SAINT FRANCES CABRINI PARISH

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1 SAINT FRANCES CABRINI PARISH Mission Statement Worship God Love Others Make Disciples Educate the Young `ÉààÉ Éy `Éà{xÜ VtuÜ Ç I CAN DO ALL THINGS THROUGH CHRIST WHO STRENGTHENS ME. ~ Philippians 4:13 Mass Schedule Monday through Friday: 8:30 a.m. First Friday Mass: 7:00 pm Saturday: 8:30 a.m. 5:00 p.m. Vigil 6:45 p.m. Vietnamese Language Sunday: 8:00, 9:30, 11:30 a.m. 5:30p.m. 1:00 p.m. Assyrian Mass Pastor ~ Rev. Michael Hendrickson frhendrickson@sfcabrini.org Parochial Vicar ~ Rev. Gabriel Lee Assisting Clergy Rev. Paul Soukup, S.J. Rev. Paul Goda, S.J. Msgr. Wilfredo Manrique Reconciliation (Confession) Saturday: 3:30-4:30 p.m. or by appointment. First Friday 7:30pm - Confessions Please call the parish office at Marriage Couples must contact the priest they wish to witness the Sacrament of Marriage at least 6 months prior to the proposed date of marriage. Please call Sue at Saint Frances Cabrini Parish Saint Frances Cabrini School Woodard Rd. San Jose, CA Woodard Rd. San Jose, CA Parish Office ~ School Office ~ Emergency telephone/anointing ~ or parish_office@sfcabrini.org twitter.com/sfc_sj, Instagram.com/sfc_sj/

2 Nineteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time August 13, 2017 Truth shall spring out of the earth, and justice shall look down from heaven. Psalm 85:12 PARISH OFFICE: Mon, Wed, Thurs, Fri, 9-Noon, 1-4 p.m. Closed on Tuesdays with the exception of 9-10am and 3-4pm for after mass needs or after school visitors. Office: / Fax: Sue Butler - Secretary JeanO'Connell - Receptionist Bookkeeper - Please call the Parish Office SCHOOL OFFICE: Mon-Fri, 7:30 a.m 3:30p.m / Fax: Jane Daigle - SFC School Principal Ronda Clark, John Bennett - SFC Vice Principals Max Burd - Office Manager and Registrar SAT MON TUES WED THUR FRI SAT RELIGIOUS ED: Mrs. Joan Schenck at jschenck@sfcschool.org August 12th to Aug. 20th 8:30a.m. Fr. Paolo Gobbo, Spec. Int. MH 5:00p.m. Richard Kiles - GL 8:00a.m. Imelda Profio - PG 9:30a.m. People of the Parish MH 11:30a.m. Curtis Jones - PS 5:30p.m. Angela Ventura - MH 8:30a.m. Michael Miller - MH 7:00p.m. For those suffering with chronic illness - Spec. Int. - GL 6:30a.m. SFC Parishioners - MH 8:30a.m. Albert Paul and Margaret Clark - WM 12:00p.m. Theresa and Nathan Hadsall - PG 5:30p.m. The Assyrian Community, Spec. Int -MH 8:30a.m. Chuck and Carmel Ross, 59th Anniversary - WM 8:30a.m. Fernando R. Family, Spec. Int. - GL 8:30a.m. Lewis Family, Living & Deceased -GL 8:30a.m. Lee Mason - GL 5:00p.m. Virginia Reyes - PG 8:00a.m. Mary Jean Stamgohr - MH 9:30a.m. People of the Parish GL 11:30a.m. Fernando R. Family, Spec. Int.-WM 5:30p.m. Kathleen Sundaram, Spec. Int. - GL NOTHING TO FEAR A rabbi was asked why God sends trials and troubles into human lives. Because God gets lonely for his people was the reply. There is some resonance with this wisdom in today s Gospel, as Jesus makes his disciples get into a boat without him and goes off alone while they venture into stormy waters. Of course, neither Jews nor Christians believe that the Almighty plays this sort of whimsical game with them, but there is some truth in the statement that we don t turn to God for saving help until we re in a bind. Peter s role today, as it is throughout the New Testament, is to be a sign or to represent each member of the church and the whole church. Our story is the tale told about Peter s faith today. What can bolster our faith is that even when Christ calls us to face bravely the tempests of life, if we are walking through them with our eyes fixed on him in faith, we have nothing to fear. Even when we falter or sink, simply crying Lord, save me! is enough to help us know the steady grasp of God s hand. Then, sheltered inside the walls of faith, the storms we endure lose their power over us. J. S. Paluch Co. SAINTS AND SPECIAL OBSERVANCES Sunday: Nineteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time Monday: St. Maximilian Kolbe Tuesday: The Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary Wednesday: St. Stephen of Hungary Saturday: St. John Eudes; Blessed Virgin Mary BIBLE TRUTH Each person marvels to find in the divine scriptures truths which they themselves have thought out. St. Thomas Aquinas The Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary Tuesday, August 15th, is a Holy Day of Obligation. Masses: 6:30am, 8:30am, 12 Noon and 5:30pm. with a 7:00pm Vigil tomorrow, Monday, August 14th.

3 August 14th to August 20th The Rosary is recited daily following the 8:30am Mass and on Tuesday evenings at 4pm MON 7:00p SFC Men s Club Monthly Dinner - EH 5:00p Building Comm. Mtg - PC/DR TUES The Assumption of The Blessed Virgin Mary PARISH OFFICE OPEN 1 hour 9am to 10am. We will be closed for our regularly scheduled hour we are open on Tuesdays in the afternoon (3pm to 4pm) 10:30a Women s Bible Study 7:00p Bible Timeline - PC/LR 7:00p MCO Mg. PC/DR WED 9:15a Mid Week Moms - PC/LR THUR 6:00p Legion of Mary - Library in Church 7:00p Marriage Prep - PC/DR 7:00p Bible Study - PC/LR FRI 1:00p Quo Vadis Sessions (DSJ Vocations) - EH/ PC/DR 4:00p BINGO - EH 7:00p Assyrian Choir Practice - PC/ DR SAT 11:15a Sacred Heart Franciscan Order - s/u PC/ DR/LR Prayer Shawl Blessing at our 8am Mass Altar Society: August 18, 19 Brenda & Victor Percival SFC s Men s Club is a group of ordinary men who, with a variety of life experiences and talents, come together to produce extraordinary results for our Catholic family community, the school and the local community. The SFC Men s Club get together to socialize and hear the latest updates on parish activities, events and organizations, the 2nd Monday of each month. Join us tomorrow, August 14th in Essig Hall, 6:00pm to 9:00pm. Social hour at 6pm. Voluntary Rosary, lead by Bob Bombaci, is said in the Church at 6:30pm. Chef Kevin Roulin and crew will be cooking up dinner to be served at 7:00pm. What s on the menu: Tri-tip stroganoff in a wine reduction accompanied with a mixed green salad & garlic French bread. Wines, beer, and soft drinks are part of what will be a seriously delicious dinner. Business meeting begins immediately following dinner. Kitchen volunteers are always welcome and needed for setup, serving and cleanup. TODAY S READINGS First Reading Elijah waits on the mountain for the LORD to pass by (1 Kings 19:9a, 11-13a). Psalm Lord, let us see your kindness, and grant us your salvation (Psalm 85). Second Reading From the Israelites, with their law and the prophets, comes the Christ (Romans 9:1-5). Gospel As Jesus walked on the sea, the disciples were terrified (Matthew 14:22-33). Endowment Match Opportunity The Catholic Community Foundation announced that a generous donor is offering a $1 Million match ($20,000 per parish in the Diocese of San Jose) for donations made to parish endowments before September 30, Inspired by this opportunity for our parish, a long time parishioner decided to offer the same $20,000 match to St. Frances Cabrini School for donations made before December 31st, Like any other endowment, these will be permanent funds invested to produce income for both parish and school. Gifts to these funds (the principal) will remain untouched; only the income they generate will be used for grants. Prayerfully consider making a gift to our newly established St. Frances Cabrini Parish Endowment and/or St. Frances Cabrini School Endowment as a way to leaving a legacy in our SFC Catholic Community. See this this weekend s bulletin insert from The Catholic Community Foundation for further information and an important message from Fr. Michael. FROLICSOME Anyone who wishes to frolic with the devil cannot rejoice with Christ. St. Peter Chrysologus Special Collection Today There will be a special collection today for the Solidarity Fund for the Church in Africa. Go to for more information on this important collection. Weekly Collection ACTUAL BUDGET School $9734 $10,127 $1,234 Year to Date $57,002 $60,762 Deficit $3760 Thank you for your kind generosity and support. Let Us Pray for the people that are in our parish community who are homebound, sick, recovering, or are confined to rest homes, that Jesus be their strength and comfort. This week we especially pray for Wesley Butler, Larry Pavlak, Alice Gewargis, Liz Donaldson, Joe Antuzzi, Sue Avila, Luisa Gutiérrez, Ann Houston, John Hurtado, Jo Becker, Eric Segovia, Sharon Walsh, Kathleen Powell, Nic Pignati, Mary Grace Murray, Joe Hendrickson, Melody Cunningham, Nan Feiferak, Irene Crooks, Joe Rodriquez, Julie Corral, Mario Respicio, Fred Gotz, Joan Wright, Bruno DeMartini, Cathy Benson, Marcellus Karrigan, Rose Sudano, Max Lore, Lynn Logerquist, Randy Miguel, Cecilia Herrera, Jack Zimmerman, Rita Smith, Sally Konopacky, Betty Antuzzi and Angela Cosentino. Please keep them and their families in your prayers. To place a name on this list, contact the Parish Office at You may also write the names in the Book of the Sick, next to Mary s shrine.

4 Little Black Dress goes to Breakfast at Tiffany's. Join us at The Westin Hotel in San Jose for a fabulous shopping event Sat., August 26th, 2017 Come enjoy brunch and shopping with the ladies of SFC. Tickets are $40 per person. Please make Checks payable to St. Frances Cabrini. Must RSVP by August 21st. Call with questions. See this weekend s insert for your invitation. Alpha is a program that touches on and explores different topics of the Christian faith. Do you know of anyone who is either questioning their faith or maybe has no faith at all? In this day and age, we all know someone with a lack of or lessening spirituality. Invite them to come with you to the Free Introductory Dinner that will be held on Sept. 11, 2017, at 6:30PM, in Kelley Hall. It may be exactly what they are looking for. Or, bring yourself! We welcome all who wish to attend. To sign up, or if you if you have questions, please alicia_morales@comcast.net or call RCIA at St. Frances Cabrini The Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults is a process of education and spiritual formation. The Saint Frances Cabrini Parish RCIA team welcomes those inquiring into the Catholic Christian faith as well as those adults who desire to receive the Sacraments of initiation. Christian Initiation is a beautiful process that merges the work already begun in you with the life of the Church. The sessions include an informal inquiry period and are held from 7 to 8:30 p.m. in the Parish Center living room beginning in the fall. Please contact RCIA@sfcabrini.org RCIA SPONSORS NEEDED St. Augustine referred to the Church as a community of Christians begetting Christians. In the early days, the Church was dependent on the witness of every member. Welcoming new Catholics was not only the responsibility of the clergy, but belonged with the entire community of the faithful. Today the RCIA gives each person in our parish the opportunity to share the gift of his/her faith with someone who is seeking to know God through our Church. Please consider sharing your Time, Talent and experience of God s love by becoming a sponsor. Sponsors are needed for candidates and catechumens in preparation for the Easter Vigil. Sponsors accompany candidates and catechumens through the last three phases of the RCIA process. Sponsors need to be faithful Catholics who are fully initiated (Baptized, Confirmed, and Eucharist) and at least 16 years of age. Please contact RCIA@sfcabrini.org to sign up or gain more information. The parish office staff will be in class for the afternoon of Tuesday August 15th. This will effect the 1 hour of 3pm to 4pm that the office opens on that day. The parish office is normally closed on Tuesdays with the exception of 9am to 10am and 3pm to 4 pm. This Tuesday, the office will only be open from 9am to 10am but closed for the one hour of 3pm to 4pm in the afternoon. If you have a meeting where you will need a key this week, best to pick your keys up tomorrow, Monday, August 14th. Please consider giving of your Time and Talent to Sacred Heart Community Services. The Sacred Heart Community Service organization engages the community and inspires volunteers to love, serve and share. Founded in 1964, Sacred Heart Community Service s mission is to change lives and impact poverty by providing essential services, Village House Where Are They Now? Where are our 15 guests now? The Village House Program, (SFC Helping Others) Village House: An Interfaith Shelter of Hope program ran by the City of San Jose is still going strong. The ladies have just moved to St. John Vianney; their eighth location. After leaving SFC last March, the ladies spent the last 4 months at Willow Glen United Methodist (April), St. Paul United Methodist (May), St. Julie s Parish (June) leaving Cathedral of Faith (july) for their new digs. Four ladies from our month of March group have been placed and are moving forward. We are currently at 14 women and will be adding a 15th woman this month. Three of our guest are waiting to move into rented housing, which Village House hopes to obtain within the next couple of months. We are always in need of Volunteers! Without our volunteers, this program would not be the success it is. St. John Vianney needs our help staffing this month s program. Visit to sign up for a shift or to see who has moved on and who has recently joined the program. Meet the ladies and say hello to our friends still with us and who are looking forward to moving on having had the benefit of this program to help them along. Please contact Mike Ferrero, Director of Social Ministries, Holy Spirit Parish, (408) mferrero@dsj.org if you have questions or visit to see what is needed. Important Events Coming Up! TODAY Sunday, August 13th Greeters Bocce Ball Party Wednesday, August 16th Speaker series, Fr. Brian Shininger Monday, August 21st First class on the Holy Spirit Sunday, August 27th MINISTRY FAIR - More details to come.

5 PARISH MINISTRIES AND CONTACTS LITURGICAL MINISTRIES ALTAR SERVER Joan Schenck ALTAR SOCIETY Shirley Corbari....(408) EUCHARISTIC MINISTERS Dan Hinz.. (408) EVANGELIZATION COMMITTEE Barry LeMay....(408) HOME MINISTRIES Grace Rivero...(408) LECTORS Edith Gallant.....(408) LITURGY COMMITTEE Katie Mitchell.. (408) USHERS Dick Hawkins. (408) SPIRITUAL ENRICHMENT ADORATION CHAPEL Barry & Charlotte LeMay....(408) CURSILLO Cathy Campbell (408) Alicia Morales...(408) LEGION OF MARY Jenny & Darin McGinnes...(408) MARRIAGE ENRICHMENT/DATE NIGHT Chris & Ann Aguilar..(408) RESPECT LIFE Anthony & Joann Allegretti..(408) RITE OF CHRISTIAN INITIATION for Adults (RCIA) Tim Van RELIGIOUS ED AND YOUTH MINISTRY Joan Schenck SCRIPTURE STUDY Charlotte & Barry LeMay....(408) CEREMONY COORDINATOR Jennifer Donnelly...(408) PARISH LIFE ASSYRIAN CATHOLIC COMMUNITY Doris Bebla (408) BINGO Joe Roulin.(408) BUILDING COMMITTEE Domenic Onorato..... (408) FIESTA Mike FILIPINO AMERICAN (FilAm) GROUP Maria Sarmiento.(408) GREETERS James ICF BOCCE BALL Frieda Flocchini Esther Ramonda... (408) ITALIAN CATHOLIC FEDERATION Jo Bertaccini. (408) KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS Pat Cougill. (408) LADIES LEAGUE Maile Figone.(408) MEN S CLUB Anthony Perez..anthonyp@xilinx.com MEXICAN CATHOLIC ORGANIZATION Darla Leis.(408) PRAYER SHAWL MINISTRY Rebecca Valverde..(408) PARISH ADMINISTRATION FINANCE COUNCIL Sean Cook (408) PARISH COUNCIL John Dahl.....(408) RECEPTIONIST FACILITIES COORDINATOR Jean O Connell...(408) SECRETARY Sue Butler.....(408) PARISH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL Jane Daigle...ext (408) VICE PRINCIPAL Ronda Clark ext (408) VICE PRINCIPAL John Bennett.. ext (408) OFFICE MANAGER Max Burd ext (408) ACTIVITIES DIRECTOR Nikki Dickey...ext (408) DEVELOPMENT DIRECTOR Blanche Khoshaba ext (408) PARENT TEACHER GROUP Debbie Casey (408) SCHOOL ADVISORY COUNCIL Victor Nemechek...(408) ******************************TEAR OFF AND DROP IN THE COLLECTION BASKET***************************** ST. FRANCES CABRINI PARISH REGISTRATION REQUEST FORM Name: Home Phone: Address: Cell: City: State: Zip: If you wish to register, fill in the information above and drop this form into the collection basket. A registration form will be mailed to you.