With Burning Hearts, We Proclaim the Good News St. John Eudes PARISH OFFICE 9901 Mason Ave., Chatsworth, CA 91311 Hours: 8 a.m. - 6 p.m. Monday - Friday 818-341-3680 & Fax 818-882-4326 www.sjeparish.net Msgr. Emigdio Herrera, Administrator eherrera@sjeparish.net Sr. M. Karen Collier, SSL, Pastoral Associate kcollier@sjeparish.net Deacon Sargon & Jeannie Younan syounan@sjeparish.net - 818-341-3680 Barbara Danowitz - School Principal Principal@school.stjohneudes.org - 818-341-1454 Gina Ibarra - Business Manager gibarra@sjeparish.net - ext. 102 Isela Mora - Parish Secretary Imora@sjeparish.net - ext. 101 Mary Ellen Pike Gift Shop Manager m.e.pike@att.net - ext. 157 SCHOOL OFFICE 9925 Mason Ave., Chatsworth CA 91311 818-341-1454 & Fax 818-341-3093 www.sjeschool.net LITURGIES English Saturday: 8:15 a.m. Saturday Vigil Mass: 5:30 p.m. Sunday: 7:30, 9:00, 11:00 a.m., 12:45 & 5:30 p.m. Español - Domingo 2:15 p.m. Daily Mass in English Monday through Friday: 6:30 a.m. & 8:15 a.m. Holy Days: Vigil at 6:00 p.m. Family Mass, 6:30 a.m. 8:15 a.m. & 12:15 p.m. English 7:30 p.m. Bilingual Civic Holidays 9:00 a.m. only, no 6:30 or 8:15 a.m. Morning Prayer Liturgy of the Hours Monday through Saturday 8:00 a.m. in Chapel Confessions Saturday 4:00 to 5:00 p.m., or by appointment
Page 2 With Burning Hearts We Proclaim the Good News September 16, 2018 Twenty-fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time Often when we read the Prophets or the Psalms, we place ourselves in the first person narrative. It is easy to pray a psalm that speaks to something we ourselves are suffering or experiencing. But today s prophecy from Isaiah cannot mean anything but a prophecy of Jesus and his suffering. The Psalm as well could apply to our suffering, but applies better as a prophecy of Jesus suffering and death. In the letter of James, we are chided to accompany our faith with works. So also faith of itself, if it does not have works, is dead. We are urged to reach out from our faith, the gift of God, to go further into good works to those who suffer. If we reach out to those who need our help, we are truly fulfilling our faith in Christ. HE SPOKE THIS OPENLY Just as Isaiah prophesies the suffering of Jesus in rather specific terms I gave my back to those who beat me, my cheeks to those who plucked my beard; my face I did not shield from buffets and spitting Jesus, in speaking to his disciples, clearly reveals to them that he will suffer and die, which bewilders and shocks them. The Son of Man must suffer greatly and be rejected by the elders, the chief priests, and the scribes, and be killed, and rise after three days. He spoke this openly. They don t know what to do with this information, and they can t envision their beloved Lord suffering and dying in this way. YOU ARE THE CHRIST Jesus asks the disciples who the people say he is. Some say, John the Baptist, others Elijah, still others one of the prophets. This odd answer shows that the disciples were beginning to form a rudimentary understanding that it was possible to rise from the dead. So it is puzzling that when Jesus says that he will rise after three days, they would seemingly not quite comprehend this. Please pray for the following priests this week: Sept 16 Rev. Msgr. Mikael Mouradian, St. Gregory the Illuminator Armenian Catholic Church, Glendale Sept 17 Rev. Kevin Nolan, Holy Trinity Catholic Church, Los Angeles Sept 18 Rev. Ricardo Fuerte Acosta, M.S.P., Casa de Formación Misioneros Servidos de la Palabra, Los Angeles Sept 19 Rev. Juan Ayala, O.M.I., St. Ferdinand Catholic Church, San Fernando Sept 20 Rev. Morcos Kheir Azer, St. Mary Coptic Church, Los Angeles Sept 21 Rev. Hernan Canete, O.A.R., St. Catherine of Siena Catholic Church, Reseda Sept 22 Rev. Ramiro Sanchez Chan, C.S., St. Charles Residence, Sun Valley For Schedule of Baptism Seminars and Baptisms, please contact the Parish Office at:(818) 341-3680 or email: secretary@sjeparish.net For those baptizing at another parish and taking the Baptism Seminar here, the fee is $25 per couple But when Jesus asks, Who do you say that I am? Peter speaks for the disciples: You are the Christ. Moments later, the rather confused Peter objects to the Jesus assertion that he will suffer and die. Jesus stunningly rebukes him for his objection, Get behind me, Satan. You are thinking not as God does, but as human beings do. Although Peter is beginning to form true faith in his declaration of belief in Christ, he still is thinking like a human, and has not yet begun to see the world through God s eyes. Peter s faith has not yet grown to its full stature, as it will after the Resurrection. Our gift of faith sees and believes the suffering and death of Christ, but we still might not see the consequences of that faith. Our works arise out of our belief in and love for the Lord. Through our faith, we must not only believe, but help others as Christ would do. This is seeing the world through God s eyes. Join the Children s Ministry and Men s Council for a Pancake breakfast after the 7:30, 9:00 & 11:00am Masses Nellie Newman, Phil McManama & Olivia Kelly S.H. Ministry
Page 3 With Burning Hearts We Proclaim the Good News September 16, 2018 RCIA Br. David K. Betz, S.M. ext. 105 Msgr. Emigdio Herrera, ext. 116 Administrator eherrera@sjeparish.net Sr. M. Karen Collier, SSL ext. 103 Pastoral Associate kcollier@sjeparish.net Gina Ibarra Business Manager, ext. 102 Barbara School Principal Principal@school.stjohneudes.org Edgar Contreras Coordinator of Youth Ministry ext. 121 as@ e Br. David K. Betz, S.M. RCIA Coordinator ext. 105 Nancy Sayward Children s Ministry Coordinator ext. 117 e Jose Schnaider Spanish Ministry a e a Dana e Music Director, Guillermo Goech Finance Council Chairperson guillermojgf@gmail.com Jenny Crandall School Board Chairperson jcrandall711@gmail.com Isela Mora, Parish Secretary, ext. 101 imora@sjeparish.net Virginia Daniels, Receptionist, ext. 100 vdaniels@sjeparish.net Celia Estrada, Bookkeeper, ext. 152 cestrada@sjeparish.net Marta Garcia, Ministry Admin. Asst. ext. 110 mgarcia@sjeparish.net Michelle Bevilacqua, Bulletin, ext. 120 mbevilacqua@sjeparish.net Helio Martinez, Maintenance Marina Martinez Lourdes Torres, Cook, ext.119 e ADULT FAITH FORMATION, EVANGELIZATION & COMPASSION Mary Ann Prager - Director maprager@sjeparish.net, ext.104 Sandwich Sunday Nellie Newman Foot Care Ministry - Kathy Putnam putnamwh@yahoo.com Bereavement Dan & Agnes Young 818-368-5208 Bereavement Spanish - Bereavement Support - John Chady 818-341-0761 Oasis 213-251-3572 Respect Life 818-341-3680 Blood Drive - Nisha Joseph 661-810-6583 Saint Vincent de Paul - SVDP Help Line: 818-993-1668 SVDP Home Pick-up: 800-974-3571 Divorced & Widow/er Support - Kathy Tickner 818-349-9335 Alcoholics Anonymous - Maria Czech 818-631-2029 Al-Anon 818-760-7122 Retrouvaille - Rosa & Martin Baeza 818-201-9330. LITURGY COMMISSION Liturgy Director - Deacon Sargon Younan, 818-341-3680 syounan@sjeparish.net Marty Bowden Special Events Coordinator mbowden@sjeparish.net x 106 Spanish Liturgy Coordinator: Ramón Flores 805-907-9909 rflores@sjeparish.net Media Ministry - Deacon Sargon Younan Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion - Chris Ranieri 626-497-5127 Lectors Sylvia Kongelbeck skongelbeck@earthlink.net 818-882-9131 Altar Servers - (Training) Phil Moore pmoorect@netscape.net (Schedule) Shy Suttles 818-624-4749 shy@suttlesplumbing.com Sacristans - Josie Gomes syounan@sjeparish.net Ushers - Bob Smiley 818-701-5585 Music Ministry Dana Howell dhowell@school.stjohneudes.org Gabor Lukin, Organist Matthew Park - Contemporary Choir Carlos Perez-Carrillo - Spanish Choir Liturgical Environment Karen Fredrickson painterofangels7@aol.com Marriage Prep Coordinator- Ricca Francis 818-585-7791 rfrancis@sjeparish.net COORDINATOR OF YOUTH MINISTRY Edgar Contreras ext. 121 CHILDREN S MINISTRY Children s Ministry Coordinator Nancy Sayward, ext. 117 Children s Liturgy - Children s Drama - Irene Castaneda irene.sweetmusic@yahoo.com Girl Scouts - Shy Suttles 818-624-4749 shy@suttlesplumbing.com Gabi Breard 818-832-0407 BreardClan@aol.com EDGE Gail McKenzie gailpmckenzie@sbcglobal.net Cub Scouts Pack 466 Cub Master Will Levesque 818-488-4230 bettina.will@sbcglobal.net Ulises Garcia 818-339-1674 ujgarcia@gmail.com Swim Team Miguel Fernandez -818-346-7820 Manager@sjeswimteam.net FILIPINO COORDINATING COUNCIL Mia Macalino 818-517-4300 FACILITIES COMMITTEE - SERVICE ORGANIZATIONS Men s Council - Joe Ramirez 818-694-1234 Gift Shop - ext. 157 Mary Ellen Pike 949-375-1239 SPIRITUAL MINISTRIES Forever Grateful Prayer Group - Jazzy Yuhico, 818-625-3386, jazzy@yuhico.com Junior Legion of Mary - Legion of Mary - William Vellone 818-341-1558 Maria Greer Teddy Haftl 818-449-3961 Our Mother of Perpetual Help - Josie Gomes 818-341-8473 Tercian Lay Carmelite Community Maria 818-280-3944; mariasulat@aol.com Rosary for Life Terri Tanis 818-886-1318
Page 4 With Burning Hearts We Proclaim the Good News September 16, 2018 8th grade (SJE Class of 2019) Parent Information Meeting is on Wednesday, September 19 at 7:00pm. Attendance by at least one parent per family is strongly encouraged. Let Us Love Together In Mission is an important program that keeps many of the needy parishes and schools in the Archdiocese open to serve their communities and fulfill the important mission of the Church. As a parish, we must meet our commitment to the program by the end of this year - and your support is vital to our success. We thank those who have already pledged or donated, however, while we are near our goal, we are still behind in pledges and need the help of all our parish families. So if your family has not yet made a pledge, please consider what you can give and make a pledge or donation today - whatever amount you can. Pledge envelopes are available in the church pews or narthex and Parish Office. Please help Together In Mission keep the hope of Christ alive in all the parishes in our Archdiocese. Note: Donations to Together In Mission are dedicated solely to help needy parishes and not used for any other purpose, except that any donations in excess of our goal will be returned to our parish for local needs and programs. The school, mindful of its mission to be a witness to the love The school, of Christ mindful for all, of admits mission students to be regardless a witness of to race, the color love of or Christ national for and/or all, admits ethnic students origin to all regardless rights, privileges, of race, programs color or national and activities and/or ethnic generally origin accorded to all rights, or privileges, made available programs to and students activities at the generally school. accorded or made available to students at the school. The school does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, The school disability, does sex not or discriminate national and/or on the ethnic basis origin of race, in the administration color, disability, of sex educational or national policies, and/or admissions ethnic origin policies, in the scholarship administration and of educational loan programs, policies, and admissions athletic and policies, other school-administered scholarship and loan programs, programs, although and athletic certain and athletic other leagues school-administered and other programs programs, may although limit participation certain athletic and some leagues archdiocesan and other programs schools operate may limit as participation single sex and schools. some archdiocesan schools operate as single sex schools. While the school does not discriminate against students with While special the school needs, does a full not range discriminate of services against may not students always be with available special needs, to them. a full Decisions range of concerning services may the not admission always and be available continued to enrollment them. Decisions of a student concerning the the school admission are based and continued upon the enrollment student s emotional, of a student academic in the school and physical are abilities based upon and the the resources student s emotional, available to academic the school and in physical meeting the student s needs. Sunday, September 21 8:00 a.m. 2:00 p.m. Location: Montal Hall Red Cross supplies blood to over 150 hospitals in Southern California. The average adult has 10-12 pints of blood; please spare 1 to save 3 lives. Most with diabetes, high blood pressure, or anemia can donate. Someone in the U.S. needs blood every 2-3 seconds. Only 8% of eligible donors in the U.S. donate. By age 75, 80% of us will have received blood transfusions. Donors with tattoos older than 12 months can donate. I.D. is mandatory. Please call Mary Melton 818-346-0927 for an appointment.
Page 5 With Burning Hearts We Proclaim the Good News September 16, 2018 A Rite of Christian Initiation for Adults I have called you; you are mine, Isaiah 43:1 Are you feeling called to deeper faith? Are you interested in becoming Catholic? Do you have questions about the Catholic faith? Have you been baptized but not yet received Confirmation and Holy Communion? RCIA encourages a change of heart and transformation of spirit while deepening our understanding of God. The journey begins with Inquiry, which meets every Tuesday at 7:00 pm in Grill Hall Rm G. We are still accepting Registration for 1st Communion, 1st and 2nd Year, 345, and Edge, ages 6-13 Last Day for Late Registration is September 25th Sunday, September 16 th is Catechetical Sunday Pancake fundraiser for Children s Ministry After 7:30, 9:00 and 11:00am Masses We are looking for parish community members to be sponsors, that are spiritual mentors to journey with people who are seeking to deepen their relationships with God. If you feel that the Spirit is calling you, the requirements are: 1) To be fully initiated having all 3 sacraments Baptism, Confirmation & Eucharist; 2) Active member of the parish and 3) Willing to commit to take part of the RCIA sessions on Tuesday Evenings and dismissals when scheduled on Sundays during mass. If Interested: Contact Br. David at 341-3680, ext 105 or dbetz@sjeparish.net This year, the Church will celebrate Catechetical Sunday on September 16, 2018. The 2018 theme will be "Enlisting Witnesses for Jesus Christ." Those who the Community has designated to serve as catechists will be called forth to be commissioned for their ministry. Catechetical Sunday is a wonderful opportunity to reflect on the role that each person plays, by virtue of Baptism, in handing on the faith and being a witness to the Gospel. Catechetical Sunday is an opportunity for all to rededicate themselves to this mission as a community of faith. 1st Year Confirmation September 16th 4:00pm - 5:00pm, then Mass Information Night For all Students and Parents 2nd Year Confirmation September 23rd 4:00pm - 5:00pm, then Mass Information Night For all Students and Parents For more information call Edgar Contreras at 818-341-3680 and ask for ext. 121. From September 26 through November 4th, you are invited to join other Christians across the U.S. and around the world for 40 Days for Life - 40 Days of prayer and fasting for an end to abortion. You re also invited to stand and peacefully pray during this 7:00am to 7:00pm vigil at Family Planning Associates,10200 Sepulveda Blvd., Mission Hills. If you d like more information please contact Mary-Mark Haggard (818) 341-2984 Learn more, get involved, and sign up for prayer times by visiting our campaign at: 40daysforlife.com/sanfernandovalley
Page 6 With Burning Hearts We Proclaim the Good News September 16, 2018 Please join us! We CAN make a difference in an HOUR! September 23rd 4th SUNDAY of the Month Where: Grill Hall Time: 12:30pm - Set up tables and organize food stuffs 1:45pm - Make sack lunches All are welcome!! Please bring FRESH, SEALED, AND PACKAGED items of the following: Lord our God, You created the mighty waters and provided us with the skill to enjoy them for recreation and sport. We ask You to send Your blessing upon the members of the St. John Eudes Swim Team as they begin a new season of competition. May they be valiant in their efforts; strong in sportsmanship; grateful in victory; and gracious in defeat. Please watch over and protect all those who are competing. May they work hard to achieve their very best, for in doing so they will honor You. All glory and honor is yours Almighty Father, now and forever. Amen! Last Name Initial: A thru F: COOKIES (loosely packaged) G thru L: WHOLE WHEAT BREAD OR TURKEY BOLOGNA M thru R: FRUIT JUICE BOXED S thru Z: FRESH FRUIT APPLES OR ORANGES God Bless!! Any questions, call Nellie Newman 818-968-0241 CHARISMATIC PRAYER GROUP ST. JOHN EUDES Please join us on: September 19, 2018 (Wednesday) 7:15 PM SJE Church Choir Loft Topic: Lectio Divina Music Ministry provides beauty, joy, comfort, inspiration, and musical prayer for our communal liturgies and various parish celebrations. This is possible due to the generous sharing of time and talent of diverse and committed members. If you can carry a tune and want to learn, come sing with us. For information on how you can serve in the music ministry, please contact Dr. Howell at 341-3680, ext. 153 or by email at: dhowell@stjohneudes.org A Latin phrase that means divine reading, which is a method for praying with the Scriptures. Learn to read the Scriptures whereby we gradually let go and allow God to speak to us. Gospel: Mark 9:30-37 Open to all. Bring your Bibles. For further information: Jazzy (818) 625-3386; Imelda (818) 882-8962 Saturday, Sept 22, 2018 - St Bridget of Sweden Church 7100 Whitaker Ave and Gault, Lake Balboa, CA 91406 Procession at: 4:15pm (Assembly at 3:45pm) Mass at 5:00pm.- Most Reverend Fr Albert Avenido Moderator & Chaplain, Filipino Pastoral Ministry- Archdiocese of Los Angeles, Principal Celebrant Reception and Program after Mass at School Hall
Page 7 With Burning Hearts We Proclaim the Good September 16, 2018 SJE Foot Care Ministry Donation Date Next Week September 15 th and 16 th The need for help from all the people of St. John Eudes is so important to each individual requesting your support for their foot needs. To see the smiles and hear the gratitude for such a simple gift of a pair of socks or sandals is so joyful. Please help us with our monthly drive to restore some dignity into each of the lives we touch. Needed Items: Open toed sandals: Men s 9-14, Women s 6-10 Diabetic Men s or women s socks large size** Socks Men s large size black or white tube length** Socks Women s size large in white Sets of Insoles Men s and Women s larger sizes Callous foot graters Toe Bandages** Medicated Corn Remover Bandages (package of 9) Corn cushions (package of 9)** Athlete s Foot Cream (1.25 oz tubes Clotrimazole 1%)** Vick s Chest rub Package of disposable Emery boards Financial donation of any amount to support any other needs of emergency to the Foot Care Ministers. ** extra special needs this month In Peace and Gratitude, Kathy Putnam, putnamwh@yahoo.com Sign Up to Become an OASIS Volunteer!!! I invite you to help a senior in your parish and strengthen your community by supporting our elders to stay engaged and connected to the world around us. If you feel called to serve in this way, please don t hesitate to contact Carina Alvarado at the OASIS office at 213-251-3568 for more information. You may also email us at oasis@ccharities.org. from 6:30 pm until 10:00 pm in Grill Hall Admission of $30 includes a Real German dinner with dessert (includes one drink) Dancing featuring a 20-piece German-American Brass Band directed by parishioner Ernie Starr, Kappelmeister Sunday September 23rd is Bundle Sunday. The St. Vincent de Paul truck will be here from 8:00am to 1:30pm to receive your donations. Bring useable clothing, shoes, small appliances, household items, linens, books, etc. For large items, including furniture, large appliances and vehicles, please call 323-224-6280 or 800-97-HELP-1 for special free pick-up at your home. Remember your donations will be helping the needy! Tickets are on sale after each early Sunday mass starting on September 9 through September 23. Dedicated tables of 10 are available for $270 ($27.00 per person) Tickets are also in the Parish Office VOLUNTEERS ARE NEEDED! Contact Men s Council representatives: Paul LaBella at 818-649-9040 or Dennis Gaj at 818-886-9995
Page 8 Con Corazones Ardientes Proclamamos la Buena Nueva 16 de septiembre 2018 Coordinador: Msgr. Emigdio Herrera, 818-341-3680 Mesa Coordinadora: Jose Schnaider (818) 469-9040 Lectores: Claudia Corbera 323-251-1171 Ministros de la Comunión: Nelson & Leticia Jiménez 818-718-8762 Ujieres: Juan Godoy 818-749-4541 Ana Zacarías 818-489-2466 Monaguillos: Ana Mirna Rivas 818-582-0910 Coord. de Coros: Carlos Pérez 818-233-4814 Catecismo: Nancy Sayward 818-341-3680, ext. 117 Grupo de Oración: Jose Soto 818-724-1335 Semilla del Reino: Yanira Marroquin 818-626-0890 Coord. de Liturgia: Ramón Flores 805-907-9909 Coord. de Bautismos: Gustavo & Gaby Camberos 818-235-3292 Comunidad San Pablo: Jorge Carbajal Retrouvaille: Martin & Rosa Baeza 818-996-0821 RICA: Sonia Galán 818-585-9320 Visita a enfermos: Luisa Parada 818-633-9368 Para las fechas de Bautismos y clases pre-bautismales por favor contactar la oficina parroquial al 818-341-3680 x 101 o Secretary@sjeparish.net Si necesitan tomar la clase para bautizar en otra parroquia el costo es de $25 por pareja. Invitar a adultos no bautizados a convertirse en miembros de la iglesia católica. Re-integrar a adultos bautizados en la fe católica que no han sido catequizados o se han alejado de la fe. Integrar a la iglesia católica a personas bautizadas en otras comunidades cristianas. Invitar a esos tres grupos de personas a vivir un itinerario espiritual que les ayude a madurar en su fe. Sonia Galán 818-585-9320 Objetivo: Antiguo y Nuevo Testamento Comenzando el 26 de septiembre del 2018 Todos los miércoles Horario: 7:00-9:00pm Iniciar a personas interesadas al conocimiento de las Escrituras como enriquecimiento espiritual, personal y como ayuda para sus ministerios. Requisitos: 17 años de edad en adelante Completar una aplicación Estar abierto a aprender y conocer la palabra de Dios. Costo de los Cursos: Antiguo Testamento $35.00 Nuevo Testamento $35.00 Para mayor información comunicarse con el coordinador: Horacio Cruz 818-3567-6647 horachio33@hotmail.com Dios, nuestro Padre celestial, nos has dado el don de estos catequistas para que sean heraldos del Evangelio en nuestra familia parroquial. Los presentamos ante ti en acción de gracias e intercedemos por ellos en sus esperanzas y necesidades. Haz que estemos atentos a la presencia de tu Palabra en ellos, Palabra que eleve y afirme, y que a la vez convoque y desafíe, que sea compasiva y que consuele. Oremos para que nuestra familia parroquial siempre sea bendecida con aquellos que han respondido al llamado a compartir la misión profética de Cristo como catequistas. Que estemos también abiertos al llamado universal al servicio que Cristo dirige a todos sus discípulos, contribuyendo con nuestros dones a la comunión de la fe, la Iglesia. Pedimos esto en el nombre de Jesús. Amen
Page 9 With Burning Hearts We Proclaim the Good News September 16, 2018 Universal Young People in Africa That young people in Africa may have access to education and work in their own countries The Office of Victims Assistance Ministry The Office of Victims Assistance Ministry of the Archdiocese of Los Angeles serves to help victimsurvivors who have been victims of sexual abuse by a priest, deacon, or individual representing the Catholic Church. The Victims Assistance Ministry also works to create a safe and compassionate environment for victims to come forward while ensuring that civil authorities are notified, and victims are provided with counseling and other assistance in the healing process. Please join the members of this important ministry in offering our continued prayers and support for the healing of victimsurvivors and all impacted by abuse. For more information on the Office of Victims Assistance Ministry, visit: http://www.la-archdiocese.org/ org/protecting/pages/ default.aspx. (818)341-3680 ext. 157 cell (949)375-1239 Sunday: 8:30 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. Closed Monday. Tuesday through Friday: 8:45 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Saturday: 8:45 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. Monthly Give Us This Day books Sun: The Shop is located at the Mason parking lot Church entrance Is 50:5-9a Ps 116:1-6, 8-9 Jas 2:14-18 Mk 8:27-35 Mon: 1 Cor 11:17-26, 33 Ps 40:7-10, 17 Lk 7:1-10 Tues: 1 Cor 12:12-14, 27-31a Ps 100:1-5 Lk 7:11-17 Wed: 1 Cor 12:31 13:13 Ps 33:2-5, 12, 22 Lk 7:31-35 Thurs: 1 Cor 15:1-11 Ps 118:1b-2, 16ab-17, 28 Lk 7:36-50 Fri: Eph 4:1-7, 11-13; Ps 19:2-5 Mt 9:9-13 Sat: 1 Cor 15:35-37, 42-49 Ps 56:10c-14 Lk 8:4-15 Sept. 16-24th Sunday in Ordinary Time Catechetical Sunday 5:30pm Nelia Solano - Birthday Domingo Francia Joshua Enzo Arteaga 7:30am Herminia Punongbayan Anthony Cruz - Birthday Jose Luis Gascon - Birthday 9:00am Jeanene Renninger Jason Renninger Nicola, Antonio & Giovanni Canzona 11:00am People of the Parish 12:45pm Eugene Rodriguez Consuelo Carriedo Remedios Joaquin 2:15pm Norma Arreola - Birthday Arturo & Sulma Gonzalez - Birthday Manuel & Carmen Bejines 5:30pm Edward Nunez - Birthday Aleli R. Punzalan Amy Zimmerman - Healing Mon. 9/17 - St. Robert Bellarmine 6:30am Armando Castillo Roldan Guingao Bala Reddy 8:15am John Jerome Jack Popp Felix Quiroz For all suffering from Addictions Tues. 9/18-6:30am Kim T. Sarmiento Elvira Ramon - Healing Isabel Armedilla Lopez 8:15am Francis Pacia - Thanksgiving Maria Lourdes Pugal Avshalin Aghasi Wed. 9/19 - St. Januarius 6:30am Lupe Murillo - SI Emmanuel de Guzman - Healing 8:15am Raymundo Vincente Valadez Allison Diaz - Healing For all the holy souls in Purgatory Thurs. 9/20 - St. Andrew Kim Taegŏn & St. Paul Chŏng 6:30am Ravinder & Little Allam - SI 8:15am Cesar Flores Antonio S. Centeno Anne Filek - Healing Fri. 9/21 - St. Matthew 6:30am 8:15am Javier Ramon - Healing Maria Lourdes Pugal Jean Kohnle Sat. 9/22 - Blessed Virgin Mary 8:15am Allan Iler Natalie Simoni - Healing
Sept. 16 Sun Footcare Ministry, after all Masses Pancake Breakfast after 7:30, 9:00 and 11:00am Masses Baptism Seminar, 1:00pm Confirmation, 1st Year, 4:00pm - Info Meeting Parents and Students Sept. 22 Sat Sept. 23 Sun Sept. 29. Sat Autumn begins Bundle Sunday, 8:00am to 1:30pm in the Lassen parking lot Sandwich Sunday, after the 11:00 Mass Confirmation, 2nd Year, 4:00pm - Info Meeting Parents and Students OKTOBERFEST, 6:30pm Oct. 6 Sat Oct. 14 Spanish Baptism, 12:00pm 1st Year Confirmation, 4:00pm Oct. 20 Sat English Baptism, 12:00pm Oct. 21 Sun Oct. 27 Sat Oct. 28 Sun Baptism Seminar, 1:00pm FootCare Ministry, after all Masses 2nd Year Confirmation, 4:00pm Harvest Mass, 5:30pm Trunk or Treat after Mass Sandwich Sunday, After 11:00 Mass in Grill Hall 1st & 2nd year Confirmation Social 4:00pm