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How to Attend MassDuring COVID-19Please review the detailed Mass protocols before coming to Mass in the following brochure. How to Attend Mass during COVID-19 Brochure
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April 11, 2021
Second Sunday of Easter/ Sunday of Divine Mercy
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Fr. Michael to Retire
Dear Parishioners:
I am writing to let you know that I will be retiring as Pastor on June 30, 2021. I reached the age of 70 in June 2020, and feel that it is time for me to hand over the role of Pastor to another member of the Archdiocesan Priesthood. In all, I am completing 47 years of priesthood in the Archdiocese of Los Angeles, and I look forward to the new adventure of retirement. Your new Pastor will be announced in May and his appointment will begin here on July 1, 2021.
I have enjoyed my role as Pastor very much here at St. Bartholomew and plan to continue to reside here. In doing so, I will be able to continue being a part of the parish community with all of you.
I pray God’s blessing on all of our parish families, and truly appreciate the support and involvement of so many parishioners.
Yours in Christ,
Father Michael Reardon, Pastor
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Every April in honor of National Child Abuse Prevention Month, the Church asks the people of God to renew their ongoing commitment to protecting our children and young people from sexual abuse. St. Bartholomew has launched a Safe Environment webpage that is dedicated to promoting awareness of the need to be vigilant about providing a safe environment for all within our church and surrounding community. Child Abuse Prevention Month reminds us of the call to be instruments of justice —working for the common good of all— which includes the protection of children, young people and vulnerable adults. The “Safeguard the Children” webpage can be found under the Ministries tab above.Read More -
Anyone who has faced the pain of coping with grief at the death of a loved one, spouse or significant person in life can often feel overwhelmed in dealing with the loss. In response to this, St. Bartholomew’s Bereavement Ministry is hosting an online gathering call “Loss of a Spouse” on May 6, at 7:00 pm. The program aims to help participants cope with surprising emotions: how to handle loneliness; how to find strength to go on; and how to find peace. For more information and to register for this Zoom event, please contact Sr. Paulynne at the Parish Office (562) 438-3826.Read More
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What is Flocknote? Think of a “note” Fr. Michael sends to his “flock.” We do this every Friday, because not all activities and announcements find space in the bulletin. During these times of pandemic, it’s one more way we can stay connected. Initially, Flocknote was sent to every email address in St. Bartholomew’s parish database—but not everyone has shared their information. Times change. If you are not receiving Flocknote and want to be more informed, please send your request to the stbartslongbeach@gmail.com.Read More -
Join with fellow parishioners on Wednesday evenings during the season of Easter via Zoom. Online prayer services (the first, third and fifth Wednesdays) alternate with Gospel Hangout (second and fourth Wednesdays). Gospel Hangout is April 14. Fellowship begins at 6:30 pm and the devotional begins at 6:45 pm. Please call the Parish Office to register for the Zoom link for your chosen gathering.Read More
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Mass & Confession
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Confession Times
- Saturday: 3:30 PM to 4:30 PM In the Faith Formation Office
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Where to find us
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St. Bartholomew is a diverse Catholic community welcoming to all.
Called to serve, we are united by faith, bonded by prayer,
and committed to living the Gospel message.
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