Sacred Heart Catholic Church, Alturas, CA
(Est. 1883)

St. James Mission, Cedarville, CA

Welcome!

Sacred Heart Church

Mass Times:      
Saturday Vigil - 4:30 PM
Sunday - 10:30 AM.
Mass in Spanish - 2nd Saturday - 6:30 pm

Tuesday through Friday - 5:15 PM
(Rosary 4:40 PM)
Saturday - 9:00 AM

Holy Days - 5:30 PM or see Bulletin

Sacrament of Reconciliation (Confession):
Saturday 3:00-4:00 PM
(Directions)

Mass Times:
Sunday 8:30 AM
Holy Days - See Bulletin (Directions)

Past Events in Pictures!
Centennial History of Sacred Heart: 1883-1983
Pastors of Sacred Heart Parish: 1972 through 2017

Lectors & Extraordinary Ministers
Adoration
Offering Counters   
Church Cleaning

Bulletin

FAITH FORMATION

--Bi-Monthly Catholic Study   

-- Catholic Viewpoint: Faith, Hope & Love
with Fr. Michael Kiernan

Our Lady's Rosary Makers

Official voice of the Catholic community in California's public policy arena.      

For any of the following, please call the Rectory
(530-233-2119)

• Pre-Baptism Preparation
  
  
• RCIA (Rite of Christian Initiation for Adults)
  
  
• Baptism/Bautismos
  
  
• Marriage Preparation - allow six months in advance of the proposed wedding.
  
  
• Sacrament of Healing
  
  
• Quinceaneras
  

Announcements from the Diocese:    (click here)

On the Diocesan website you will find many interesting and informative items--too many to include in each weekly bulletin or on a webpage. So please take a look every week or two.

You can see the latest Canonical Appointments (which priests are reassigned, retiring, etc.); job opportunities; events; and much more.

Websites for Vocations Calling women and men! Are you interested in pursuing a vocation to the priesthood and consecrated life? Check out the new website to promote vocations launched by the Secretariat of Clergy, Consecrated Life and Vocations of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops. Click here. What's a seminarian's life like? Click here. This is an upbeat blog on a variety of topics such as prayer and discernment, what inspires priestly vocation, and why men think they are being called by God to serve the local church. Are you interested in the Permanent Diaconate? Have questions? Click here for answers.