PARISH OFFICE : 1318 N. Acacia Ave, Fullerton, CA N. Acacia Ave, Fullerton, CA

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1 PARISH OFFICE : 1318 N. Acacia Ave, Fullerton, CA N. Acacia Ave, Fullerton, CA Phone: Fax: Website: info@stjulianachurch.org PARISH OFFICE HOURS: Monday - Thursday, 9:00am to 5:00pm Friday, 9:00am to 12:00 Noon SCHOOL 1320 N. Acacia Ave. PHONE: FAX: PASTOR Rev. Frank Falco, O.S.M. PAROCHIAL VICAR Rev. Luke Stano, O.S.M. DEACON Bill Schlater - (retired) PHONE: DEACON Gerhard P. Stadel PHONE: DEACON Chuck Doidge PHONE: VISION & MISSION STATEMENTS The vision of St. Juliana Falconieri Catholic Community is to live as a people of God with Christ at the center of our lives through liturgy, faith formation and community. Our mission is to be a welcoming family dedicated to proclaiming the gospel, celebrating the Sacraments, educating, serving, and providing opportunity for all to enrich their faith. MASS SCHEDULE Sunday: 7:30, 9:00, 11:00am & 5:00pm - 12:45pm Deaf Community Mass Saturday: 8:00am & 5:00pm (Sunday Vigil Mass) Weekdays: 6:30am and 8:00am Adoration: Last day of the month Holy Days of Obligation: 6:30am, 8:00am and 7:00pm ST. PEREGRINE DEVOTION ~ First Saturday of the Month after 8am Mass RECONCILIATION / CONFESSIONS ~ Saturday from 3:30pm to 4:30pm BAPTISM ~ Celebrated the 2nd Sunday of the month at 2:30pm. Please phone the Parish Office, either before or shortly after the birth of the child, to schedule a baptism. Parents and Godparents must attend a Baptismal Catechesis. MARRIAGE ~ Couples planning to be married should contact a Priest or a Deacon at least six months before scheduling a date for their wedding.

2 Page Two LEADERSHIP Pastor Rev. Frank Falco, O.S.M. Parochial Vicar Rev. Luke Stano, O.S.M. Deacon Bill Schlater - re red Deacon Gerhard Stadel Deacon Chuck Doidge Pastoral Council Ken Boucher sha2ken@aol.com School Principal Manuel Gonzales, Jr Director of Faith Forma on Facility Manager Business Manager Parish Secretary Safe Environment STEWARDSHIP Michael McHenry mike.mchenry@stjulianachurch.org Mark Augus n mark.augus n@stjulianachurch.org Suzanne Wulff Susan Lazuka Vicki Delaney THE PARISH AS ONE BODY If the whole body were an eye, where would the hearing be? If the whole body were hearing, where would the sense of smell be? But as it is, God placed the parts, each one of them, in the body as he intended The eye cannot say to the hand, I do not need you, nor again the head to the feet, I do not need you. Indeed, the parts of the body that seem to be weaker are all the more necessary. Now you are Christ s body, and individually parts of it. (1 Cor. 12:17-25) The Seven Essen al Elements of Parish Life constantly interrelate, each nurturing and suppor ng the other with the communal celebra on of Sunday Eucharist at the center Advancement Rick Price Stewardship David Hoferer LITURGY Parish Office Altar Servers Bob Cardinali Don Stelluto Deaf Community Nancy Lopez Liturgical Environment Altar Care Catherine Haydon Mariana Meurer Eucharis c Ministers Deacon Gerhard Stadel Lector Training Vern Meurer Music Director Organist & Cantors Sunday 11am Mass Youth Band (Sun., 5pm) Todd Helm toddwhelm@gmail.com Claudia Kellogg Joan Wismer Phi Tran Phi.Tran@youthband.sjfaith.org Special Needs Ministry Andrea West Usher Kirk Heide SERVICE Bereavement Linda Kelley Knights of Columbus Brian Burley Respect Life Barbara Legas Spiritual Partners In Care Doris Chiare a St. Vincent DePaul Paul Durning EVANGELIZATION Catholics Come Home Communica ons Constant Contact Website Shawn Graham Deacon Gerhard Stadel Jan Young jyoung@stjulianaschool.org Voca ons John McElligo Welcoming & Belonging/Outreach Jenni Minardi WORD (Faith Forma on) Adult Educa on Michael McHenry mike.mchenry@stjulianachurch.org Bap sm Judy Allen Children s Liturgy Michael McHenry Confirma on/hsym Kerry & Maura Condon hsym@stjulianachurch.org Jr. High Youth Ministry Sco Kambak Grades 7-8 RCIA (Rite of Chris an RCIA Team Ini a on of Adults) School of Religious Educa on Grades 1-8 St. Juliana School School Parent Club Sunday School 9 a.m. Michael McHenry mike.mchenry@stjulianachurch.org Manuel Gonzales, Jr. Principal Megan Shank megan_shank@hotmail.com Julianna Tapia jtapia@stjulianaschool.org COMMUNITY BSA Religious Emblems Tomas Franceschi Exercise Class Bernade e Gilwee Fall Fes val John & Maureen Kohaut Mary s Journey Nina Viscon Nina.Viscon 11gmail.com Men s Retreat Terry Reinbold Women s Retreat Catherine Haydon NAIM Support Group Mary Joyce (Widows / Widowers) Newman Club (Chaplain) (College Students) (President) csufcatholicnewman@gmail.com Prayer Chain Order of Secular Servants of Mary (O.S.S.M.) Mary Gin Chaille Fr. Mark Aaron Riomalos riomalos13@yahoo.com Gino Valderrama gvalderr@csu.fullerton.edu Rita Semple Breda Mar n dbmar n3114@gmail.com Dave & Heather Lazaro Small Chris an Communi es Barbara Die erle Y.L.I. Catholic Women Debbie Shimaoka

3 FROM THE PASTOR Most Catholics here in Orange County and throughout our country and world will recall Divine Mercy, Second Sunday of Easter 2014 as the historic date when two modern day popes were canonized at the same time and will be honored in the private and public prayer life of the Universal Church for all time. What is striking about Pope Francis decision to officially recognize Pope John XXIII and Pope John Paul II as saints of the Church is how he proposed to honor two very different political and spiritual leaders in a way that would ultimately unite the faithful often characterized as conservative and liberal. Both leaders (Saints) governed the Church in very different times and with dissimilar leadership styles. Pope St. John XXIII, upon his election to the papacy on October 28, 1959, became the first pope in almost 100 years to make pastoral visits around his home diocese of Rome. He visited the sick and infirm, and when he dropped in on a prison he announced to those incarcerated, You could not come to me, so I came to you. John was a tireless advocate for peace, and he understood that lasting peace could never come about without courageous leaders. As Bishop he assisted Jewish refugees and other endangered groups in their attempts to flee the Nazis. He called all mankind to work for peace through civil dialogue and respect for human rights. On October 11, 1962, at the end of the opening day of the Second Vatican Council, the people of Rome gathered in Saint Peter s square and chanted for John to appear. He came forth and gave an impromptu speech and said: All the world is represented here tonight. It could even be said that even the moon hastens close tonight, that from above, it might watch this spectacle that not even Saint Peter s Basilica, over its four centuries of history, has ever been able to witness. Then later he said, When you head home, find your children. Hug and kiss your children and tell them: This is the hug and kiss of the pope. Besides convening the Second Vatican Council St. John XXIII in 1961 penned the encyclical, On Christianity and Social Progress, enlarging the scope of Catholic social teaching to include developing nations and challenging the laity to work for social justice. In 1963 he wrote a second social encyclical, Pacem in Terris (Peace on Earth), the first encyclical addressed to the world at large, making a plea for nuclear disarmament. His papacy lasted just four years, seven months, and six days. The church s conviction that he was in touch with God, that his leadership decisions were divinely inspired, and Vatican II was a miracle leads us to call him saint now. His feast is October 11, the anniversary of his opening Vatican II with these words: The Spouse of Christ (the Church) prefers to make use of the medicine of mercy rather than that of Severity. St. John the XXIII died on June 3, His final words were Lord, you know that I love you. While John XXIII made the papacy more accessible to the people of Rome, Pope John Paul II made it accessible to the world. Throughout his time as pope, he visited 129 countries and became one of the most traveled world leaders ever logging nearly 700,000 miles in 27 years. He became the first Slavic pope in In his inaugural prayer, he said, Christ, make me the servant of your sweet power. He also spoke the words of Jesus, Be not afraid, a central message of his papacy. Between ordination to the priesthood in 1946 and consecration as a Bishop in 1958, Pope John Paul II finished two doctorates, served in several Krakow parishes, and was a university chaplain and seminary professor. An active outdoorsman, he favored hiking, kayaking, skiing, and camping. Among his many achievements : 1) He delivered of over 129 lectures on the Theology of the Body and wrote the first of 12 encyclicals, Redeemer of Mankind ; 2) Survived two attempts on his life; 3) Introduced the new Code of Canon Law; 4) Initiated World Youth Day; 5) Made the first official visit to a synagogue; 6) Presented the Catechism of the Catholic Church; 7) Released Crossing the Threshold of Hope, the first of five books as pope; 8) Was the first pope to enter a mosque and 9) added the Luminous Mysteries to the rosary. During his 26 years as pope, John Paul II highlighted countless examples of holiness by proclaiming 1,338 blesseds and canonizing 482 saints. In 1994, he beatified Gianna Beretta Molla, who sacrificed her life to carry a difficult pregnancy to term, and ten years later he canonized her. Pope John Paul s canonization of Saint Gianna has particular significance because when his own mother was pregnant with him, doctors thought she had no chance of giving birth to a live child, so they advised her to terminate the pregnancy. But like Gianna she remained dedicated to her unborn child and carried the baby Karol (Pope John II) to term. Pope St. John Paul II died after a protracted and debilitating illness in The holiness he acknowledged in others through many beatifications and canonizations is also revealed in the man who forgave his attempted assassin, tried to reunify a Church divided by history, and expressed regret for the Church s historical shortcomings. His last words were Let me go to the house of the Father. His feast is October 22, the anniversary of his inauguration as leader of the Church. As we plan ahead here in the parish, please mark your calendars for some future events that I hope will interest you. The St. Juliana feast day committee is now in the process of planning the annual feast day picnic and jamboree on Sunday, June 22 nd following the 11 a.m. Parish Mass. The guest of honor that weekend will be Bishop Kevin Vann who will celebrate Mass with us. The following Sunday, June 29 th there will be a coffee and cake reception after the 9 a.m. Mass as I bid farewell to St. Juliana and we welcome Father Michael Pontarelli, O.S.M. as the new pastor. Later St. Juliana will host the second annual Interfaith Religious Faire on September 14 th in the Parish Center and the Parish Festival the weekend of September 26-28, Don t forget our bi-lingual sung Masses next Sunday at 9am and 11am with guest musician Gerardo Larios and choir. Only the songs will be bi-lingual. In the Joy of Our Faith, Fr. Frank Falco, O.S.M. Pastor May 4, 2014

4 Page Four PARISH CALENDAR 3RD SUNDAY OF EASTER Sun., May 4 Coffee & Donuts (SCC Hosts) 10:30am Deaf Community (SHF) 1pm Catholicism: The New Evangelization (SHF) 6:15pm HSYM (PC & SHF) Mon., May 5 6:15pm Zumba Class (PC) 6:30pm 8th Gr. Dance Mtg. (SHF) RCIA (St.J) Tues., May 6 Rosary & Benediction Men s Basketball (PC) Baptism Class (St.A) 7:30pm Kof C (SHF) 7:30pm SCC (St.J) Wed., May 7 Happy Birthday Deacon Gerhard! 8:30am Stretchersize Class (SHF) 6pm YLI (SHF) 6pm Faith Night 6pm 8th Gr. Collage Night (St.A) 6:30pm Boy Scouts (St.J) Spirit Group (Church) Thurs., May 8 6pm School PC Board (Fac. Lounge) 6:30pm Conf. Rehearsal (PC & Church) St. Vincent de Paul (St.J) Newman Club (NR) Catholicism: The New Evangelization (SHF) 7:30pm Youth Band (Church) 7:30pm Choir (St.A) Fri., May 9 9am May Crowning (Church) 3pm Divine Mercy / Stations 6:15pm Zumba Class (SHF) Sat., May 10 12:30pm Confirmation (Church) ~Reception to follow in PC~ 6pm Parent s Night Out (PC) Sun., May 11 4TH SUNDAY OF EASTER Happy Mother s Day Respect Life Mother s Day Flower Sale Coffee & Donuts (Myer s Host) SECOND COLLECTION INFO May 10 / 11 St. Juliana School May 17 / 18 Diocesan Collection / Parishes In Need PRAYER FOR VOCATIONS God our Father, We thank you for calling men and women to serve in your Son s Kingdom as priests, deacons, religious, and consecrated persons. Send your Holy Spirit to help us respond generously and courageously to your call. May our community of faith support vocations of sacrificial love in our youth. We ask this through Our Lord Jesus Christ, who lives and reigns with you and the Holy Spirit, one God, for ever and ever. Amen MASS SCHEDULE FOR THE WEEK Mon., May 5 6:30am Fr. Joe Cheah, O.S.M. 8:00am Jose de Jesus, Jr. Tue., May 6 6:30am Eugene Kuziemkowski 8:00am Ivan Prebeg Wed., May 7 6:30am Beverly French 8:00am Whit & Catherine Haydon Thur., May 8 6:30am Betty Muscha 8:00am Lauri Chiaretta Fri., May 9 6:30am Catherine Taylor 8:00am Vic Steinbergs Sat., May 10 8:00am Benjamin Trinidad 5:00pm For Mothers Sun., May 11 7:30am Parishioners 9:00am For Mothers 11:00am For Mothers 5:00pm For Mothers PRAYER REQUESTS PLEASE PRAY FOR ALL WHO ARE ILL AND IN NEED OF OUR LOVING SUPPORT IN THIS COMMUNITY including Jack Lutgen, (grandson of Jack and Terri Duffin), Jeff White, (son of Michael & Anita), Ruth Ritchey (daughter of Michael & Holly), Miriam Malabicky, (sister of Carol Heckerman), Margaret Lindstrom (wife of Bill), and all the names listed in our Book of Healing. PLEASE PRAY FOR ALL THOSE WHO HAVE DIED, especially Nenita Tunac (wife of Dan), Myrtho Prophete (sister of Jo-Anne Matsuba), and Aaron Mitsuru Matsuba, (father of Dr. Howard and Jo-Anne Matsuba). May their souls and all the souls of the faithful departed rest in peace. Amen HAPPY BIRTHDAY! Deacon Gerhard Stadel celebrates a birthday this Wednesday, May 7th! Happy Birthday Deacon! Wish him a happy day when you see him. READINGS FOR THE WEEK Monday: Acts 6:8-15; Ps 119:23-24, 26-27, 29-30; Jn 6:22-29 Tuesday: Acts 7:51 8:1a; Ps 31:3cd-4, 6, 7b, 8a, 17, 21ab; Jn 6:30-35 Wednesday: Acts 8:1b-8; Ps 66:1-3a, 4-7a; Jn 6:35-40 Thursday: Acts 8:26-40; Ps 66:8-9, 16-17, 20;Jn 6:44-51 Friday: Acts 9:1-20; Ps 117:1bc, 2; Jn 6:52-59 Saturday: Acts 9:31-42; Ps 116:12-17; Jn 6:60-69 Sunday: Acts 2:14a, 36-41; Ps 23:1-6; 1 Pt 2:20b-25; Jn 10:1-10 VOCATION THOUGHT They recognize him in the breaking of the bread. How do I recognize Jesus? Am I being called to be a priest, deacon, sister, or brother? (Luke 24:13-35)

5 Page Five PARISH NEWS KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS May 6 7:45pm KC Fellowship May 20 6 pm Pre-meeting dinner 7 pm Rosary 7:45pm KC GBM BOOKS FOR SOLDIERS The Knights are collecting paperback books, non-liquid toiletry items, and snacks for our troops in Afghanistan and the Middle East. The collection box is in the back of the church. Point of contact is Bob Kane or RESPECT LIFE MOTHER S DAY FLOWERS RESPECT LIFE ANNUAL MOTHER'S DAY FLOWER SALE Saturday and Sunday, May 10th & 11th Plan to buy your Mother's Day flowers from our parish Respect Life Group next weekend, before and after Masses on Saturday evening and the three Sunday morning Masses. Prices are in the insert in the bulletin today. Proceeds benefit the La Habra Life Center. We deeply appreciate your support to help the Life Center reach out to mothers in need. If anyone can help with flower preparation and sales call Barbara Legas (pictured right) at WE DO NEED LOTS OF EXTRA HELP WITH THIS EVENT! PLEASE JOIN US, IF YOU ARE ABLE. ALTAR CARE-MAY 9, 2014 Toni Irving Barbara Legas Irene Luzano MUSIC MINISTRY NOTES FROM TODD HELM - MUSIC DIRECTOR For church musicians, the celebrations that surround Christmas and Easter are the busiest of the year. These celebrations require more music, and thus more rehearsal hours and an even bigger commitment from our music ministers. I would like to express my extreme gratitude to all of our musicians for the work they put into our Lenten, Holy Week and Easter celebrations. Thank you to the Youth Band and their director, Phi Tran, the Spirit Group and their leader Claudia Kellogg, our fabulous adult choir, and our cantors Kimber Bentley-Parks, Tim Parks, Tim Carter, Steve Hoffman, Carol Blair, Teresa Raridan, and Monette Velasco. We have some exciting music events coming up on the next several weeks. On May 11, we will have the music ensemble "Shalom" leading the music at our 9am and 11am Masses. This is a Latino musical ensemble led by Gerardo Larios who will be leading us in bi-lingual music selections. I have been meeting with Gerardo over the past several weeks, and I know that you will enjoy celebrating with us this day. Pentecost Sunday is June 8, and at the 9am Mass, the adult choir will be sharing beautiful music centered on the Holy Spirit. We will be joined by violin and cello, which will add another layer of beauty and warmth to the day's music. The following Sunday, June 15, be prepared to raise your voice and clap your hands as we offer a morning of contemporary music. The Spirit Group will join with the adult choir at both the 9am and 11am Masses singing music with a Gospel flair, featuring Tim Parks on piano, Nathan Atwater on electric bass and Monette Velasco on solo vocals. One of God's greatest gifts is the gift of music. And like many of His gifts, it comes in a variety of styles. Regardless of the musical style, I encourage everyone to focus on praising God and singing joyfully to the Lord! EXTRAORDINARY EUCHARISTIC MINISTERS FOR THE HOME BOUND The Holy Church has given us laity the opportunity to bring the Body of Christ to the sick and shut-in Catholics since This ministry continues to be a blessing for those who give as well as for those who receive. We have an immediate need for substitute home bound E.E.M.'s during vacation times. If you have any questions about this specific need call Jean Knudson at , or if you'd like to register and train to become a home bound E.E.M. please call Deacon Gerhard Stadel at or the church office at.

6 F A I T H F O R MA T I O N Page Six THE DEATH AND RESURRECTION OF JESUS How did the earliest Christians visualize the death and resurrection of Jesus? The cross does not appear until the 5th century and the empty tomb until the Italian Renaissance, but earlier Christian imagination was much more profound and dramatic. Join us on Tues., May 13th at 7:00pm in the Seven Holy Founders room as Dr. John Madden takes us on an intriguing journey into Early Christianity through art and history. VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL 2014 SERVITE CRUCIFIX (Please call Pat to schedule a week ) May 4 George and Shirley Halpin, 7:30am Mass May 11 (call Pat Riehl to schedule) May 4 May 10 May 18 May 25 June 1 June 8 July 14th -18th We are building our team! This program is for children who are incoming 1st graders to incoming 6th grade. Age of team members are incoming 7thGrade, teens and adults. There is a very limited number of incoming 6th graders so don t wait! Register NOW! $50 for 1st child, $45 for second and $40 for a third mike.mchenry@stjulianachurch.org Contact Mike at mike.mchenry@stjulianachurch.org Every week a family or individual will be invited to take the Crucifix home and pray for vocations to the priesthood and Religious Life, especially in our Servite Family. To schedule, please call Pat Riehl or the Parish Office (714) MARY S JOURNEY Stewart and Rita Semple, 7:30am Mass Joe and Charlotte Henderson, 5pm Mass Jeannie Beltran, 7:30 am Mass Glenn and Nina Visconti, 9am Mass Raphael and Rosarie Velenzuela, 5pm Mass Alex and Maria Benedicto, 11am Mass Families take Mary s statue for a week and pray the rosary together each night. If you are interested in signing up for a week please contact Nina Visconti, or NinaVisconti11@gmail.com. SCHOOL OF RELIGIOUS EDUCATION FIRST EUCHARIST- Saturday, May 3rd God be with all of our children who received the Sacrament of First Eucharist this weekend. The Lord welcomes you to His banquet. Join us for our End of the Year Mass May 7, 2014 We will conclude our year with Mass, and dinner beginning at 6:00pm in the church. Bring the family! JUNIOR HIGH YOUTH MINISTRY NEXT JHYM MEETING: Wednesday, May 14th ~ 7:30-9pm HIGH SCHOOL YOUTH MINISTRY HSYM NEXT MEETINGS: 2nd Year Confirmation - Sunday, May 4th - 6:15pm-8pm 1st Year Confirmation - Sunday, May 18th - 6:15pm-8pm 2nd Year Confirmation Retreat ~ last weekend...please continue to pray for these Candidates, who will receive the Sacrament of Confirmation next Saturday, May 10th at 12:30pm. Join us for prayer and for a study group the 3 rd Tuesday of each month in the Children s Chapel of the church, following the Knights of Columbus rosary and benediction. We have chosen The Way of Perfection, Study Edition. Based on the writing of St. Teresa of Avila, OCD, a Carmelite Sister and a Doctor of the Catholic Church. The book will go deeper into the formation of our prayer life. For more information and registration, call Nina Visconti, (714) or Nina.Visconti11@gmail.com.

7 Page Seven P S A INFORMATION If you would like to make a pledge, please cut the above PSA Pledge info out and mail to St. Juliana Parish Office at 1316 N. Acacia Ave., Fullerton, CA PASTORAL SERVICES APPEAL 2014 ST. JULIANA FALCONIERI GOALS PSA UPDATE Our PSA 2014 campaign began in late March and to date we have received 174 responses totaling $104,310. Our pledges range from $5 - $12,000. Every pledge counts!! Big or small! Our diocesan assessment is $108,000. Every pledge paid and received over $108,000 will be returned to St. Juliana. Some generous parishioners have offered a matching gift opportunity for all our parish staff, school families, and school staff. They will match dollar for dollar every pledge from $10- $75 up to at least $11,000 to encourage 100% participation from all of us. Please join in making a pledge to our PSA 2014 campaign. Cut out the pledge info above, and remit to the Parish Office, attn.: PSA.. or contact the Parish Office at should you need additional PSA pledge information D O N O R Number of Pledges % of goal $ 2 5 0, Dollars Pledged $104, % of goal LATEST INFORMATION AS OF APRIL 30, 2014 FOR ST. JULIANA FALCONIERI CHURCH

8 SCHOOL NEWS - STRONG AND COURAGEOUS WITH THE LORD Page Eight SCHOOL REGISTRATION Families currently enrolled in school...are you ready? SCHOOL REGISTRATION is Wednesday, May 21st 2:00-7:00pm Upstairs in the Parish Center, Seven Holy Founders Room Please contact Wendy Gladd, at the Parish Office prior to registration if there are any questions/concerns about registration information needed or fees due. SCHOOL HAPPENINGS Sunday, May 4th, Book Fair after morning Masses Monday, May 5th, Regular Day Book Fair Student Council Campaign Week No Cantor practice today Hot Lunch: Subway Tuesday, May 6th, Regular Day Book Fair No Choir practice today Hot Lunch: KFC Wednesday, May 7th, Regular Day Book Fair Happy Birthday Deacon Gerhard! Sixth Grade Walk Through the Ancient World Hot Lunch: Flame Broiler Thursday, May 8th, Regular Day Book Fair Sixth Grade Mother's Day Program Jog-A-Thon for all grades Hot Lunch: Portofino Pasta Friday, May 9th, Regular Day Book Fair May Crowning, 9:00am; formal uniform Student Council speeches and elections, 12:45 p.m. in the Parish Center "Books of Hope" book drive ends today Hot Lunch: Pizza Saturday, May 10th Confirmation at 12:30 pm May Crowning, Fri., May 9th, 9am LENTEN RICE BOWL THANK YOU! Once again, we had a very successful Lenten Rice Bowl almsgiving campaign. It is 2 weeks after Easter, and we still have some Rice Bowls coming into the Parish Office! On behalf of the Catholic Relief Services, many thanks to the Parish and School families that used this cardboard Rice Bowl during Lent as a way of saving extra money to donate to charity. BOOKS OF HOPE SCHOLASTIC BOOK FAIR The Scholastic Book Fair in our Parish School is open this weekend after all the morning Masses. This Book Fair is open to the public - please consider stopping by and supporting the school by purchasing a few books and educational items. Books available for all ages. (Librarian, Mrs. Jan Young, pictured middle, with School Vice-Principal, Mrs. Janet Donnelly and PE Teacher, Mrs. Jeanne Gates.) We have a fantastic Book Fair! Thank you Mrs. Young (Librarian) for all you do to serve our community! Watch for upcoming bulletins for accounting information on how much was collected and donated to Catholic Charities. Thank you!

9 Page Nine SCHOOL NON-DISCRIMINATORY POLICY St. Juliana Falconieri School in the Diocese of Orange, mindful of its mission to be witness to the love of Christ for all, admits students of any race, color, and national origin to all the rights, privileges, programs and activities generally accorded or made available to students at the school. St. Juliana Falconieri School in the Diocese of Orange does not discriminate on the basis of race, handicap, color, and national origin in administration of educational policies, admissions policies, scholarship and loan programs, and athletic and other school-administered programs. Likewise, St. Juliana School in the Diocese of Orange does not discriminate against any applicant for employment on the basis of sex, handicap, race, color and national origin. UPCOMING EVENTS - REMINDERS 4th annual Jog-A-Thon ~ this Thursday, May 8th. Help is needed! Please contact Heather Molina if you are interested at hmolina@stjulianaschool.org. The Jog-A-Thon is a fun event involving the entire school! Daddy/Daughter Dance ~ Friday, May 30th - 9pm. Details to follow. VINO DEL PRIMO & CHATEAU FALCONIERI 4TH ANNUAL WINES OF SUMMER Saturday May 31, 2014 from 6:00pm to 9:00pm. Wild Thyme Catering Executive Chef Dawn Parks and Envoyer Fine Wine Importer Greg Koslosky work in tandem to provide an incredible evening of food and wine pairings. At this event you are seated comfortably with friends and are served each course with a specific wine pairing. Guests will also enjoy delicious fresh baked bread from the OC Baking Co. and Amazing Olive Oil and Balsamic Vinegar from Taste It! in Fullerton. Wines will be available for purchase with special discounts at the event for future delivery. 10% of the proceeds from all wine purchases are charitably gifted to the St. Juliana Falconieri School Parents Club. MOM S GROUP NEWS With all the new, young families joining the parish, and the prospects of having a Transitional Kindergarten, we are looking to spark some interest in getting our Mom s Group up and active again. Would you like to gather with other parents to go to the park, go for a walk, or just meet new friends? The Mom s Group is perfect for this! Please contact the Parish Office or the School Parent Club President, Megan Shank for details at GIRL SCOUTS NEWS Girl Scout Troop 724 (6th grade) has another project lined-up to help support the OC Animal Care Shelter. They will be collecting your old newspapers...so start saving them now! Collection will be Monday, May 12 - Friday, May 30. Look for large orange buckets at the school and in the church to bring your old newspapers. Even the smallest hands can make a difference! (OC Animal Care promotional motto.) FILIPINO FEAST & KARAOKE WITH FR. AARON Saturday, July 26, 2014, 6:00pm Enjoy a Filipino feast and sing Karaoke with Fr. Aaron Riomales at the St. Juliana Falconieri Parish Center. Your inner foodie will be satisfied when you enjoy a dinner of Lechon (aka whole roast pig), adobo, lumpia (Filipino eggrolls) pancit (Filipino noodles) and your favorite BBQ on a stick, along with many other dishes and desserts. Test your bravery and show no fear as you sample the infamous and exotic delicacy BALUT (Google it...if you dare). Your ticket price includes all of your food and beverages for the evening (including beer, wine, soda, water, coffee and Filipino beverages). It isn't a Filipino party unless you roast a pig and hop on that karaoke mic!!! Seats are limited. Buy your tickets today. To buy tickets go to Please Note That Advanced Ticket Purchase is Required as Seating is Limited. To buy tickets go to

10 LOCAL / DIOCESAN NEWS AND EVENTS Page Ten CROP WALK This group from St. Juliana joined several hundred other Fullerton residences walking through the city to bring attention to the needs of the hungry in our community. Thank you for walking with us last weekend and supporting this cause! CATHOLIC CHARITIES LUNCHEON VOLUNTEER WOMAN-OF-THE-YEAR Please consider joining us for this annual benefit luncheon honoring Catholic Women-of-theyear for volunteerism. Thursday, May 22, ~ 11:30am. Donation for lunch $65 This year, St. Juliana is pleased to nominate three worthy women of our parish...carole Cassell, Jan Fontes, and Louisa Pesci, who will be honored, along with many other women of our Diocese at this luncheon. Join us in celebration! Please contact the Parish Office to arrange reserved tables, before May 12th. MORE CORAZON NEWS CATHOLICISM 101 What is the Eucharist, anyway? Well, Eucharist is a Greek word that means Thanksgiving. It refers to the Body, Blood, Soul, and Divinity of Jesus truly present in Holy Communion. What was once an ordinary piece of bread and an ordinary cup of wine, has now been changed(transubstantiated) into the body and blood of Jesus. In other words, just like Jesus changed the substance of water into wine at Cana, the priest, through the power of Jesus and the Holy Spirit given to him at his ordination, changes the substances of bread and wine into the Body and Blood of Jesus at the consecration. On April 12 th the Ruiz-Jimenez family of Tijuana, Mexico received a room addition on their house thanks to a collection of sponsors including various families from St. Juliana Church. The family plans to use the room as a convenience store for the neighborhood. Bernarda and Jose moved to Tijuana 20 years ago with their 11 children from Campeche, Mexico. She said it was beautiful there, but no jobs. They joined Corazon 13 years ago. For Corazon, Bernarda volunteers with child care, laying cement floors for her neighbors who are awaiting a Corazon house, and painting. She says, We really appreciate all of your help because my husband doesn t make much money, just enough to eat and make payments on the lot. Everything else has been through Corazon. We give thanks to our sponsors with love and blessings for the help you have so cheerfully offered us. If you would like to help another family please call Doug and Jean Knudson at ST. JULIANA FALCONIERI ( ) 50TH ANNIVERSARY IN 2015 Committees are forming - but we still need more help! If you are interested in helping us in any way, please contact the Parish Office at (714) Planning meetings will be scheduled in the near future to discuss activities to be organized throughout 2015 for the Parish and the School.

11 Page Eleven L O C A L / DIOCESAN NEWS AND EVENTS RING FOUND AT MASS Our Ushers found a ring at the 5pm Mass on Sunday, April 27th. If you lost a ring, please call the Parish Office at to identify it. THE MONTH OF THE BLESSED VIRGIN MARY is a beautiful place where you can close your mind to everything around, and simply contemplate Jesus and Mary. The website is easy to navigate. It is ideal for individual meditation, family or group prayer. This is God's work, created with love and it purely seeks to enrich people's faith through what has always been a beautiful prayer. MAGNIFICAT PRAYER BREAKFAST ORANGE CO. MAGNIFICAT PRAYER BREAKFAST Saturday, May 17, :30am - 12:30pm Presents singer/songwriter and youth ministry leader Jackie Francois Angel. Come renew your spirit and join us for a morning of prayer, praise and Jackie s inspirational testimony. Embassy Suites, (Anaheim-South )Garden Grove. Cost $ For more info go to MOTHER S DAY CARDS Spiritual bouquet Mother s Day Prayer Cards are available in the vestibule of the Church and in the Parish Office. PRAY FOR THOSE SERVING OUR COUNTRY & MILITARY FAMILIES Please pray for the following members of our community presently serving in the military and for their families: Ryan T. Cunningham Patrick Gilwee Kasey Condon Phillip P. Sanchez Jason Romeo Peter Chavez Stephen Gapinski Edward Gonzales Christopher Simonds Anthony Garcia Brian Krause Frankie J. Flores Johnny Kohaut Tyler Ricardo Tucker Mazon Luke McArthur Larry Guillen Zach Galeener Are you ever alone? You re never alone when you have a medical alert! "I feel more independent, safe, and secure with my medical alert." Less than $1 per day No Long-Term Contracts Price Guarantee A+ Rating with BBB Made and Monitored in the USA Call Today to learn more about our Special Offer Toll Free INSURANCE DEPT. Knight of Columbus St Juliana Church (B) (714) Your Shield for Life Michael McGranahan, FICF (714) Protect Your Family & Your Retirement michael.mcgranahan@kofc.org DESIGNER FLOORS. DISCOUNT PRICES. BREA 900 E. Imperial Hwy. (Between 99 Cents Only Store and Lamps Plus) (714) 529-PATS (7287) YORBA LINDA Yorba Linda Blvd. (Between Trader Joe s & Fairmont) (714) 777-PATS (7287) CA Lic# 0C80100 CERTIFIED TECHNICIANS FAMILY OWNED & OPERATED Shuttle Service Available To learn more about us, Visit FiskAuto.com Serving The Local Community Since 1973 Complete Automotive Repair Including Hybrid & Diesel Bring this in and save $20 on your next service! Stop In For A Tour Of Our New Green Facility 820 W. Commonwealth Ave., Fullerton, CA Water Heaters Copper Repiping Sewer Pipe Lining Tankless Heater Slab Leak Experts Sewer Camera Water Gas Sewer Hydro Jetting 100% Satisfaction Guaranteed For Appointments Call TOM S PLUMBING SERVICE PLUMBING For All Your Plumbing Needs FREE ESTIMATES C - 36 Lic. # For Ads: J.S. Paluch Co., Inc

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