Rectory office hours
9am-5pm daily Mon-Fri
We are welcoming Catholic community called by God to live out the message of Christ in love and service to all people.
Daily Mass
Tuesday - Friday
8:30 am
Saturday
5:00 pm
Sunday
9:00 am & 11:00 am
Confession
Saturday
3:45 pm - 4:45 pm
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Bishop Barron started proclaiming Christ to the culture by airing his homilies on WGN radio, which was then the biggest station in Chicago. It was a great start, but he was only reaching Chicagoans who were awake at 5:15 a.m. on Sundays and listening to the radio! Since the homilies were pre-recorded, Bishop Barron responded to a friend’s encouragement and started housing all the homilies on a website. From there, because people could access the homilies anytime, anywhere, Word on Fire grew. It was a simple but powerful idea: spread the Good News of Jesus Christ through multiple media platforms, engaging people with the goodness, truth, and beauty of Catholicism.
Rectory office hours
9am-5pm daily Mon-Fri
Sunday Mass
9am in the Church
11am in the Gym - This mass will be live-streamed on our Youtube channel.
Daily Mass
8:30am in the Church
Tuesday thru Friday.
Confessions
4:00pm every Saturday
in the courtyard next to rectory office.
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Welcome to Good Shepherd Catholic Church
Hello everyone! I would like to introduce myself: I’m Fr. Charito Suan, your new pastor. I came to the States in 1993 from the Archdiocese of Cebu, Philippines. I started my Ecclesiastical work in the Archdiocese of San Francisco in 1994 with a religious working visa. I was temporarily assigned at San Bruno Church, San Bruno while waiting for my documents and official assignment. My first assignment as associate pastor was at St. Matthew Church, San Mateo, Then I was moved to Redwood City, “Our Lady of Mt. Carmel”. After 5 years, I was transferred to Epiphany Church in San Francisco as a Parochial Vicar and stayed for 5 years. Too. In 2005, I took my Sabbatical in Rome. And when I came back to San Francisco in 2006, I became the administrator of St. St. Elizabeth Church and was installed as the 9th Pastor in 2007. For fourteen years, I invested my life, my works and my talents at St. Elizabeth Parish.
Now, I’m in my New Home: Good Shepherd Catholic Church, Pacifica. Effective July 1st, I officially became the new pastor of Good Shepherd Parish. Although it’s hard for priests to move to another parish especially in this time of Pandemic, we have done so much with full trust in the Lord. This is the moment to faithfully move forward with joy, without looking back with sadness and regrets for this is our mission as priests to obey and follow wherever the Lord sends us.
I know how you miss Fr. Lu. He is a great and excellent pastor and leader. I admire him for all the good works he did in the parish. We keep him in our prayers as he continues to pray for us. And we wish him the best of everything his new assignment.
Being a New Pastor of Good Shepherd, I will not promise you anything, but I’ll do the best I can to follow the work of the “Good Shepherd” who cares for His flock.
I am looking forward to seeing you. Keep safe and healthy.
God Bless.
Fr. Charito Suan
Welcome to Good Shepherd Catholic Church
Hello everyone! I would like to introduce myself: I’m Fr. Charito Suan, your new pastor. I came to the States in 1993 from the Archdiocese of Cebu, Philippines. I started my Ecclesiastical work in the Archdiocese of San Francisco in 1994 with a religious working visa. I was temporarily assigned at San Bruno Church, San Bruno while waiting for my documents and official assignment. My first assignment as associate pastor was at St. Matthew Church, San Mateo, Then I was moved to Redwood City, “Our Lady of Mt. Carmel”. After 5 years, I was transferred to Epiphany Church in San Francisco as a Parochial Vicar and stayed for 5 years. Too. In 2005, I took my Sabbatical in Rome. And when I came back to San Francisco in 2006, I became the administrator of St. St. Elizabeth Church and was installed as the 9th Pastor in 2007. For fourteen years, I invested my life, my works and my talents at St. Elizabeth Parish.
Now, I’m in my New Home: Good Shepherd Catholic Church, Pacifica. Effective July 1st, I officially became the new pastor of Good Shepherd Parish. Although it’s hard for priests to move to another parish especially in this time of Pandemic, we have done so much with full trust in the Lord. This is the moment to faithfully move forward with joy, without looking back with sadness and regrets for this is our mission as priests to obey and follow wherever the Lord sends us.
I know how you miss Fr. Lu. He is a great and excellent pastor and leader. I admire him for all the good works he did in the parish. We keep him in our prayers as he continues to pray for us. And we wish him the best of everything his new assignment.
Being a New Pastor of Good Shepherd, I will not promise you anything, but I’ll do the best I can to follow the work of the “Good Shepherd” who cares for His flock.
I am looking forward to seeing you. Keep safe and healthy.
God Bless.
Fr. Charito Suan
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