebrate Mother’s Day. Motherhood is a blessing ,and mothers are gifts to all of us. In one of his General Audience, Pope Francis said that “a society without mothers would be a dehumanized society, for mothers are always, even in the worst moments, witnesses of tenderness, dedication and moral strength.” Motherhood provides a beautiful testimony to the value of self-sacrifice. Mothers are the strongest antidote to the spread of self-centered individualism.Read More
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May 2Before suffering His passion and dying on the Cross, Jesus Christ, the Son of God and Son of Mary, prayed for His disciples. This prayer which is often referred to as the “Priestly Prayer” or “High Prayer” of Jesus, is found in the seventeenth chapter of John’s Gospel, and is considered by some as the “Climax of the last discourse(s).” (USCCB) This prayer is one of intercession. Jesus speaks as intercessor and addresses His prayer directly to the Father. In that prayer, Jesus says “I pray not only for them [disciples], but also for those who will believe in me through their word, so that they may all be one, as you, Father, are in me and I in you, that they also may be in us, that the world may believe that you sent me.” (John 17:20-21)Read More
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April 26In this Sunday’s gospel, the resurrected Jesus greeted them with a manifold array of spiritual gifts: First, he imparted His peace, the peace that surpasses all human understanding. (Phil 4:7) How relieved and joyful they must have felt as recipients of this heavenly peace in the midst of their fear. Next, Jesus commissioned them: “As the Father has sent me, so I send you.” They were to become His emissaries and would be given all the grace they would need for their mission. Finally, Christ bestowed on the apostles the power to forgive sins, which was in effect Divine Mercy coming into the world.Read More
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April 19Brothers and Sisters in Christ, The Easter sequence reads that “Death and life have contended in that combat stupendous: The Prince of life, who died, reigns immortal... Christ my hope is arisen…Christ indeed from death is risen, our new life obtaining.” And this is what we celebrate at Easter: The victory of Life over death, of light over darkness, and of grace over sin. We spent six weeks of Lent getting ready for Easter and then we will spend seven weeks of the Easter Season celebrating the mystery of the Risen Christ. It is a joyous celebration. It is a hope-filled celebrationRead More
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April 12In the first part of the catechumenal process that I wrote last week, I covered the first two stages—the periods of Precatechumenate and Catechumenate—of the Rite of Christian Initiation for Adults (RCIA). The third stage of RCIA is the period of Purification and Enlightenment. It is a period for a more profound spiritual preparation, and occupies the ultimate preparation for the Easter celebration and the sacraments. The elects take part to a spiritual recollection aiming at purifying their hearts and minds. The Church accomplishes this by means of scrutinies, penitential rite (for candidates, namely those who have already received Baptism), presentation of the Creed and the Lord’s Prayer, and preparation rites. The sacraments of Baptism, Confirmation, and Eucharist are celebrated at the end of this period during the Easter Vigil on Holy Saturday. After the reception of these sacraments, the newly baptized and/or confirmed are now called ‘neophytes’. They have been incorporated into the Church, and have received the adoption as sons and daughters of God.Read More
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THIS MONTH AT ST. CYPRIAN
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Anointing of the SickMay 2 at the 12:10pm Mass.
May Crowning
May 3/4 At All Weekend Masses.Adoration of the Blessed SacramentMondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and First Friday at 11:00am; Fridays at 6:30pm in Spanish.
Blessing of All Mothers During Mass
May 10/11 at all Masses
40 Hours adoration For Vocations
May 16-18 at St. Martin Parish in Sunnyvale.
St. Cyprian is assigned the 9:00pm slot on May 16
First Holy Communions
May 18 at the 10:00am (English) and 11:30am(Spanish) Masses.
Holy Hour For Deacon Thanh Ho's
May 23 at 6:30 in the Church
Deacon Thanh Ho's Priesthood Ordination
May 24 at 9:00am at the Cathedral in San Jose.
Youth Confirmations Mass presided by Bishop CantúMay 24 at 5:00pmFr. Thanh Ho's First MassesMay 25 at 10:00am (English) and 11:30am (Spanish).
Vespers (Evening Prayer)May 25 at 5:00pm in the church.
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Catholic News
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The Valley Catholic
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National Catholic Register
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19 minutes agoDaniel Ibáñez Pope Leo XIV during his first Regina Coeli on May 11, 2025 in Vatican City. His election reflects a Church that is not shrinking but expanding — -
38 minutes agoVincent D Johnson St. Rita of Cascia Shrine Chapel, part of St, Rita High School, has a connection to Pope Leo XIV, in Chicago, on Friday May 9, 2025. He has held mass... -
4 hours agoPhilippe de Champaigne, “St. Augustine,” ca. 1645-1650, Los Angeles County Museum of Art COMMENTARY: The words of the doctor of the Church, In Illo uno unum ...
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News from the Vatican
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14 hours agoIn a speech to members of the international media Monday, Pope Leo XIV called for a rhetoric of peace over words of anger or ideology, and issued an appeal for the freedom of journalist imprisoned... -
yesterdayIn his first Sunday Regina Coeli address during Easter, Pope Leo XIV gave pilgrims a surprise and sang the traditional Marian prayer, and prayed for increased vocations to the priesthood and... -
2 days agoIt was fitting that when Pope Leo XIV was elected, the Italian Open tennis tournament was being played just up the road from the Vatican.
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