Baptism

This sacrament is the initiation into the Christian community. It involves the pouring or immersion in water, symbolizing purification and rebirth into the life of Christ. Baptism is typically performed in infancy but can be received at any age.

Comfirmation

Occurring later in life, usually during adolescence, Confirmation is a sacrament where individuals reaffirm their commitment to the Christian faith. Through the laying on of hands and anointing with holy oil, candidates receive the gifts of the Holy Spirit to strengthen their bond with God.

Eucharist

Also known as Holy Communion, the Eucharist is a central sacrament celebrated during the Mass. Through the consecration of bread and wine, Catholics believe in the real presence of Christ’s body and blood. This sacrament nourishes the faithful and unites them with Christ and one another.

Anointing of the Sick

Formerly known as Last Rites, this sacrament is not only for those at the end of life but for anyone facing serious illness. Through the anointing with holy oil and prayers, the Church seeks to bring spiritual and physical healing, as well as strength in times of suffering.

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Please contact Rev. Joseph Robillard at rev.jrobillard@coscp.org or call the Parish Office during office hours at 714 444-1500.

For emergencies only, please contact:
714 403-4134

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Holy Orders

This sacrament is reserved for men called to serve the Church as bishops, priests, or deacons. Through the laying on of hands and prayer, individuals receive the grace and authority to carry out their sacred duties in leadership, pastoral care, and service.

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If interested in pursuing a vocation to the priesthood, permanent diaconate, or religious life as a nun, please contact Father Joseph Robillard at (714) 444-1500 or via email at rev.jrobillard@coscp.org.”