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Fourth Sunday of Lent

March 15, 2026 at 10:00 a.m.


Beginning Friday, February 20, 2026, immediately following the 6:00 p.m. Mass, and continuing every Friday of Lent through March 27, 2026, we will pray the Stations of the Cross.


The Stations of the Cross are a cherished Lenten devotion in the Roman Catholic Church. Traditionally observed on Lenten Fridays—most especially on Good Friday—this devotion invites the faithful to meditate on fourteen events along the journey of Jesus’ Passion.


Through prayerful reflection on each station, we spiritually walk with Christ in His suffering. This devotion encourages meditation, prayer, and empathy, helping us reflect more deeply on His sacrifice and renew our call to live lives of love, selflessness, and faithful discipleship.

CRS Rice Bowl brings Catholics across the United States together each Lent to respond to global hunger and poverty through prayer, fasting and almsgiving. During this holy season, let us recommit to sharing bread for life with our global family so that all people can reach their God-given potential.


Please pick up a rice bowl collection box in the vestibule.


To learn more visit: crsricebowl.org


Your financial contribution can make a meaningful difference in the lives of our brothers and sisters around the world. This Lent, we invite you to make a generous donation and join us in prayer as we grow closer to God by serving one another with compassion and love. 


Please submit donations by Friday, April 3, 2026.  

Triduum Begins                                                                                               

Holy Thursday April 2 – 7:00 PM

mass followed by Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament until 10:00 PM.                                                                                             

Good Friday: April 3 – 7:00 PM


Easter Vigil: April 4 – 8:00 PM


Easter Sunday, April 5 – 10:00 AM, 12:00 NOON & 5:00 PM

 

Pope’s

Prayer Intentions


Every month, the Pope entrusts his Prayer Network with prayer intentions that reflect his deep concerns for humanity and the mission of the Church. His monthly prayer intention serves a global call to transform our prayers into “concrete actions” and as a transformation of the heart; it acts as a compass for a mission of compassion for the world. It proposes a path to mobilize us each month, through prayer and service, to build a more humane and caring world and to cultivate a personal and communal attitude that transforms our environment.

The pope’s Worldwide Prayer Network has released Pope Leo XIV’s list of prayer intentions for the year 2026.


January: For prayer with the word of God

February: For children with incurable diseases

March: For disarmament and peace

April: For priests in crisis

May: That everyone might have food

June: For the values of sports

July: For respect for human life

August: For evangelization in the city

September: For the care of water

October: For mental health ministry

November: For the proper use of wealth

December: For single-parent families


Every month, Pope Leo asks Catholics around the world to pray for a particular intention. This initiative is accompanied by a video in which the pontiff expresses the reasons why he has chosen that particular intention.


March: For disarmament and peace

Let us pray that nations move toward effective disarmament, particularly nuclear disarmament, and that world leaders choose the path of dialogue and diplomacy instead of violence.
Click to Pray with the Pope

Community Services

CATHOLIC CHARITIES L.A. 

OFFERS IMMIGRATION INFORMATION SESSIONS, CONSULTATION CLINICS & CITIZENSHIP WORKSHOPS TO SUPPORT IMMIGRANT COMMUNITY.


In an ongoing effort to support and stand in solidarity with our immigrant brothers and sisters, Catholic Charities of Los Angeles is hosting a series of workshops to share information about the current immigration landscape, how to prepare and offer legal services. The workshops are free and open to those who need support or provide support to the immigrant community. For a list of Workshops click below: 


https://catholiccharitiesla.org/irr-immigration-and-refugee-services/

http://lacatholics.org/immigration

https://lifejusticeandpeace.lacatholics.org/immigration-resources

The Los 

Angeles County Department of Military & Veterans Affairs provides counseling and assistance to veterans, their dependents, and survivors regarding federal and state benefits, including:


  • Disability compensation
  • Pension benefits
  • Education and GI Bill programs
  • VA medical treatment and health care
  • Burial benefits
  • Survivor benefits
  • Housing and employment resources

Their mission is to ensure that those who have served our country receive the benefits and support they have earned.


For more information: 


https://mva.lacounty.gov/


How is God calling you to serve him?


Ministries are a celebration of the work of the Church, an opportunity to develop a greater sense of who you are and what your mission is.


We invite you to pray, reflect and discern on the various ministries offered at St. Ambrose Church and explore the breadth and diversity of our parish life.  Through these ministries and activities, you share the mission of Christ and His Church.

Ministries

Altar Servers

Audio/Video

Dynamic Discipleship

GLO (LGBTQ)

Environment

Extraordinary Eucharistic

Finance Council

Greeters & Ushers

Hospitality

Lectors

Music

Pastoral Council

OCIA

Scripture Sharing

Sick & Homebound

Loving Christ, Loving Others

We are a welcoming Catholic community called by God to live out the message of Christ in love and service to all people. Our parish mission is: 


​To Love. To Nourish. To Serve. To Inspire.

Keep in touch with us via email or text

Mass Times

Sunday: 10am & 5pm


​Daily Mass:

Monday-Friday: 6pm

Confession:

Saturday: 4-5pm

Or by appointment (call 323-656-4433 to schedule)

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St. Ambrose WeHo GLO is part of our parish LGBTQ ministry, under the direction of the CMLGP in the Archdiocese of Los Angeles, https://cmlgp.org.


Our GLO is an opportunity for outreach, fellowship, and support, consisting in socials and events the last Sunday evening of each month, following the 5 o’clock Mass. All are welcome. Visit our Facebook page.

DYNAMIC DISCIPLES | Let us gather every 1st Saturday of the month to discover, explore and live more fully the love Jesus offers in the light of our world's current pandemic. If you'd like to join our small group, click here to contact us for our meeting information or call the Parish Office            323-656-4433. 


Discipleship is a dynamic relationship with Jesus Christ, both in spirit and in His mystical body, the Church. As we grow in our relationship with Jesus, we become more aware of His love for us, and we grow in love for others. Through this overflowing love, we lead others to find their own relationship with God - all are welcome!

Scripture Sharing | Every Wednesday at 7:30 pm, we gather virtually for our Scripture Study Ministry. Each gathering consists of a short presentation on the coming Sunday's readings, followed by small group discussion on how this Word touches and affects us personally. If you would like to join our small group, click here to contact us for our meeting information (currently virtual) or call the Parish Office 323-656-4433. Donations are welcome!

Thank you to all who attended, volunteered and made our 100th year Centennial Festival a success!

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