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1 JULY 1 SEPTEMBER 30, 2018 Eucharistic Ministers, Lectors and Altar Servers Please review the entire schedule. When you are scheduled to serve and cannot, please contact someone to substitute or trade dates with you. When you are scheduled to serve, please be in the Sacristy fifteen (15) minutes before Mass begins. For the 9:00 am and 11:00 am Masses, we will need an additional one to two Eucharistic Ministers, since we ROAM, so please check-in with the Sacristan to see if you are needed. Thank you. [NOTE: The Ministries Schedule will be available to you as follows: (1) ed to you; (2) Go to click on Ministries, scroll to the bottom of the page, click on SCHEDULE, click on July through September, 2018; (3) a few copies in the Sacristy.] July 1 THIRTEENTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME GREEN Tony Brigantino Toni Carmona John Kermott Tom Immermann Al Stoeberl Suzette Urquides Rhonda Hurtado Alyssa Hurtado Matthew Alioto Francesca Carlin Isabella Martinez Maddie Gill Logan Mendoza Samantha Sanchez Created using Ministry Scheduler Pro

2 Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion - (EM s) Arriving fifteen (15) minutes before Mass begins will provide you the time to comfortably insure a smooth and beautiful liturgy by doing the following: Know who will serve the Body of Christ. The Sacristan keeps a record to share this ministry with EM s who are able and wants to serve the Body of Christ. Know who will bring the Ciboria to the Altar; Know who will pour the Blood of Christ when the Deacon is not present; Know who will roam with the Deacon or another EM; Check-in with the Sacristan, so he will know all are present to serve. The Sacristan will not have to ask EM s from the Assembly to serve, who are not scheduled, and then tell them they are not needed when the scheduled EM s come the last minute. The complete team (Eucharistic Ministers, Lectors, Altar Servers and Deacon) is unified in prayer with the Presider in the Vestibule before Mass begins. This will insure a smooth and beautiful liturgy. Thank you. July 7 July 8 FOURTEENTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME GREEN Melva Huff Stephanie Ottone Terry Vogl Matt Ottone Ed Watson Elizabeth Fuqua Andy Ottone Tim Borel Tony Brigantino Claudia Villalobos Jack Borel Luke Borel Nolan Borel Toni Carmona Barbara McDonald Morgan Retterer Julia Viarengo Joe Viarengo Alice Wilson Larry Meador Suzette Urquides 2

3 LECTORS Arriving fifteen (15) minutes before Mass begins will provide you the time to comfortably insure a smooth and beautiful liturgy by doing the following: Decide who will read each reading; Pre-read and become familiar with the reading; Pre-read and become familiar with the Prayers of the Faithful (pronunciation of names, additions and deletions), (absent the Deacon); Check-in with the Sacristan, so he will know all are present to serve. The Sacristan will not have to ask a Lector from the Assembly to serve, who is not scheduled, and then tell them they are not needed when the scheduled Lector comes the last minute. The complete team (Eucharistic Ministers, Lectors, Altar Servers and Deacon) is unified in prayer with the Presider in the Vestibule before Mass begins. This will insure a smooth and beautiful liturgy. Thank you. July 14 July 15 FIFTEENTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME GREEN Sam Lavorato Tina Lavorato Tina Sammut Tony Brigantino Nancy McInnis Margo Lopez Pam Wilkinson John Kermott Suzette Urquides Larry Meador Jessica Cisneros Jenna Cisneros Luke Secondo Maddie Gill Lily Gill Morgan Retterer 3

4 Model what the entire assembly should be doing: Listening attentively while the Word of God is being proclaimed and the presider delivers his homily; Singing during the Responsorial Psalm and the Gospel Acclamation; Praying the Creed and responding to the Prayer of the Faithful. (Missal, Prayer Card and Song Book are available to you to place at your chairs.) (Please do not run in the Sanctuary. Instead, walk reverently.) It is important that you participate in the liturgy and be and look enthusiastic while you are doing it because you are sitting up front, where the assembly can see you. Look Sharp! Look Beautiful! Take part in what is going on and always remain alert to what the Presider, Deacon or the situation may want of you. NOTE: At times, three (3) Altar Servers are scheduled to provide more opportunity to serve, get more practice to become more comfortable with serving. From the booklet, The Ministry of Communion, by Michael Kwatera, O.S.B. Liturgical ministry is something we grow into, something we shape ourselves into as it shapes us. Such ministry is not something that comes to us readymade, once and for all. Like a fine wine, our ministry is brought to perfection over time, enriched by experience, and savored as a source of joy in the Lord. the call to minister is a gift from God. When you arrive at Mass and you are not scheduled to serve, and would like to serve, just let the Sacristan and /or the Presider know. July 21 July 22 SIXTEENTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME GREEN Melva Huff Terry Vogl Nancy McInnis Will Souza Ramy Tawfik Diane Belli Ed Watson Gina Cochetti Tom Immermann Diane Souza Jennifer Frazier Bee Melendez Blake Andersen Noah Anderson Mattheus Mariscal Rosette Tawfik Julia Viarengo Joe Viarengo 4

5 EUCHARISTIC MINISTERS/LECTORS/ALTAR SERVERS PROPER ATTIRE Dress neatly and appropriately for ministering at the ambo and altar. Preferably, suits, sports jackets, slacks, collared dress shirts, sweaters and slacks for men, and dress shoes. Modest dresses, skirts or dress slacks for women (modest is defined as covering the back, no slits in the skirt/dress, no plunging neckline and no more than two (2) inches above the top of the knee) and dress shoes. Please come ready to serve even if you are not scheduled. It can easily happen that you will be needed. July 28 July 29 SEVENTEENTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME GREEN Melva Huff Tina Sammut Toni Carmona Pam Wilkinson Alice Wilson Steven Fennimore Marc Tunzi Anne Cassara Barbara McDonald Bee Melendez Suzette Urquides Elizabeth Fuqua Matthew Alioto Brianna Bailey Audrey Rianda Katherine Beck Emma Beck Samantha Sanchez 5

6 From the booklet, The Ministry of Communion, by Michael Kwatera, O.S.B. EUCHARISTIC MINISTERS - Sharing the Bread There are three (3) kinds of necessary contact in the sharing of Communion: ocular, verbal, and tactile. Dare to let your eyes meet those of the communicant and reflect the wonder of God s love in the Eucharist. Dare to let your voice announce God s invitation to the banquet of eternal life. Dare to let your hands touch those of the communicant as they minister God s holy gifts. Dare to let the communicant feel the texture of the bread and of your own hand; dare to feel the communicant s hand There is something especially beautiful about helping people to receive Communion in the hand. Romaro Guardini has written that the soul s chief instruments and clearest mirrors are the face and hands. Even hands that are permanently soiled (like a mechanic s) are beautiful: they testify that a person s livelihood can be seen in the hands, hands that receive the Lord s saving touch and our reverent one. AUGUST 4 AUGUST 5 EIGHTEENTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME GREEN Sam Lavorato Tina Lavorato Stephanie Ottone Tony Brigantino Jack Busch Nancy McInnis John Kermott Margo Lopez Ramy Tawfik Pam Wilkinson Dan Kline Bee Melendez Matt Ottone Ed Watson Kathy Chassion Marc Tunzi Norah Roche Tom Sanchez Tootie Kline Nathan Kline Elizabeth Fuqua Andy Ottone Jessica Cisneros Jenna Cisneros Morgan Retterer Logan Mendoza Isabella Requiro Rosette Tawfik 6

7 From the booklet, The Ministry of Communion, by Michael Kwatera, O.S.B. EUCHARISTIC MINISTERS As you wait to begin your service during the liturgy, look out over the congregation and say to yourself: This assembly this gathering of God s holy people of which I am a part is the Body of Christ made visible, audible, and tangible here and now, in this place, at this time. I have accepted God s call to help this assemble, the Body of Christ, to be united with Christ their Head in Holy Communion. Everything I do and say should help them to receive the Lord Jesus more reverently and lovingly. With help, Lord Jesus, I will serve them well. AUGUST 11 AUGUST 12 NINETEENTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME GREEN Andrzej Goroch Melva Huff Tina Sammut Terry Vogl Tim Borel Will Souza Diane Belli Tom Immermann Claudia Villalobos Diane Souza Al Stoeberl Jennifer Frazier Larry Meador Jack Borel Luke Borel Nolan Borel Lily Gill Julia Viarengo Joe Viarengo 7

8 Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion (EM s) Your Locations for Serving the Blood of Christ to the Assembly The two (2) outside cup ministers need to be in line with the side walls of the Nave. The two (2) inside cup ministers position themselves as follows: One cup minister in line with the Ambo and one cup minister in line with the piano. These locations will provide a wide space between the Body of Christ EM s and the first cup EM s for a smooth and continuous flow by the communicants who receive The Body of Christ. The communicants will be able to pass easily, without stopping, after receiving The Body of Christ, and be able to go to their pews or receive The Blood of Christ. AUGUST 18 AUGUST 19 TWENTIETH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME GREEN Sam Lavorato Tina Lavorato Jack Busch Chris Randall Ramy Tawfik Pam Wilkinson Diane Belli Alice Wilson Steven Fennimore Diane Middaugh Barbara McDonald Norah Roche Jennifer Frazier Larry Meador Elizabeth Fuqua Matthew Alioto Brianna Bailey Luke Secondo Katherine Beck Emma Beck Rosette Tawfik 8

9 From the booklet, The Ministry of Communion, by Michael Kwatera, O.S.B. EUCHARISTIC MINISTERS Being and Giving the Body of Christ And whatever you do, in word or in deed, do everything in the name of the Lord Jesus (Col 3:17a) In some places, the giving of Communion Blessings to young children and other noncommunicants is customary. These blessings by the minister fulfill a psychological need for noncommunicants to receive something when others receive Communion. These blessings may take the form of a small sign of the cross on the forehead, a larger one over the person, or a hand laid on the person s head, with or without words. An extraordinary minister can give such a blessing just as clergy do. [May God Bless you, in the name of the Father, and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, Amen!] AUGUST 25 AUGUST 26 TWENTY-FIRST SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME GREEN Andrzej Goroch Sam Lavorato Tina Lavorato Terry Vogl Jack Busch Beau Gillott Toni Carmona John Kermott Margo Lopez Pam Wilkinson Diane Belli Bee Melendez Gina Cochetti Marc Tunzi Anne Cassara Barbara McDonald Rhonda Hurtado Alyssa Hurtado Blake Andersen Noah Anderson Luke Secondo Lily Gill Isabella Requiro Morgan Retterer 9

10 From the booklet, The Ministry of Communion, by Michael Kwatera, O.S.B. EUCHARISTIC MINISTERS If you drop or spill the Precious Blood - DO NOT PANIC! Stop what you are doing. Your demeanor will reassure those communicants in line or, in particular, the person who may have caused the spill. Stop serving and place the purificator over the spill and position yourself over the spill. Notify the Deacon or Priest and /or the Sacristan or have another Eucharistic Minister notify the Deacon or Priest or Sacristan. They will clean up the spill. SEPTEMBER 1 SEPTEMBER 2 TWENTY-SECOND SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME GREEN Melva Huff Stephanie Ottone Tina Sammut Tim Borel Will Souza Matt Ottone Kathy Chassion Claudia Villalobos Diane Souza Suzette Urquides Jennifer Frazier Larry Meador Andy Ottone Jack Borel Luke Borel Nolan Borel Katherine Beck Emma Beck Logan Mendoza 10

11 From the booklet, The Ministry of Communion, by Michael Kwatera, O.S.B. EUCHARISTIC MINISTERS If you drop the Consecrated Host, our calm demeanor at this moment can calm and assure an anxious and embarrassed communicant. Pick up the Host and consume it yourself. If you feel uncomfortable consuming it, place the Host on the corner of the Corporal (white cloth on the Altar). The Deacon, Presider or another Eucharistic Minister will consume the Host. If the Host is not consumed then the Sacristan will dissolve the host in a cup of water. The dissolved host will then be poured into the ground SEPTEMBER 8 SEPTEMBER 9 TWENTY-THIRD SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME GREEN Andrzej Goroch Sam Lavorato Tina Lavorato Tina Sammut Terry Vogl Beau Gillott Toni Carmona John Kermott Chris Randall Pam Wilkinson Bee Melendez Alice Wilson Gina Cochetti Barbara McDonald Tom Sanchez Al Stoeberl Jennifer Frazier Suzette Urquides Elizabeth Fuqua Blake Andersen Noah Anderson Audrey Rianda Katherine Beck Emma Beck Maddie Gill 11

12 From the booklet, The Ministry of Communion, by Michael Kwatera, O.S.B. EUCHARISTIC MINISTERS Purifying the vessels after Mass - The vessels are to be taken into the Sacristy. when Communion has been distributed, the sacred particles remaining are to be consumed. Crumbs (in the bowl and plates) should be disposed of reverently by consuming them or mixing them with water and drinking the mixture The remnants of wine (the Blood of Christ) left in the chalice, cups and decanter should be consumed by mixing the remnants with water and drinking the mixture. Please return your Medallion to the drawer in the Sacristy. Thank you. SEPTEMBER 15 SEPTEMBER 16 TWENTY-FOURTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME GREEN Sam Lavorato Tina Lavorato Jack Busch Ramy Tawfik Diane Belli Bee Melendez Steven Fennimore Antonette Goroch Kathy Chassion Marc Tunzi Barbara McDonald Norah Roche Rhonda Hurtado Alyssa Hurtado Brianna Bailey Mattheus Mariscal Morgan Retterer Logan Mendoza Samantha Sanchez Rosette Tawfik 12

13 From he booklet, The Ministry of Communion, by Michael Kwatera, O.S.B. EUCHARISTIC MINISTERS Liturgical ministry is something we grow into, something we shape ourselves into as it shapes us. Such ministry is not something that comes to us readymade, once and for all. Like a fine wine, our ministry is brought to perfection over time, enriched by experience, and savored as a source of joy in the Lord. the call to minister the Body and Blood of Christ is a gift from God. HOLY YEAR OF DIVINE GRACE SEPTEMBER 22 SEPTEMBER 23 TWENTY-FIFTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME GREEN Andrzej Goroch Melva Huff Tina Sammut Terry Vogl Nancy McInnis Margo Lopez Pam Wilkinson Dominic Scattini Alice Wilson Diane Middaugh Ed Watson Marc Tunzi Claudia Villalobos Anne Cassara John Kermott Jennifer Frazier Larry Meador Matthew Alioto Jessica Cisneros Jenna Cisneros Lily Gill Brigid Malley Eamon Malley 13

14 From the booklet, The Ministry of Communion, by Michael Kwatera, O.S.B. EUCHARISTIC MINISTERS (Lectors and Altar Servers) The perfect Eucharistic Minister is reverent (the inner grace of Christ becomes an outward sign ), unhasting (patient), faithful to schedules, as faithful as humanly possible. Never assuming that someone else will cover a foreseen absence. Arranging a substitute when unable to minister is a mark of courtesy to the assembly and to the other Eucharistic Ministers. Knowledgeable: knowledgeable about this ministry and about the Eucharist. The commitment to serve as a Eucharistic Minister should be accompanied by some knowledge about the basis and guidelines for this ministry, and also some knowledge about the history, theology, and practice of the Eucharist. HOLY YEAR OF DIVINE GRACE SEPTEMBER 29 SEPTEMBER 30 TWENTY-SIXTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME GREEN Sam Lavorato Tina Lavorato Stephanie Ottone Tim Borel Beau Gillott Chris Randall Will Souza Diane Belli Matt Ottone Tom Immermann Diane Souza Rhonda Hurtado Alyssa Hurtado Elizabeth Fuqua Andy Ottone Jack Borel Luke Borel Nolan Borel Katherine Beck Emma Beck Isabella Requiro 14