Saint Margaret Parish

Sunday            7:30am (Latin)
Sunday            9:30am
                              (10:30 Rosary)
Sunday            11:30am
Monday             6pm
Tuesday          8am
Wednesday        6pm
Thursday        8am
Friday                 6pm with Stations of the Cross
Saturday            6pm 

All who attend Mass and Catholics who have the option to receive Holy Communion or not, are asked to prudently follow healthcare directives for the sake of each other's physical and spiritual wellbeing.  Doing so is an act of love and sacrifice.

Outside Confessions (north side)

• Saturday:   5:15 PM 
• Monday, Wednesday, Friday 5:30pm
• Tuesday, Thursday, 7:30am

Church Office

The Church Office is operational every day Monday thru Friday form 8:30am to 4:30pm with a one hour lunch at 12pm. If you have any questions please call 
(760) 941-5560 or e-mail us.

The Lord has commanded us to pray without ceasing, and this is what the Church's official Liturgy of the Hours help us do, whether we are alone, at home or work.

Access each individual liturgy for today by clicking on the relevant time of day below.

Morning Prayer – at the start of the day's work and the coming of the light. The theme of this prayer is praise.

Day time Prayer – at mid-morning, noon and in the afternoon, to unite us with the one for whom and through whom we are working. The theme of this prayer is asking for help.

Evening Prayer – at the end of the day's work, to offer up what we have done. The theme of this prayer is gratitude and remembering back on the day with thanksgiving.

Night Prayer – last thing at night, to commend our souls to God. The theme of this prayer is the rest that comes from trusting in God.

And finally, there is the Office of Readings, at whatever time of day is best for us to reflect on the mystery of salvation, with the help of Scripture and the writings of the Fathers of the Church.

“The purpose of the Divine Office (The Liturgy of the Hours)  is to sanctify the day and all human activity.” – Apostolic Constitution, Canticum Laudis.

A simple printed version of the Liturgy of the Hours is available through searching for the title "Shorter Christian Prayer", published by Catholic Book Publishing Co.