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Holy Family Parish 4848 Pearl Avenue, San José, California 95136-2701 www.holyfamilysanjose.org February 14, 2016 1st Sunday of Lent Welcome to Holy Family!

Our next one will be February 14 Eucharist (Mass) Saturday: 8:30 am & 5:30 pm (Vigil) Sunday: 8 am, 9:30 am, 11:15 am, 6 pm Monday: 8:05 am Tue Fri: 7:30 am Holy days: As announced Holidays: 10 am

1 Holy Family Parish 4848 Pearl Avenue, San José, California February 14, st Sunday of Lent Welcome to Holy Family! Newcomers Gathering second Sunday of the month at 10:45 in the Parish Office. Our next one will be February 14 Eucharist (Mass) Saturday: 8:30 am & 5:30 pm (Vigil) Sunday: 8 am, 9:30 am, 11:15 am, 6 pm Monday: 8:05 am Tue Fri: 7:30 am Holy days: As announced Holidays: 10 am Vietnamese Mass: Saturday 7:30 pm Parish Office Hours M-F Mornings: 9:30 am 12 pm; Mon, Tue, Thu: 1 pm 7:30 pm Wed, Fri: 1 pm 5:00 pm Saturday: 10 am - 2 pm Sunday: 9 am - 1 pm Contact Us Parish Office School Office Faith Formation Life Teen /Edge Pastoral & Administra on Rev Andrew V. Nguyen Pastor X 115 avnguyen@dsj.org Rev Edsil Ortiz Vicar, Liturgy Director X 122 eortiz@dsj.org Christina Fenn Faith Formation Director X 163 cfenn@dsj.org Jeff Gans Faith Forma on Coordinator X 164 jgans@dsj.org Kathy Bohac Faith Formation Associate X 110 kbohac@dsj.org Kathryn Gray Business Manager X 123 kgray@dsj.org Anne Hashimoto Parish Secretary X 113 ahashimoto@dsj.org Jessica Stalions Administrative Assistant X 111 jstalions@dsj.org Linda Lariz Bookkeeper X 165 llariz@dsj.og Gail Harrell School Principal Jennifer Lozzio School Vice-Principal Nancy Melander School Development A New Perspective on Stewardship By Theresa Rieve Stewardship is one of the most misunderstood words in our culture. When you hear this word, do you hear Gimme money or the more accurate be responsible? Are you tempted to close your ears? If so, it s time to take another look, for being a good steward simply means living a more Christian life. Pope Francis tells us, The Beatitudes are a program for life offered to us by Jesus: it is both so simple and so difficult. We can be good stewards by following the Beatitudes! I had found a stumbling block in the common English translation Blessed are because I envisioned them applying to people sitting with halos on their heads. But then I learned that in the original Aramaic, those two words actually mean Get going! Do something! Imagine yourself on a hillside in Galilee. The climate of Galilee is Mediterranean--much like that of San Jose. You are on a bowl-shaped hillside, a natural arena, with hundreds of others. The breeze coming off the sea behind the Master carries His words up the hillside. Listen as Jesus calls you to action, right where you are now, in your life and in your relationships. 1. Rise up! Do not be afraid, but put your trust in the Lord. The Kingdom of God belongs to those who understand that God is faithful to His people. ("Poor in spirit" is better translated as "trusting in God.") 2. Let go of barriers and stop pretending that you can handle anything, no matter how large. Acknowledge your pain and allow yourself to mourn. God brings comfort to those who will accept it. 3. Open your eyes. Look at the gifts you have been given and the wonders that God has provided. Those who find beauty in God's gifts will fully experience the world we live in. (Being meek does not mean I am nothing ; it means accepting yourself as a wonderful creation of God, with all your talents and challenges. It also means celebrating others as well as the world around as beautiful creations of God.) (to be continued next week) On Wednesdays during Lent from 6-8pm, the doors of Holy Family Church are open and the Light is on For You! Bring a family member or friend, come in, and rediscover God s heart of mercy in the Sacrament of Reconciliation in this Year of Mercy. Jesus Christ desires to lift your burdens off your heart which you may have been carrying for a short time or years. There will also be Adoration during this time. To find guides to confession and testimonials of people from around our diocese visit

Eucharis c Adora on Dear brothers and sisters in Christ, Lent is a season of abstinence and returning to our Lord through fasting, praying, and almsgiving. Lent began on Ash Wednesday, Feb.

2 Eucharis c Adora on Dear brothers and sisters in Christ, Lent is a season of abstinence and returning to our Lord through fasting, praying, and almsgiving. Lent began on Ash Wednesday, Feb. 10th, and ends on Holy Saturday. By Church discipline, Catholic Christians are bound to fast on Ash Wednesday, Good Friday, and omit meat every Friday during Lent. As for fasting on Ash Wednesday and Good Friday, only adults (18-65) are bound to this. Those who are 14 and older are also required to abstain from meat every Friday during Lent, with the exception to those who are ill. Many may ask why we abstain from meat on Fridays during Lent? It is one way we commemorate the Passion and death of Our Savior Jesus Christ. Also, the question of why meat? can be puzzling to some. There are documents to indicate that meat was singled out as being a food Christians occasionally abstained from since the first century. Meat was singled out because it was associated with celebrations and feast. Seemingly, there has been a slight cultural shift over the years with more and more people eating a more vegetarian diet. However, most people still base the food they eat during celebrations around a meat entrée. In essence, a day devoted to remembering Christ s Passion should not be a day to feast. Again, abstaining is a discipline of the Church. Abstaining from meat will not make a person closer to God without good intent. However, having a posture of obedience to the Church that Christ established will. This happens to be what the Church asks us to do. If the Church changed the discipline and told us to eat meat on all Fridays during Lent, then obedience to that discipline would help us grow. Why? Because as sinners, we like to take the rebellious pose. We like to do it our way. It is hard for us to be told what to do, and yet, to submit is to place our lives in God s hands. Therefore, obedience is the way that will help us be more humble and return to God s love in the spirit of repentance. Of course, this would go along with prayers and almsgiving to make one s Lenten Season all the more spiritual and be immersed in God s love. Have a blessed Lenten Season! Fr. Andrew Vu Nguyen Weekdays: 12 pm - 3 pm 1st Fridays: 8 am 5 pm BenedicƟon Infant Bap sm Prepara on can begin before or a er the birth of your child. Call for more info. Chris an Ini a on (BapƟsm, ConfirmaƟon, Communion) If interested in the Catholic faith or comple ng the sacraments of ini a on as an adult, youth or child, contact Reconcilia on (Confession) Saturdays, 4 pm - 5 pm, or by appointments at Ministry to the Sick Communion or Anoin ng of the Sick can be arranged for the sick or homebound at Wedding Couples should contact a priest at at least six months prior to the proposed date of wedding. Upcoming Events Feb 15 Holiday Feb The Light is On for You (church is open every Wednesday of Lent) Feb Revs vs. Sems SCHOOL REGISTRATION Applications for the school-year will be available after the Open House and may be picked up in the school and parish offices or downloaded from our website ( Applications for first round Kindergarten MUST have been turned in by February 5, 2016, all other grades by February 29, There is a $70 non-refundable processing fee for each application. *Holy Family School does not unlawfully discriminate on the basis of race, color, national, and/or ethnic origin, age, sex or disability in administration of educational policies, scholarship/loan programs, athletic, and other school-administered programs. Holy Family School News Admission season is in full swing. Prospective Kindergartners, the Class of 2026 and other applicants will be screened on February 23rd and prospective preschooler families are currently being interviewed. If you know of anyone interested in coming to our wonderful school, please have them contact the school office at for an application and tour. All of our current students and their families will be re-registering in March. We are looking forward to another great year with all the new and returning families for the school-year!

Next week: 2nd Sunday of Lent February 20 & 21 Liturgy Focus Date Time Music Presider Confession Sat 2/20 4:00pm Fr. Edsil General Sat 2/20 5:30pm Kat Sylvan Fr.

3 Next week: 2nd Sunday of Lent February 20 & 21 Liturgy Focus Date Time Music Presider Confession Sat 2/20 4:00pm Fr. Edsil General Sat 2/20 5:30pm Kat Sylvan Fr. Andrew General Sun 2/21 8:00am Caritas Fr. Andrew Young Families Sun 2/21 9:30am Caritas Fr. Andrew General Sun 2/21 11:15am St. Josephine Fr. Edsil Youth Sun 2/21 6:00pm Life Teen Fr. Edsil Holy Family s Tradition of Helping the Homeless In December a group of our parishioners gathered together and packed 100 Survival Sacks for the Homeless with all the toothpaste, toilet paper, shampoo, deodorant, etc. that you so generously provided over the year. Those Sacks gave Sacred Heart Community Services half the number they distribute each month to help the homeless survive life on the streets with some human dignity. Thank you for a caring This year we hope to provide at least another 100 Sacks come November. Meanwhile, we need to collect all those full-sized toiletries and new underpants and socks for both men and women. We begin our collection on Feb. 27/28. That weekend (or whenever you want), please bring a bottle of shampoo or deodorant, some disposable razors or new washcloths, lip balm, or another item listed on the FIAT page of our parish website ( holyfamilysanjose.org/survival-sacksfor-homeless). Leave them in the vestibule. Let's make this 7th year of our tradition of helping our homeless brothers and sisters a success! Women of Holy Family The Columbiettes is a Catholic Women s Organization dedicated to working within the Holy Family Community to further the spiritual, as well as, the community needs of our parish. We are currently scheduled to install new members in April For further information, contact Patty Trillo, trillopatricia@yahoo.com or Dolores Davis, dolores.davis@comcast.net Stewardship Report February 6 & 7 Offertory by Mass Saturday, 5:30pm... $2, Sunday, 8am... $3, Sunday, 9:30am... $4, Sunday 11:15am... $2, Sunday 6pm... $1, Received in Office... $3, Credit Cards Receipts... $00 Parish Pay Receipts... $8, Total... $25, nd Collection Buildings & Grounds: $3, First Friday: $ Thank you for your generosity. Daily Prayer Vigils Feb. 10 th March 20 th From 7am to 8 pm at 1691 The Alameda, San Jose -Commit to one sacrificial hour per week during Lent- Sign up at Join Msgr. Francis Cilia for a Mass for the Sanctity of Human Life March 1 st at 7:30pm at St. John the Baptist Parish 279 S. Main Street, Milpitas Office Closed & New Holiday Mass Time The Parish Office will be closed Monday, February 15th in observance of President s Day. Mass on Monday will be at 10am. We will not be praying Morning Prayer together this Monday. Daily Mass Intentions Feb 13 5:30pm M/M Hoa Nguyen + Feb 14 8:00am HF School 9:30am All Parishioners 11:15am 6:00pm Peter Aguilar + Feb 15 10:00am Rob Newsom + Feb 16 7:30am Anne Piazzon + Feb 17 7:30am Phil Mariant + Feb 18 7:30am Teresa Catania + Feb 19 7:30am Howard Davis + Feb 20 8:30am Peter Pham, Sr. + & Peter Pham, Jr. Please Pray For those who have died: Ambrosio Belgica, Jr., Phil Mariant For those who are ill: Christopher Brown Easter Food Baskets St. Vincent de Paul received a Rice Bowl Grant to provide low income singles and families with a special food basket for Easter dinner to celebrate Christ's Resurrection. The Rice Bowl funds will be used to purchase hams, turkeys or other poultry, fresh vegetables, fruit and rolls. We are asking Holy Family parishioners for donations to complete these Easter food baskets. We especially need canned vegetables, fruit, boxed potatoes, rice, beans, pasta, or any other nonperishable food items that would complete the dinner. We will have a marked box in the church office for these items. The deadline will be March 14th. Any monetary donations are also appreciated. Also we need help calling clients and packing food baskets on Sat. March 19th. Please contact the church office or Marlene Perez at if you can help. God bless you for your generosity. Volunteers from SVdP It s Easy Being Green Heat from your home is leaked into your walls through electrical outlets and switch plates. To prevent this, install inexpensive foam gaskets (from home improvement stores).

ALPHA IS COMING We are all commissioned through Baptism to share our faith with the whole world.

Alpha is a tool whereby we can help to build the Kingdom of God. Alpha helps clarify what we believe about Jesus and equips us to share it with others.

The Alpha course is designed to deepen our personal relationship with Jesus, address the difficult questions of life, and inspire us to grow in Faith, Truth and Service.

Alpha participants meet weekly for ten weeks to share an informal meal, listen to a series of talks and then have small group discussions on such topics as Who is Jesus?

4 ALPHA IS COMING We are all commissioned through Baptism to share our faith with the whole world. Every time we go to Mass we are sent out to bring the message of God s love and the Good News of repentance and salvation to all we meet. Alpha is a tool whereby we can help to build the Kingdom of God. Alpha helps clarify what we believe about Jesus and equips us to share it with others. Alpha brings out the truth that Jesus loves all of us and wants us in his forever Kingdom. The Alpha course is designed to deepen our personal relationship with Jesus, address the difficult questions of life, and inspire us to grow in Faith, Truth and Service. If you want to strengthen your faith, come to Alpha for an opportunity to know Jesus in a deeper, more profound way! Alpha participants meet weekly for ten weeks to share an informal meal, listen to a series of talks and then have small group discussions on such topics as Who is Jesus?, How Can I Be Sure of My Faith, and Why and How Should I Read the Bible? There is a retreat weekend at the end of the course focused on the Holy Spirit! The Holy Family Alpha Course starts on Wednesday, March 30, 3016, at 6:30 pm in the Community Center with an introductory, complimentary dinner included. For more information or reservations for dinner contact: Alicia Marin Morales: cell: ; am49ers@sbcglobal.net. Scripture Studies Monday mornings (10 am - noon) Youth Hall. We are doing Arise during Lent. We will restart the series on Mary after Easter. On Feb.15, we will be off for President's weekend. Contact Donna Holt or goodsamnurse@ gmail.com for questions. Tuesday evenings (7-9 pm) The Book of Ruth while only 4 chapters in length is one of the most moving accounts in the Bible. A story of love and loyalty, YOU will be amazed by the many layers and depths of meaning packed into this little love story! Contact Terry Giorgetti to obtain a study guide or tgetti@aol.com Thursday evenings (7:15-9 pm) Hope Room The Word is Alive Bible Study. Ongoing All are welcome. Questions, contact GinaT@mac.com. Festival 2016 Mark your calendar September 16 18, 2016 for the Holy Family Festival. The 2016 Festival Organizing Committee is forming. We meet the first Thursday of each month at 7pm. There are a couple of open position on the Festival Committee: Sponsorship, Bingo Lead and Food Distribution. To learn more about these position please contact Jerry Lane, jerryflane@earthlink.net. Please prayerfully consider joining us at our next meeting, March 3 rd. Join us in EDGE and Life Teen this week as we celebrate Valentine s Day and build community through games and fellowship. Holy Homework is still looking for a few more volunteers to help supervise during the week. All registration forms are available at holyfamilysanjose.org (under Faith Formation/Youth & Young Adults) Contact Jeff Gans for more info at or jgans@dsj.org During session 1, ARISE participants reflect on the theme Repent and Believe the Good News! Remembering the 3 main aspects of Lent (almsgiving, prayer and fasting), we ask God to renew our hearts throughout this season. Please join others in praying Psalm 51 and reflect on those areas in life where God can transform your heart. Li le Lambs Play Group 1st & 3rd Friday of each month10am-12pm Li le Lambs provides parents and caretakers of newborns, toddlers and preschoolers a chance to meet others in our parish. Come and visit informally with other parents and caregivers while the children socialize with their fellow parishioners too! The group meets the first and third Friday of each month from 10am-12pm in the Faith Room. No need to register. Just come when you can. CONTACT: KIRA - KIRAGAR- DIN@YAHOO.COM Catholic Roadmap California for the first time has enacted its own Earned Income Tax Credit (Cal EITC) starting with calendar year 2015 tax returns. This is a new refundable tax credit that puts money back in the pockets of California s working families and individuals. Research has shown this credit is a very effective poverty reduction measure worthy of our support. Special Movie Screening: FULL OF GRACE THE STORY OF MARY THE MOTHER OF JESUS At Oakridge Century Theaters Thursday, February 25 at 7pm and Saturday February 27 at 10am Be sure to get your tickets early! No tickets for sale at theater. The movie, Full of Grace, tells the Gospel story from Mary s point of view. A gripping depiction of the early Church ten years after the resurrection. Purchase tickets online ($12) at market/california-rosaries or St. Lucy Parish Office Andrew Brown For questions contact Mary Herbst Hosted by St. Lucy Parish s World Youth Day Pilgrims 2016

ADA 2016 Rejoicing in God's Mercy, Together in Christ Thank you to the following families who have pledged to our Annual Diocesan Appeal. May God richly bless you!

5 ADA 2016 Rejoicing in God's Mercy, Together in Christ Thank you to the following families who have pledged to our Annual Diocesan Appeal. May God richly bless you! (These are the donations that were received and processed January 31st through February 7th at 9:30am.) Erika Amireh Dave & Evelyn Brady David Cabrera Richard Caron Shanta Castro Michael Chambers Frank Cirimele Christopher & Marilene Cu Charles & Lovilyn Cunningham Francisco & Lidwine Da Silva Delfin DeLeon Elvira Diaz Wayne & Vena Dorn Leone Doyle Earlyne Dujon Hieu Duong & Theresa Pham Deborah Edginton Marcelo Martha Espiritu Robert & Estrella Federe Christina Fenn Eugene Francisco JoAnn Frantz David & Undram Garcia Gricelda Garcia Antonio & Simona Garcia Ed & Carla Gomez George & Lupe Gonzales Richard & Paula Hammer Chuck & Sue Hughes Annamarie Hussey Barthelom Joseph Jaison Joseph & Bincy Philip Alice Kao Sara Kerner James Klein Martin & Katie Larson Duc & Agnes Le John & Kerrie Lyons Robert & Ruth Madalena Aileen Magpantay Vilma Mapanao Robertson & Myra Maxwell Brian & Vilma McGoldrick Patrick & Antonia McMahon Joseph & Tracy Medal James & Maria Medel My Nguyen Phuong Nguyen & Hang Kim Tran Quang & Charlene Nguyen Tam Nguyen & Thu Ha Thuy Nguyen Claudia & Nunez-Yousefi Mike & Linda O'Connor Eugene & Josephine Okafor Frank Onu John & Diane Ordaz Ben & Vanida Pagatpatan Beth Palladino Eliana Pavlick Marlen Pedneault Anthony & Janice Pedrazzi Dante & Annette Petro Vu Pham & Thien-Huong To Ron & Jeanne Piazza Robert Preader Antony Rajiv & Merinal Brunda Enid Ramirez Ed & Tina Raymundo Ivan & Diane Roca David & Mary Rodarte Peggy Rogers Michael & Marianela Roggy Christopher & Debbi Schmitz Robert & Irene Shoberg Joyce Snyder Stephen & Susan Spring Phil & Juliana Stalions Grant Suzuki Victor & Carmen Talavera Joseph & Shirley Tan Caroline Thomas Scott & Gina Thomas Hung To & Cindy Lieu Viviana Tran Vicente & Maria Vega Sergio & Janet Velez Lilia Vengco Phuong & Tiviane Vu Nam Vu & Bachvan Duong Rita Wessel Angelina Wilson Savio & Amy Wong O'Neil & Theresa Wright Parish Goal: $216,000 Total Pledged As of 1/31: $133,136 Number of Donors: 319 ADA $30,000 Challenge Goal The challenge to the Holy Family Community is to raise $30,000 more than the ADA Diocesan goal of $186,000. Some parishioners have questioned what it means to repave or revamp the parking lot. Hopefully this article will help clarify some of those questions. Although the parking lot was completed in 2004, which doesn t seem that long ago, there is periodic maintenance required to maintain the integrity. Without the regular maintenance you will notice cracks, and the asphalt could deteriorate and crumble. If we put off the maintenance for too long, it becomes more costly. Our parking lot is due to be resealed or resurfaced. Last summer a generous parishioner donated labor and materials, addressing all the cracks which allowed us to put off the resealing until this summer The plan is to reseal the entire lot during the school summer break, we are not planning to make any parking lot changes. Thank you for your generosity and we pray that we receive what is needed. Ministry of Consola on Support, Care & Service before, during and a er grief. Contact George Ministry to the Sick & Homebound If you know a parishioner who would like to be visited, please call the Parish Office. Stephen Ministry One-to-one Chris an care-giving ministry for those experiencing life s hurts and struggles. Contact George St. Vincent de Paul Society For emergency financial assistance, call the parish office for an appointment Prayer Line Leave a prayer request message with Jeane e, Rosary Tuesdays at 7:30pm in the Chapel Charismatic, Contemplative Group Praise and worship & quiet medita on, 4-5pm, Hope Room. call Annie Esget at st, 3rd, and 4th Sundays. Encore Amour -- Re-Married Encoreamour.webs.com Joe & Laura Trovato, Knights of Columbus Men s Fellowship & Service Eugene Okafor: gene_okafor@sbcglobal.net Business mee ng, 7pm, 1st Thursday of each month. Columbie es Women's Fellowship and Service Barbara Jorgensen Barbara_Jorgensen@msn.com 4th Thursday of each month. Bookstore Community Center Sundays, 9am 1pm

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Holy Family Parish Pearl Avenue, San José, California May 29, Corpus Chris ADORATION Holy Family Parish 4848 Pearl Avenue, San José, California 95136-2701 www.holyfamilysanjose.org May 29, 2016 Corpus Chris Welcome to Holy Family! Newcomers Gathering second Sunday of the month at 10:45