During the season of Lent, The University Series offers sessions connecting faith with real life in areas such as current events, contemporary moral issues, evangelization, faith and science, marriage and family, church history, scripture, prayer, and other priorities set by the Los Angeles Archdiocesan Synod. Sessions include multi-media presentations and always allow time for your questions. Our faculty have extensive knowledge in their fields and love to teach. They include international authorities, priests, religious, professors, authors, lay people, and local favorites who are all passionate about helping students grow in knowledge and faith. www.theuniversityseries.org University Schedule For 2020 February 26 - Ash Wednesday (St. Julie’s Masses are 12noon and 7:00 pm) February 27 - April 4 - The University Series courses are in session. April 12 - Easter Sunday

The History of our “Spring Break to Mexico” Building Homes for Those in Need The history of our spring break mission trips began in the year 2000 when we took a small group of high school students and chaperones to Tijuana, Mexico to build a house for a family in great need. That experience developed into a 20-year project that has helped transform our parish community. Since then we have built over 90 homes in Tijuana and in Tecate along the border and have taken over 1,700 missionaries down to Mexico. These trips are designed for our young adults in high school along with their parents and chaperones who accompany them

We are happy to announce our highly anticipated Golf Tournament and St. Julie's Parish Dinner for Charity are scheduled for Monday, April 13th at Spanish Hills Country Club. We are looking for the weekly, biweekly, monthly and yearly golfers to join us for a day of fun and to raise money for charity. This is our 20th year and set to be a great time. Contact Tim McCarthy at t1mccarthy@verizon.net or (805) 405-2581 if you can join us to achieve our Parish goal of helping others through charity. We need golfers and silent auction baskets.

This year, we are creating a “St. Joseph’s Altar” in the front area of the church. (Front; opposite side from the baptismal font). All the families of the St. Julie’s community are invited to participate by bringing food items to Mass to place on the altar as a symbol of our gratitude for the blessings we have received, and to “pay it forward”.  The donated foods will be given to the food bank to help feed the hungry in our surrounding community. Father will bless the food donations, which will be welcomed at all 5 Masses on Mar.14 & 15.   We honor the needs of the St.Vincent De Paul Society by bringing needed non-perishable items.