About St. Leo Church
Approximately 3,200 Jesuits labor in two thousand parishes throughout the world. As central to its life, the parish gathers as a community to celebrate its joys, struggles, and hopes—in the Word, in the Eucharist and the other sacraments—in well-planned, creative, and inculturated ways. A parish becomes an evangelized and evangelizing community committed to "justice and reconciliation" and makes its popular devotions relevant to contemporary needs.
A Jesuit parish is energized by Ignatian spirituality, especially through the Spiritual Exercises, and by individual and communal discernment. Following the model of the election in the Spiritual Exercises, it helps individuals to discern their vocation in life.
The parish opens itself progressively to ecumenical and interreligious dialogue and reaches out to alienated Christians as well as to nonbelievers. It grows into a participative church through such means as basic human and ecclesial communities and promotes opportunities for lay participation and leadership. In its service of the faith, a Jesuit parish is called upon to develop strategies to promote local and global justice by means of both personal conversion and structural change. - General Congregation 34 (1995)
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Liturgy of the Eucharist
Sunday: 8 am & 10:30 am
Saturday Vigil: 5 pm
Mon. through Fri.: 12:10 pm
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