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Beatitudes of Our Lord

La Mirada

Our community is excited to participate alongside all parishes, missions and Catholic centers in the Archdiocese to strengthen and renew our Church for the future. Please continue reading to learn how this campaign will benefit us.

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Letter from the Pastor

Campaign Details

Our Parish Goal

$825,000

Pledged over 5 years for the Called to Renew Campaign.

Our Parish Receives

$562,500

To renew our parish and strengthen ministries.

Parish Needs

Parish Ministry Growth & Support

  • Establishing a pool of funds for our Parish Evangelization, Spiritual Growth, and Retreat efforts to create and sustain effective disciples.


  • Support for Our Parish School Ministry
  • Updating the school security safety systems and cameras, exterior doors and gating.
  • Resurfacing the playground, lunch areas and exterior sports courts.
  • Adapting Msgr. Marron Hall to accommodate indoor school sports activities.

  • Church Flood Recovery Costs
  • Covering the costs and improvements which were not covered by insurance.

Planned Parish Property Maintenance, Repairs and Improvements.

  • Updating the church and rectory security safety systems and cameras.
  • Installation of Shrine to the Beatitudes.
  • Renovation of Blessed Sacrament Chapel.
  • Repave, resurface and restrip the church parking lot.
  • Reconfiguration of office space for Deacons and Evangelization and Youth Ministries.
  • Accommodation of additional meeting space for parish groups.
  • Construction of Parish hospitality/welcome center.
  • Renovation of Kitchen in Msgr. Marron Hall.
  • Construction of new & updating of existing Handicapped accessibility for all buildings.

A Bold Plan of Renewal

We — the Catholic faithful — are the agents of renewal for Church and society. I am grateful for this opportunity to walk alongside clergy and parishioners in strengthening our parishes and ministries, the heart of our Archdiocese.
Archbishop José H. Gomez