Who we are
Welcome to Sacred Heart Catholic Church Community. The Pastor of Sacred Heart Parish family extends a warm welcome to all new parishioners and invites all members of our faith community to a deeper sense of belonging to our faith community.
Our identity as a people of God is rooted in our shared belief in God as Our Father and Jesus Christ as Lord to us all. We desire to be a community of brothers and sisters for one another, united by the Holy Spirit, and our call to live the Lord's presence in our daily lives. We pray that we shall be united in our vision as a believing, praying and caring community.
We pray to the Holy Spirit in guiding us to the ministry that we are called to serve, to become active believers by works of faith in our parish. We seek a deeper spiritual formation in our Christian life, recognizing and sharing our particular gifts and talents with the community. We especially encourage you to experience more completely a sense of belonging and to share more fully the gift of yourself in thanksgiving to the Lord for your call to minister to others, as we continue our faith journey with Christ, our brothers and sisters.
God's graces and blessing be with you all.
Your brother in Christ, Fr. Dennis R. Juan, Pastor
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Our identity as a people of God is rooted in our shared belief in God as Our Father and Jesus Christ as Lord to us all. We desire to be a community of brothers and sisters for one another, united by the Holy Spirit, and our call to live the Lord's presence in our daily lives. We pray that we shall be united in our vision as a believing, praying and caring community.
We pray to the Holy Spirit in guiding us to the ministry that we are called to serve, to become active believers by works of faith in our parish. We seek a deeper spiritual formation in our Christian life, recognizing and sharing our particular gifts and talents with the community. We especially encourage you to experience more completely a sense of belonging and to share more fully the gift of yourself in thanksgiving to the Lord for your call to minister to others, as we continue our faith journey with Christ, our brothers and sisters.
Your brother in Christ, Fr. Dennis R. Juan, Pastor
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Leadership
Leader Name:
Fr. Dennis R. Juan Â
Leader Position:
Pastor Â
Phone:
Fax:
770-227-6440 Â
Leader Email:
Click here to contact Fr. Dennis R. Juan Â
Other Church Leaders:
Deacons:
Rev. Mr. Felix Marrero
Rev. Mr. Ken Bishop Â
Rev. Mr. Felix Marrero
Rev. Mr. Ken Bishop Â
Driving Directions to Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Travel/Direction Tips
From Highway I 75
Take Highway I 75 to Exit 205
Go West on Hwy 16 for approximately 10 miles
Make a Left on 6th Street to College Street
Make a left on College to Grandview
Make a right on Grandview to MacArthur Drive
Make a left on MacArthur Drive
Church on your right Â
Take Highway I 75 to Exit 205
Go West on Hwy 16 for approximately 10 miles
Make a Left on 6th Street to College Street
Make a left on College to Grandview
Make a right on Grandview to MacArthur Drive
Make a left on MacArthur Drive
Church on your right Â
Sacred Heart Catholic Church Mass Times
Regular Mass Schedule
​Saturday 5:30 pm Vigil Mass
Rosary - Sunday 8:30 am
Sunday Mass - 9 am and 11:30 am (Spanish)
Daily Mass 9 am
Monday - Wednesday - Friday
Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament, Benediction, and Adoration 8:30 am
Monday - Wednesday - Friday
It's been more than 8 months since the last mass times update. Please make sure to contact the church to confirm mass times.
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​Saturday 5:30 pm Vigil Mass
Rosary - Sunday 8:30 am
Sunday Mass - 9 am and 11:30 am (Spanish)
Daily Mass 9 am
Monday - Wednesday - Friday
Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament, Benediction, and Adoration 8:30 am
Monday - Wednesday - Friday
It's been more than 8 months since the last mass times update. Please make sure to contact the church to confirm mass times.
Please contact the church to confirm Mass Times or SUBSCRIBE to updates below
Dress Code
Sunday School / Children and Youth Activities
Local outreach & community activities
LITURGICAL MINISTRIES
Altar Servers
The role of the server is a privileged ministry. Individuals who are in fourth grade or older, have received their First Communion, and attend Mass regularly are welcome to sign up to be an Altar Server.
Altar Ministry Guild
This ministry is responsible for maintaining and cleaning the Altar, sacred vessels and laundering the linens used during our Mass Liturgy.
​Church Cleaning Guild
This ministry is made up of a small group who vacuum the church carpet and dust the pews, etc., keeping our church clean for the weekend Masses.
Greeters
These ministers provide a very special service of hospitality. They are the first people that visitors or parishioners meet when they come to Sacred Heart for Mass. We show our great hospitality by welcoming them with Christian love.
Lectors
The role of the lector is to proclaim the Word of God at parish liturgies. Lectors need to have the ability to read aloud clearly and well, with an understanding of scripture.
Ushers
They are responsible for seating parishioners, assisting with keeping the reverence during the Mass, taking up the collection, distributing any timely materials after Mass, and straightening hymnals and Mass booklets after each Mass.
​Ministers to the Homebound
Experienced Extraordinary Eucharistic Ministers share Jesus Christ in the Eucharistic with those members of our community unable to join us here at Sacred Heard due to health issues. In addition to visiting individuals, these ministers also visit the area nursing homes.
Religious Education
Classes are held after the Sunday 9 am mass. Classes start at 10:15 am and last one hour. The religious education that our children receive is very important to prepare them for the Sacraments and life. Teachers and assistants are always needed. Please consider this great ministry of sharing your faith.
​SOCIAL MINISTRIES
Parish Social Events
This committee organizes and prepares the food/snacks for the many parish social events. This is a great way to meet and get to know the whole Parish community. Many events are scheduled each year so watch the calendar. Volunteers are needed for planning and to help on the day of the event.
Funerals
This ministry provides food for the family of the deceased and their friends on the day of the funeral. These volunteers coordinate and facilitate the luncheons. Parish members are asked to support these luncheons by providing a covered dish and by helping serve.
​Sunday Socials
Sunday Socials offer parishioners the opportunity to share a few minutes of fellowship on Sunday morning after the 9 am Mass. These weekly gatherings are enhanced with coffee and breakfast breads. What's better than sharing food with your fellow parishioners?! New volunteers are always welcome to join this ministry.
50+ Club
An informal group of Parishioners ages 50 and over. The Club meets on the second Friday of each month at 11 am (except June-July-August), starting with a shared meal and followed by a meeting. The meetings may feature a visiting speaker, of a spiritual program. The goal of this group is to share fellowship, learn, and support the Parish through club projects and activities.
Men's Group
This group invites the men of the parish community to gather on the first Thursday of each month at 7 pm to share their faith and fellowship. The programs address many topics including social, religious, parish life, fun, and fellowship. Â
Altar Servers
The role of the server is a privileged ministry. Individuals who are in fourth grade or older, have received their First Communion, and attend Mass regularly are welcome to sign up to be an Altar Server.
Altar Ministry Guild
This ministry is responsible for maintaining and cleaning the Altar, sacred vessels and laundering the linens used during our Mass Liturgy.
​Church Cleaning Guild
This ministry is made up of a small group who vacuum the church carpet and dust the pews, etc., keeping our church clean for the weekend Masses.
Greeters
These ministers provide a very special service of hospitality. They are the first people that visitors or parishioners meet when they come to Sacred Heart for Mass. We show our great hospitality by welcoming them with Christian love.
Lectors
The role of the lector is to proclaim the Word of God at parish liturgies. Lectors need to have the ability to read aloud clearly and well, with an understanding of scripture.
Ushers
They are responsible for seating parishioners, assisting with keeping the reverence during the Mass, taking up the collection, distributing any timely materials after Mass, and straightening hymnals and Mass booklets after each Mass.
​Ministers to the Homebound
Experienced Extraordinary Eucharistic Ministers share Jesus Christ in the Eucharistic with those members of our community unable to join us here at Sacred Heard due to health issues. In addition to visiting individuals, these ministers also visit the area nursing homes.
Religious Education
Classes are held after the Sunday 9 am mass. Classes start at 10:15 am and last one hour. The religious education that our children receive is very important to prepare them for the Sacraments and life. Teachers and assistants are always needed. Please consider this great ministry of sharing your faith.
​SOCIAL MINISTRIES
Parish Social Events
This committee organizes and prepares the food/snacks for the many parish social events. This is a great way to meet and get to know the whole Parish community. Many events are scheduled each year so watch the calendar. Volunteers are needed for planning and to help on the day of the event.
Funerals
This ministry provides food for the family of the deceased and their friends on the day of the funeral. These volunteers coordinate and facilitate the luncheons. Parish members are asked to support these luncheons by providing a covered dish and by helping serve.
​Sunday Socials
Sunday Socials offer parishioners the opportunity to share a few minutes of fellowship on Sunday morning after the 9 am Mass. These weekly gatherings are enhanced with coffee and breakfast breads. What's better than sharing food with your fellow parishioners?! New volunteers are always welcome to join this ministry.
50+ Club
An informal group of Parishioners ages 50 and over. The Club meets on the second Friday of each month at 11 am (except June-July-August), starting with a shared meal and followed by a meeting. The meetings may feature a visiting speaker, of a spiritual program. The goal of this group is to share fellowship, learn, and support the Parish through club projects and activities.
Men's Group
This group invites the men of the parish community to gather on the first Thursday of each month at 7 pm to share their faith and fellowship. The programs address many topics including social, religious, parish life, fun, and fellowship. Â
Other information
Sacred Heart Catholic Church listing was last updated on the 1st of August, 2023