The chancery team is looking for an accounting leader. If you are interested in learning more about the position, call Lori at 707-566-3322 or email LNorcia@srdiocese.org.

Please read Fr. Brown’s message: The Transfiguration - God’s Ways.

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Please consider taking part in helping the Bridges Pregnancy Clinic in Santa Rosa. We will be collecting diapers and baby wipes throughout the month of March. Look for a large marked box set up in the main vestibule for your donations.

Thank you and may God bless you for your generous Lenten almsgiving in helping local families in need.

The St Eugene’s Council of the Knights of Columbus and St. Rose Council of the Knights of Columbus have merged to form the Santa Rosa Council of the Knights of Columbus. They meet the second Wednesday of the month at St. Rose Parish.

Please join the Knights by contacting Dan Hollingsworth at danholly.dh@gmail.com.

We at St. Vincent de Paul thank you for your generosity that enables us to respond to the calls we get for assistance.

Please click Read more —> for the Annual report for the past fiscal year.
For more information, call Karalee at 707-758-5735

As some of you might have noticed, our weekly bulletin format has changed a bit.  We no longer include information about the upcoming second collection.  This is very important information, however, so we are providing a link here to a listing of the second collections for this year.  This will hopefully help you when planning for the upcoming week!

Link to document: 2024 Second Collections 

Thank you so much for your generosity in continually supporting our parish! 
God bless you all!

After a successful Open House kick off, St. Eugene’s Cathedral School has started its registration process for the 2024-25 school year.
Applications are available at the school office, by phone or on our website:
https://www.steugenesch.org/ - “Admissions” or
https://www.steugenesch.org/admissions.

If you would like to take a closer look at our campus, contact Daisy Tamayo (707) 545-7252.

As we come to the Spring, we also come to realize that it is AMA season! We have a shared work as Catholics in our parish and in our Diocese. I want to first note that the money raised in the AMA appeal is for the annual ministries alone. In other words, this money is never used for other purposes, such as legal fees or lawsuit settlements. This money is primarily used for diocesan ministry needs that are greater than one parish, such as the schools office, youth ministry, preparation for marriage, and the tribunal. These are needs that we have all together as the Diocese of Santa Rosa.
Over the next couple of weeks, I am asking you to prayerfully consider your gift to the AMA this year. Any money above our goal is going to be refunded to the parish and can be used to make improvements in the space that we all use. I ask you to be generous with the Church while knowing that your generosity springs from hearts on fire with the love of God.

God bless you all,
Fr. Samuel Moses Brown

We are happy to announce the return of a Men’s Chant Schola at St. Eugene. The Schola will learn the best of Gregorian, Ambrosian, Mozarabic, and Gallican Chants in both Latin and English. We shall learn the chants for our own prayer as well as to be ready for occasional services at the Cathedral or in the Diocese.

Meetings begin Thursday Feb 29th at 5:30 p.m. in the Parish Life Center (PLC).

The Santa Rosa “40 Days for Life” campaign began their Spring Campaign on Ash Wednesday.

For more information about ongoing events, call Judy at (707) 477-8937; (for donations) call Mary at (707) 321-8948; or for a Spanish speaker, call Theresa at (707) 795-8890.

“We can do the work of Lent if we recognize it is a work from God. If we allow him to work in us through the healing power of the sacraments, and if we strive, then, to live up to the gift we’ve been given, God is unstinting in the grace he gives. We’re the problem. We’re the ones reluctant to receive what’s good for us.” – Scott Hahn

The store can assist you in fulfilling your Catholic needs: books, medals, rosaries, special gift items for the Sacraments, statues and a myriad of items pertaining to Catholicism. Celebrate the Lenten Season with the many resources we have available to help guide you through the Lenten journey. The store is staffed primarily with volunteers. Consider offering your time and talent as a volunteer, in supporting this worthwhile endeavor. Being a volunteer can be very rewarding—you meet wonderful people who share the same morals and principles, you continue with life-long learning, and have the satisfaction of helping people.

If you would like to join this group please contact Nancy Hoyer at the Book Store or call her at 707-542-0250.

YMI, a fraternal order of Catholic men, will be holding their monthly meetings here at St. Eugene’s. We will meet the first Tuesday of each month at the Becker Center. Our next dinner meeting will be March 5th at 5 p.m. We are always looking for new members to join.
For more information please call Steve May 707-592-8509 or Richard Schoenstein 707-892-3374 rgschoenstein@yahoo.com

Please read Fr. Brown’s message: All About Lent.

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The music cards that are inserted into the pew missals are for new Mass parts we are learning that are not printed in the current issue. After using the cards during Mass, please slip them back into the Pew Missal. This will save us time and money in printing costs.

Thank You for your help!

We are happy to announce the return of a Men’s Chant Schola at St. Eugene. The Schola will learn the best of Gregorian, Ambrosian, Mozarabic, and Gallican Chants in both Latin and English. We shall learn the chants for our own prayer as well as to be ready for occasional services at the Cathedral or in the Diocese. Our instructor will be Fr. Jeffrey Keyes. Fr. Keyes studied Semiology and Chant under Fr. Lawrence Heiman for 25 years at St. Joseph College in Rennselaer, IN and was a lead Cantor for the St. Joseph Schola Speciale.

Meetings begin Thursday Feb 29th at 5:30 p.m. in the Parish Life Center (PLC).

“We can do the work of Lent if we recognize it is a work from God. If we allow him to work in us through the healing power of the sacraments, and if we strive, then, to live up to the gift we’ve been given, God is unstinting in the grace he gives. We’re the problem. We’re the ones reluctant to receive what’s good for us.” – Scott Hahn

The store can assist you in fulfilling your Catholic needs: books, medals, rosaries, special gift items for the Sacraments, statues and a myriad of items pertaining to Catholicism. Celebrate the Lenten Season with the many resources we have available to help guide you through the Lenten journey. The store is staffed primarily with volunteers. Consider offering your time and talent as a volunteer, in supporting this worthwhile endeavor. Being a volunteer can be very rewarding—you meet wonderful people who share the same morals and principles, you continue with life-long learning, and have the satisfaction of helping people.

If you would like to join this group please contact Nancy Hoyer at the Book Store or call her at 707-542-0250.

We are looking for parishioners who are willing to step in and act as ushers at mass. The task of collecting cash and envelopes falls on the attendees and we need a reliable pool of parishioners.

If you can help, please contact the parish office at office@steugenes.com or call 707-852-0376.

A copy of the 2024 Lenten Regulations for the Diocese of Santa Rosa (English or Spanish) can be picked up at the Parish office. Or access them here:

2024 Lenten Regulations (English)

Regulaciones para la Cuaresma del 2024

Calling all moms who have children from the newborn stage to the teenage years! Come meet other like-minded Catholic moms who seek friendship and who strive to live out their Catholic faith. Our gatherings happen on the last Wednesday of each month.
On Wednesday, February 28, 10 a.m. - 12 p.m., there will be a potluck brunch at St. Joseph's Parish Hall in Cotati. We will visit and discuss "Becoming Women of the Word" by Sarah Christmyer. Children are welcome!
For more info: srdiocese.catholicmoms@gmail.com

Please read Fr. Brown’s message: Jesus heals a leper — Thanking God. See below these announcements.