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San Francisco de Asís

Ranchos de Taos, NM

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    Welcome!
    “Whoever eats my flesh and drinks my blood has eternal life, and I will raise him on the last day.” (John 6:54)
    • Lent & Easter 2025

      Fasting during the sacred season of Lent serves as a spiritual discipline for Catholics through acts of self-denial. Those aged 18-59 observe this practice on Ash Wednesday and Good Friday—one full meal and two small meals (not to equal a full meal), with liquids permitted throughout the day. Abstinence binds those 14 and older to forgo meat on Lenten Fridays, while permitting fish, eggs, and dairy. The Church, in her wisdom, excuses those who are ill, pregnant, nursing, engaged in demanding physical labor, or face other serious circumstances. When in doubt, ask your pastor.

      Lent & Easter Mass Schedule

      Weekdays: Tuesday through Friday at 7:00 AM Weekends: Saturday, 5:00 PM; Sunday, 8:00 AM (Spanish) & 10:00 AM

      Important Dates

       
      DateEvent
      March 19Mass, Talpa Morada, 5:30 PM
      March 26Mass, San Francisco Morada, 5:30 PM
      April 2Mass, Nazareno Morada, 5:30 PM
      April 10No Mass (Day of Sanctification for Priests)
      April 13 (Palm Sunday)Masses, 8 AM & 10 AM (Hermanos arrive at Plaza Grill 7:30 AM for procession)
      April 14-16Masses, Monday-Wednesday of Holy Week, 7 AM
      April 16After 7 AM Mass, procession to Moradas
      April 17Holy Thursday – Mass of the Lord's Supper, 7 PM
      April 18Good Friday Walk, 10 AM-2:30 PM (Meet in church courtyard no later than 9:50 AM); Catholic Daughters will lead prayer inside the church for those unable to walk.

      Good Friday Service, 3 PM (Office Closed)
      April 19Easter Vigil Mass, 8 PM
      April 20Easter Sunday Mass, 8 AM & 10 AM
      April 21Office Closed

      Stations of the Cross - Join us for Stations of the Cross every Friday during Lent, from March 7 to April 11. Locations and times are as follows: San Francisco de Asís Church at 5:30 PM, Talpa Capilla at 6:00 PM (Spanish), and Ranchos de Taos Morada at both 5:30 PM and 6:30 PM (Spanish).

      Tuesday Nights of Adoration and Prayer - Enrich your spiritual life this Lent on Tuesday evenings (March 18, 25, and April 1) 6:00 PM to 7:00 PM. We'll have adoration of the Blessed Sacrament, a short spiritual talk, time for silent prayer, confessions, and Benediction.

      Confession Schedule - During Lent, confessions are available at San Francisco de Asís Church on Fridays from 5:00 PM to 6:00 PM during Stations of the Cross, and during Tuesday Nights of Adoration and Prayer. Confession is a beautiful opportunity to receive God's mercy and forgiveness.

    • Mass Times

      Sunday Mass Schedule
      • Saturday: 5:00 PM English English EN 1st & 5th Sat (Ranchos de Taos); 2nd Sat (Llano Quemado Capilla); 3rd Sat (Los Cordovas Capilla); 4th Sat (Talpa Capilla)
      • Sunday: 8:00 AM Spanish Español ES 10:00 AM English English EN
      Daily Mass Schedule
      • TueFri 7:00 AM English English EN
    • Today's Readings

      • Thursday of the Fourth Week of Easter
        Reading 1  Acts 13:13-25
        Responsorial Psalm  Psalm 89:2-3, 21-22, 25 and 27
        Gospel  John 13:16-20
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    • Study Guides - The Mass

      • The Holy Mass: Our Sacred Encounter with God
      • The Liturgy of the Word: Hearing God's Voice at Mass
      • The Liturgy of the Eucharist: The Heart of the Mass
      • Prayer and Participation in the Mass: Making Every Moment Count
      • Living the Mass in Daily Life: Taking the Sacred into the Everyday
    • Lenten Bible Studies

      • The Call to Repentance
      • Trusting God in the Desert
      • Taking Up Your Cross
      • Living as Christ Taught
      • The Passion of Christ
    • 2025 Jubilee of Hope

      https://www.archdiosf.org/2025jubilee

      What is the 2025 Jubilee of Hope?

      The 2025 Jubilee of Hope is a special year of grace and pilgrimage announced by the Archdiocese of Santa Fe, aligned with the broader Jubilee called by Pope Francis. It is intended to be a time for spiritual renewal, prayer, and unity, encouraging individuals to look towards the future with hope and trust.

      What is the significance of the motto "Pilgrims of Hope"?

      The motto "Pilgrims of Hope" emphasizes the journey of faith and the importance of fostering hope in the future. Pope Francis states that the Jubilee aims to restore a climate of hope and trust, leading to a renewal and rebirth, especially by addressing issues like poverty and the plight of refugees.

      What are the designated pilgrimage sites in the Archdiocese of Santa Fe for the Jubilee of Hope?

      The Archdiocese of Santa Fe has designated several sacred locations as pilgrimage sites for the 2025 Jubilee of Hope. These include:

      • Cathedral Basilica of St. Francis of Assisi (Santa Fe Deanery, Santa Fe)
      • Shrine of the Little Flower - St. Therese of the Infant Jesus (Albuquerque A Deanery, Albuquerque)
      • Shrine of St. Bernadette (Albuquerque B Deanery, Albuquerque)
      • St. Augustine and Shrine to St. Kateri Tekakwitha (Albuquerque C Deanery, Isleta Pueblo)
      • San Felipe de Neri (Albuquerque C Deanery, Albuquerque)
      • St. Gertrude the Great (Northeast Deanery, Mora)
      • Santuario de Chimayo - Holy Family (Northwest Deanery, Chimayo)
      • St. Rose of Lima (Southeast Deanery, Santa Rosa)
      • San Miguel (Southwest Deanery, Socorro)

      When are the Jubilee Masses held at these pilgrimage sites?

      Jubilee Masses are held on the first Sunday of each month at the designated pilgrimage sites in the Archdiocese of Santa Fe. The specific times vary by location.

      What is the purpose of these pilgrimage sites?

      These sacred locations are intended to serve as "spiritual havens" for pilgrims seeking renewal and grace during the Jubilee of Hope. They offer opportunities for reflection, prayer, and experiencing the vibrant faith of the community.

      What does Pope Francis emphasize in his letter for the Jubilee 2025?

      Pope Francis emphasizes the need to "fan the flame of hope" and help everyone gain new strength and certainty by looking to the future with an open spirit and trusting heart. He calls for recovering a sense of universal fraternity and addressing the tragedy of poverty, particularly highlighting the voices of the poor and refugees.

      Where can I find more resources related to the 2025 Jubilee of Hope?

      The Archdiocese of Santa Fe has provided a list of resources, including links to the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops' Jubilee page, the Vatican Jubilee 2025 page, the Jubilee 2025 General Calendar, and information about Catholic indulgences. They also offer resources for pilgrimage sites, such as a parish checklist and Mass for the Holy Year.

      How can I share my pilgrimage journey?

      Individuals participating in the Jubilee of Hope pilgrimages are encouraged to share their experiences on social media by tagging the Archdiocese of Santa Fe on Instagram (@ASFOfficial) or Facebook (ArchdiosfOfficial) and using the hashtag #ASFJourneyofHope.

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    • Compliance Links

      • Compliance Audit of Child Protection Policies and Reporting Procedures
    • From the Archdiocese

      • An Open Letter to Sexual Abuse Claimants within the Archdiocese of Santa Fe
      • Chapter 11 Conclusion Letter to Parishioners
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