Weekdays
- 9:00 am Livestreamed via YouTube
- 5:30 pm
Saturday
- 9:00 am Livestreamed via YouTube
- 4:30 pm Vigil Mass
Sunday
- 7:30 am
- 9:00 am Misa Pro Populo Livestreamed via
YouTube
- 11:00 am 12:30 pm 5:30 PM
1st Sunday 5:30 pm Tagalog (Filipino) Mass Livestreamed via and YouTube
Holy Days of Obligation
- 9:00 AM Livestreamed via YouTube
- 12:15 PM | 5:30 PM | 7:00 PM
Recitation of the Holy Rosary 8:30 AM (TBA)
Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament
Every Friday after the 9:00 am Mass until 5PM
Parish Holy Hour
- 7:00 pm Every 1st Wednesday
led by the Knights of Columbus
- 7:00 pm Every 3rd Wednesday led by the Youth and Young Adults
Confessions
- Fridays 4:30 pm to 5:00 pm
- Saturdays at 3:30 pm to 4:00 pm
- By Appointment - Please call (650) 878-2282
Communal Baptisms
(none during Lent)
- 2nd and 4th Saturday at 12 noon
- 1st Sunday at 2:30 pm
- 3rd Sunday within the 12:30 pm Mass
Parish Office
(650) 873-2282
staugustinessf@aol.com
- Monday - Friday 9:00 am - 4:00 pm
- Saturday 9:00 am - 2:00 pm
- Closed 12:00 noon - 1:00 pm
- Closed Sunday and Holidays
Faith Formation Program Office
(650) 873-2878 or (650) 797-5955
staugustinecdre@gmail.com
- Weekdays (except Tuesday) 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM
- Closed 12:00 pm to 1:00 PM
- Saturday 9:00 am to 2:00 PM
ANNUAL FOOD DRIVE @ SAC
From October 9 to November 15, 2025
Please support the Annual Food Drive being initiated by SAC's Faith Formation Program and in partnership with SAC's Parish Ambassadors for Catholic Charities.
Kindly drop off any canned vegetables, fruits and Meat, box of Cereal, bag of Beans or Rice in the Parish Hall or at the Vestibule during Weekend Masses.
Benefitting are clients of Catholic Charities and Saint Vincent de Paul Conference.
29th Sunday in Ordinary Time
October 19, 2025

The Parable of the Persistent Widow and the Unjust Judge
The readings this coming Sunday, the 29th Sunday in Ordinary Time, remind us of the necessity of persevering in prayer and its efficacy. They invite us to reflect deeply on the persistence of prayer, in faith, and in our mission as followers of Christ. They remind us that faith is not a fleeting feeling but a steady, enduring commitment.
As we find ourselves in a world that often rewards speed and convenience, our readings this weekend call us to a deeper trust in God's timing. We are called to rely on His Word and live a life rooted in constant and faithful prayer.
In the gospel parable this Sunday, we'll hear the persistent widow and the unjust judge who finally gave way to the widow's pleas for her perseverance. In this parable, Jesus does not only illustrate the necessity or the power of prayer but also commands us to do so.
My dear sisters and brothers, anyone who desires to follow our Lord Jesus but does not pray, does not have hope and has nothing to hope for. The person who does not pray considers his or her desires unreachable and impossible to attain. On the other hand, prayer is "hope in action" where one puts his or her trust in God. The person who prays always abandons himself or herself to God's Will. Even if God delays in His response to what one asks, one doesn't worry.
2025 Jubilee Year of Hope
December 2024 to December 2025
Pope Francis has designated the 2025 Holy Year as a time to renew ourselves as “Pilgrims of Hope.” Visit SAC's Jubilee Web Page by clicking below for announcements and updates.
"We are Pilgrims of Hope..."
Find out where we are in our journey
December 24, 2024 to
January 6, 2026
Here's the roadmap of our shared journey during the Jubilee Year of Hope and during the preparation for our parish's 55th year of existence.
Let's keep our sacred journey with greater enthusiasm by praying and engaging in the various activities given to us each month until the closing of the Holy Door in Rome in January 2026.
The Gift of Life
The California Pacific Medical Center (CPMC), which performed more than 1,600 living kidney donor operations since 1973, has been gracious to include me as one of their patients who could avail for a kidney transplant as soon as a living donor meets the process of evaluation.
Donating kidney can be one of life's greatest experiences, but it's important that one has a complete understanding of the process. Here are two important sites I have mentioned in my attached Appeal and Share Letter:
Should you need to contact my transplant coordinators for any questions, please dial (415) 600-1079.
Thank you for taking the time to read my Appeal Letter and for for caring about me.
Blessings,
Fr. Ray
UPDATES AND CALENDAR OF EVENTS
List of Services
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SOME CLERGY UPDATES
Father Thomas Omiunu will be leaving us so he could prepare himself for his further studies at the Boston College in Massachusetts.
Father Maurice Tokay, who will be celebrating his Thanksgiving Mass this coming Sunday, October 19th at 9:00am, will be with us until Thanksgiving next month. He is expected to return to his home diocese in Tshumbe, Congo, to teach in their seminary and serve as parochial vicar in their cathedral church.
Father Ell Geneta will be with us till the end of the month. Then he will join the priests from his home diocese in Pasig when they make their Jubilee Pilgrimage and visit the Holy Doors with their bishop, Bishop Mylo Vergara.
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FAITH FORMATION NEWS | CCD & CONFIRMATION PARENTS
ADULT ONGOING FORMATION
First Session: Thursday, October 16th
7:00pm
Saturday, October 18th at 10:30am
Parents and guardians of our children and the youth in our Faith Formation Program will continue to have their own Adult Ongoing Formation. This year, they will experience ALPHA, a gathering of those curious about faith or just want space to talk about life's questions. ALPHA brings people together to watch thought-provoking talks and have honest conversations. There's is NO pressure, no judgement, just real conversation.
ALPHA starts with a Meal where the initial ice-breaker and conversation happen.
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CCD & CONFIRMATION NEWS
Please support FFP's Annual Canned Food Drive | October 9 through November 15. God bless you !
FFP OFFICE HOURS
Weekdays (except Tuesday) 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM
Closed 12:00 pm to 1:00 PM
Saturday 9:00 am to 2:00 PM
Please visit the FFP Activities Page for information.
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OCT 19 (SUN) FR. MAURICE TOKAY
Let's Celebrate
Holy Mass of Thanksgiving
by Father Maurice Tokay
Sunday, October 19, 2025, 9:00AM
Everyone is invited to attend Father Maurice's Thanksgiving Mass at SAC on Sunday, October 19th, 2025 at 9:00AM.
A reception will follow the Mass during which everyone will have the opportunity to kiss the hands of our newly ordained priest as well as to receive his priestly blessing.
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OCT 25 (SAT) ANNUAL MEMORIAL MASS FOR THE FILIPINO COMMUNITY | HOLY CROSS
First Annual Memorial Mass
For the Filipino Catholic Community
Holy Cross Cemetery
Saturday, October 25, 2025 at 10:00am
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OCT 25 (SAT) & OCT 26 (SUN) WORLD MISSION SUNDAY
Let us continue to offer our rosaries and Masses this coming week for those who bring Christ's love to the margins, often at great personal cost. And let us ask the Holy Spirit to rekindle the fire of hope in our own hearts, that we may also be missionaries where we are.
Last Monday, October 13th, Pope Leo did something that no pope has never done before, he recorded videos for World Mission Sunday, making a direct appeal to Catholics across the world to “help me help missionaries across the world.” Please view and share the video below.
On the weekend of October 25 & 26, SAC will fulfill our participation through our Masses and more importantly our financial support for World Mission Sunday.
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NOV 9 (SUN) SAVE THE DATE
Calling ALL Kapampangans
Canonical Coronation Anniversary
Virgen de los Remedios, Patroness of Pampanga
Sunday, November 9, 2025 at 2:30pm
Saint Augustine Church
The Virgen de los Remedios (Our Lady of Remedies) became Pampanga's patroness in the 1950s when Bishop Cesar Maria Guerrero established the Crusade of Penance and Charity to combat widespread social unrest and communist ideology. The image of the Virgin de los Remedios was chosen as the symbol for this crusade, inspiring a religious revival, promoting charity (through the "Damas de Caridad"), and helping to unify the province.
Her canonical coronation on September 8, 1956, solidified her role as the beloved "Indu ning Kapaldanan" (Mother of All Remedies) and "Tula da ring Kapampangan" (Joy of the Kapampangans).
Kapampangans (local folks from Pampanga) in Northern California have been observing the Anniversary of the Canonical Coronation of the Virgen de los Remedios for the last 13 years. These solemn celebrations were held in the 4 different dioceses in San Francisco, Sacramento, Stockton and Oakland) This year, its 14th year, the Canonical Anniversary will be celebrated in the Archdiocese of San Francisco with Saint Augustine Church as the host on Sunday, November 9, 2025, at 2:30pm.
We invite All Kapampangans, Family and Friends to join this solemn Mass and prayers for peace and unity before the images of the Virgen de los Remedios and her son, Cristo del Perdon (Christ of Mercy).
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CCD for SPED
Special Education Faith Formation
for Children with Special Needs (with IEP.)
Please know that SAC Religious Education program extends its services to Children with Special Needs (with IEP.) We have catechists who are credentialed on Special Education.
For more information on CCD for SPED please click below.
Late registrations are still welcome.
Kindly call Sister Ruth at (650) 797-5955 or Marivic Tabora (956) 639-7881
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OCIA ORIENTATION
ORDER OF CHRISTIAN INITIATION FOR ADULTS
(Formerly RCIA)
SAC's OCIA Program has begun.
Sundays at 10:30AM, shortly after the 9:00AM Community Mass (Misa Pro Populo).
The OCIA offers the opportunity for the adults who wish to receive and complete the Sacraments of Initiation, namely, Baptism, Eucharist and Confirmation. The OCIA classes were designed in such a way participants would have flexible hybrid schedule - perfect for those with busy lives.
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THE CATECHESIS ON THE CHALICE VEILS
The Catechesis on the Chalice Veils
What Saint Augustine Knew That We Don’t...
Here's an interesting article that teaches on the importance of holding the Chalice Veil in its place in our liturgical celebrations, not out of habit, but out of reverence. In our modern age, when usually drawn to the loud, the fast, and the obvious, the Church, however, teaches us to see differently. She invites us into a real place where beauty is hidden, where meaning is layered, and where even cloth, such as the Chalice Veil, can proclaim the holiness of God.
Please, click and read the article below and learn the significance of the Chalice Veil, a symbol attuned to the sacred or the things of God.
Saint Augustine, our patron, whose writings have influenced the Church through up and down the ages, would not have missed the meaning of the Chalice Veil. In his writings, he often showed "visible things serve to reveal invisible realities." For him, the physical world, when viewed through the lens of faith, becomes a "pathway to the sacred."
As part of our liturgical renewal, we shall see the Chalice Veil being used during our Misa Pro Populo on Sundays at 9:00am.
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ATTENDANCE MATTERS | BE THERE...BE COUNTED...
Be there... Be counted...
OCTOBER COUNT
The Archdiocese of San Francisco has encouraged us to participate in the October Count and build a report that would demonstrate a continued positive trend in Mass attendance. The report will certainly help the archdiocese encourage parishes to focus on the vision for the future: "To proclaim the Gospel and make disciples in this particular time and place."
Participation in the Eucharist, and in particular Sunday Mass, is truly a foundational principle in meeting this vision. Be there... be counted...
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NOVEMBER | ALTAR OF REMEMBRANCE
AN ALTAR OF REMEMBRANCE
Remembering our Faith Departed During November
In the month of November, an ALTAR OF REMEMBRANCE will be placed on the steps of the sanctuary where names of the deceased will be written on an envelope named "All Souls Remembrance". They will be prayed for daily in all the masses in the month of November.
Please be aware that ONLY Wedding Anniversaries, Birthdays, Healing and Special Intentions will be mentioned during the regular daily Mass Intentions and weekend Mass Intentions in November. And ONLY Recent Deaths (that happened during the week or month) will be included in the regularly scheduled November masses.
Long time deceased members will be prayed for at the ALTAR OF REMEMBRANCE. Thank you.
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SAC's ANNUAL FINANCIAL REPORT
SAC'S ANNUAL PARISH FINANCIAL REPORT FY 2024-25
On behalf of the Parish Finance Council and Parish Staff, I'm happy to share with you our Annual Parish Financial Report for the Fiscal Year ending June 30, 2025, comparing the prior year's June 30, 2024.
Our 2025 total revenue was $1,216,900, and the total expense was $901,045, netting a surplus of $315,855.
It's worth noting that our total revenues increased by $175,758 when compared to the prior year due to the increases on our collections and interests from our investments with the archdiocese.
Attached is the Report and the more detailed explanation of our revenues and expenses. As always, THANK YOU for your generosity and good stewardship.
Finally, allow me to express our sincere appreciation to our Parish Finance Council, chaired by Essie Claveria, and the members, Virgie Sevilla, Elsie Palencia, Joe Dulatre and the newest member, Grace Miranda. Likewise, we express our thanks to Ms. Patricia Abdelalim, our parish manager, for maintaining clear and accurate records of our finances and daily operations. She has been a great resource for me and the Finance Council.
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A VISIT FROM THE SUPERIOR GENERAL OF THE RVM SISTERS
Visit of the Superior General of the RVM Sisters
Last Thursday, October 9, 2025
Mother Ma. Rosabelle Gallo, RVM, the Superior General of the Religious of the Virgin Mary (RVM) Sisters in the Philippines, visited SAC last Thursday, October 9, 2025. Her visit was part of the many parish visitations she's scheduled to make in California and several cities in Canada, where the RVM sisters are stationed as pastoral ministers and catechists.
We are grateful to Mother Ma.Rosabelle for sending us Sister Ruth Linaac, RVM, to be SAC's Religious Education director. As I've shared with Mother Belle, Sister Ruth has been a huge blessing to SAC after assuming the position from Sister Nona, who served for over three decades. With her vast experience in Religious education and exceptional organizational skills, Sister Ruth was able to manage this huge transition of shepherding more than 60 catechists and attract more volunteers in our faith formation programs.
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KEEPING OUR PARISH CLEAN: A Call to Action from our Ecology Committee (EC)
Keeping Our Parish Clean:
A Call to Action from our EC
**After receiving reports on rodent sighting in the Parish Hall**
As we come together in fellowship, it’s important that we also take responsibility for maintaining the cleanliness of our church environment. After each event, ESPECIALLY those involving food, please ensure that all trash—whether it be compost, recycling, or regular waste—is disposed of properly. Trash and compost bags must be tied securely and placed in the designated dumpsters before leaving.
By keeping our spaces clean and free from waste, we not only protect the health of our community by preventing pests, but we also avoid costly clean-up fees. Let’s all do our part to preserve the beauty and safety of our parish for everyone.
Be on the lookout for the Ecology Committee's (EC) waste management tutorials, coming soon!
Stop by their table to sign up for more information during this weekend's ministry fair.
Thank you for your cooperation!
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FRIDAYS @ SAC
ADORATION & CONFESSION
Every Friday, the Blessed Sacrament is exposed for public Adoration after the 9:00am Mass until 5:00PM. It is usually concluded with silent reposition and Benediction on First Fridays.
Also each Friday, from 4:30pm, there's an opportunity to celebrate the Sacrament of Confession. Our refurbished Confessional, provides the traditional screen that separates the priest confessor from the penitent as well as the option for a face to face confession.
Thanks to Deacon Virgil and the Liturgical Arts for making this sacred space for spiritual healing and reconciliation.
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VIRTUAL BIBLE STUDY AT SAC
Every Tuesday at 7:00pm
An excellent way to deepen our knowledge and appreciation of Sacred Scriptures, is to understand the context, history, and message of the different Books of the Bible.
Come and join SAC's virtual Bible Study every Tuesday from 7:00pm to 8:30pm. Deacon Virgil and the SAC Clergy lead the study.
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TRAVELING VOCATION CROSS
To host the Traveling Vocation Cross, please call Elsa Rozal at (650) 922-9618 or email her at entroz09@yahoo.com.
The Traveling Vocation Cross (TVC) Program provides an excellent opportunity for families to...read more
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THE GIVING TREE
THE GIVING TREE
Third Generation Giving
An Ongoing Stewardship at Saint Augustine Church
Please call Amor or Patricia at @ (650) 873-2282
View details by clicking below
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THE GABRIEL PROJECT
Pregnant Women in Crisis
Walking with Moms & the Archdiocese of SF
All around us there are women who are pregnant, and with small infants and children who need our help. You can join us in helping!
Check out our webpage, sfarch.org/walkingwithmoms. Pregnant women in crisis, who are poor, struggling and often alone are helped by our Gabriel Project angels. We don't stop when the baby is born--we continue Walking with Moms. Volunteer for the Gabriel Project today! Donate to our Gabriel Project Extraordinary Needs Fund to help pay for short term rent and/or childcare assistance.
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THE SOCIETY OF ST. VINCENT DE PAUL, ST. AUGUSTINE CONFRENCE'S CALL FOR VOLUNTEERS
Experience the life-changing and life-giving joy of service.
Volunteers are crucial to St. Vincent De Paul's work to feed, clothe, house and help people in need.
Serve a meal, sort and/or deliver donations-volunteers are always needed in order to accomplish more.
See the Face of Christ.
Be the Face of Christ.
For more information contact Jeunesse Raymundo at jeunesse00@yahoo.com.
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WARNING!
ONLINE PHISHING are rampant, fraudulent emails or text messages . They use names of church leaders to reach out to their parishioners.
Please DO NOT engage or respond to emails or texts if you are targeted for a favor, especially if you are asked for money.
SIMPLY DELETE.
REMEMBER
Finances pertaining to the parish and online archdiocesan appeals are ONLY directed through OSV (Our Sunday Visitor) Online Giving.
Always check with your church leader personally.
Rite of Welcome & Acceptance
ORDER OF CHRISTIAN INITIATION FOR ADULTS (OCIA)
All Candidates and Catechumens
This Sunday, October 19, 2025 at the 12:30pm
Deacon Nes and SAC's OCIA Team are happy to introduce the 2025 OCIA Class through a simple Rite of Welcome and Rite of Acceptance this coming Sunday, October 19th at the 12:30pm Mass.
The Rite of Welcome and Acceptance is the first public ritual in the Order of Christian Initiation for Adults (OCIA), where an "inquirer" is formally welcomed and becomes a "candidate" to prepare for full membership in the Catholic Church. It involves the candidates declaring their desire to follow Christ, the community affirming this decision, and the candidates receiving the SIGN OF THE CROSS on their foreheads and senses to symbolize their commitment. This Rite marks the beginning of the the Catechumenate Period, the first stage of preparation for the Sacraments of Initiation, which are Baptism, Confirmation and Eucharist.
May I ask that we hold our 12 Candidates and 2 Catechumens in our prayers this Sunday as they are presented to the congregation for the first time.

2025 Archdiocesan
Annual Appeal
This weekend's Second Collections - October 11 & 12, 2025
Thank you to all those who support the 2025 AAA. We have already paid 68% or $121,863 towards our assessment of $178,153.
This coming weekend, the second collections will be designated to meeting the balance of 32% or $56,290.
Thank you for your generosity.
We hope for 100% participation from our parish family this year. Thank you for your support. Your generosity improves lives.
Should you wish to give your PLEDGE ONLINE, please click the link below.

STEWARDSHIP
The grateful response of a Christian disciple who recognizes, receives and cultivates God’s gifts, and generously shares these gifts in love of God and neighbor.
PARISH BULLETIN
What's inside:
- Mass Intentions: October 20-26
- Offertory: Pew Collections, Online Giving
- Eucharistic Rosary Congress
- Eucharistic Adoration With St. Patrick Seminarians
- Film Screening: Song of the Fireflies
- Mass Intentions for the Dead in the Month of November
- St. Vincent de Paul, St. Augustine Conference
- Walk-In Legal Clinics
- 2025 Faith Formation Conference
- Thanksgiving Food Baskets - Catholic Charities
- Relics of St. Therese of Lisieux
Hospitality (Coffee & Donuts)
After the 9:00am Mass
Hospitality & Reception
Honoring Father Maurice Tokay
Sunday, October 19th, after the 9:00am Mass
We thank the members of the Knights of Columbus #9714 for serving last week's hospitality. This coming Sunday, members of the Praise and Glorify Choir, will do the honors of hosting the Reception after the 9:00am Mass to honor at the same time our returning newly-ordained priest, Father Maurice Tokay.
WORLD MISSION SUNDAY @ SAC
October 25 & 26
Each year, Catholics around the world.unite in celebration of World Mission Sunday - a day of prayer, reflection, and financial support for the Church's missionary work in 1,124 mission territories. These are regions where the Church is still young, growing, and often facing poverty conflict or persecution.
World Mission Sunday is not just the occasion of another second collection. It is the one Sunday when the entire Catholic Church --every parish, in every country - comes together to pray for and support the missionary efforts of the Church through The Society for the Propagation of the Faith, one of the four Pontifical Mission Societies.
This year, Pope Leo XIV, following the inspiration of Poper Francis, calls to become "Missionaries of Hope Among the Peoples," inspired by St. Paul's words: "Hope does not disappoint, because the love of God has been poured out into our hearts through the Holy Spirit" (Rom 5:5).
On the weekend of October 25 & 26, here at SAC, we shall be bearers of hope where it is needed most.
HEALTH FAIR
Last Sunday, October 12, 2025
Thank You
to the Knights of Columbus 9714 and the Lion's Club of San Francisco for sponsoring last Sunday's FREE Flu and Covid Shots. God bless their efforts to make everyone healthy and protected from the seasonal viruses.
Pope's October prayer intention: 'Collaboration among religions'
On this month of the Holy Rosary, let us include the intentions of Pope Leo XIV as he invites the faithful to pray for the collaboration between different religious traditions. In special way, the Holy Father encourages us to pray so that believers in different religious traditions might work together to defend and promote peace,
justice and human fraternity. He acknowledges that despite living in a "world full of beauty," it is "also wounded by deep divisions where religions, instead of uniting us, become a cause of confrontation."
Let us ask the intercession of the Blessed Virgin Mary that God may give us His Spirit to purify our hearts and recognize what unites us and learn again to listen and collaborate without destroying. May we be mindful of the benefits of being believers. Our religions should not be used as weapons or walls. They should help us build bridges and inspire us to dream of the common good, peace and unity in a divided world.

OCTOBER COUNT
A Recap of the Emerald Jubilee Gala
Celebrating the 55th Founding Anniversary of St. Augustine Church
The Gala took place at the South San Francisco Conference Center on Saturday, September 27, 2025. The event began with a warm welcome and introductory remarks from our Master of Ceremonies, Deacon Nestor Fernandez, and Mary Ann Narvaez, setting a positive tone for the evening.
The strong line up for the program included: Christine Adiaz and the St. Augustine Children’s Choir who immediately charmed the audience; special recognition was given to The Pastors of St. Augustine and Clergy who were present; The Santacruzan Sagalas were acknowledged for their significant contribution toward parish projects; a distinct group of dancers (who represented different generations of parishioners and ministry members) performed an elegant waltz number; followed by The Praise and Glorify Choir who performed a song and dance number to a medley of memorable Filipino songs, that caused the audience to erupt in applause at the end of their act. The dance floor was then opened by the mambo dancers who performed a graceful number to Mambo Italiano.
However, attendees began dancing from the onset. Once the Levites began playing their set during dinner, the dance floor was unofficially opened. Members of the Levites band are Fr. Peter Eugenio, Fr. Roland De La Rosa, Fr. Boie Espeleta, Fr. Mark Reburiano, Fr. Arnold Zamora, and our very own Pastor, Fr. Ray Reyes.
Gratitude for the day's achievements and success go to the organizers headed by Malou Cu, the participants, and our sponsors. Overall, the event was a resounding success, achieving the objective of joyfully celebrating the 55th founding anniversary of our parish and leaving a lasting memory with all who attended.
May St. Augustine Church continue to foster a vibrant and collaborative community as we live God’s Word and continue His Works.
Contributed by Nerissa Broas
THANK YOU to all those who have participated and contributed in a huge way for the huge success of the Emerald Jubilee Gala. We doubly appreciate the Members of the Emerald Jubilee Gala Committee headed by Ms. Malou Cu. God bless them for their incredible generosity of time, talent and treasure.

Members of the 2025 Emerald Jubilee Committee headed by Malou Cu at the South San Francisco Conference Center
OCTOBER: Month of the Holy Rosary
The Month of October is dedicated to honoring the Blessed Virgin Mary by encouraging the faithful to pray the Rosary. Praying the Rosary helps believers grow in their faith and devotion to the Mother of God.
October is the Month of the Rosary because the Feat of Our Lady of the Rosary is celebrated on October 7th, in honor of the victory of the Battle of Lepanto in 1571, which was attributed to the intercession of the Blessed Virgin Mary through the praying of the Rosary.
When we pray the Rosary, we draw ourselves closer to Jesus and Mary. We foster a stronger spiritual connection and a deeper personal relationship with them. So much so that such relationship is assured of peace and consolation during difficult times. Truly, praying the Rosary brings peace to the world.
At SAC, members of the Legion of Mary will lead in praying the Rosary each day as a community before each of the daily Masses.
