Thirteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time PARISH OFFICE 209 E. Lomita Ave. Glendale, CA 91205 parish@hfglendale.org www.hfglendale.org Phone: (818) 247-2222 OFFICE HOURS Monday to Thursday: 8:30am - 8:30pm Friday: 8:30am - 7:00pm Saturday: 8:30am - 5:00pm Sunday: 8:30am - 2:00pm CLERGY Pastor: Rev. James Bevacqua. ext. 225 Fr-bevacqua@hfglendale.org Associate Pastors: Rev. Kevin Nolan, ext. 229 Fr-nolan@hfglendale.org Rev. Xavier Dsouza, ext. 227 Fr-dsouza@hfglendale.org Deacons: Deacon Ron Baker, ext. 552 Dn-baker@hfglendale.org Deacon Neon Recuenco, ext. 553 Dn-recuenco@hfglendale.org Deacon John Steele, Senior deacon IN RESIDENCE Rev. Samuel Ward Rev. Marcial Juan - Retired MASSES Daily: 6:30am, 8:00am, 5:30pm Saturday: 8:00am, 5:30pm Sunday: 6:30am, 8:00am, 9:30am, 11:00am, 12:30pm (Spanish), 5:30pm (Life Teen) Civic Holidays: 9:00am only CONFESSIONS Monday/Thursday: 4:30-5:15pm Saturday: 4:00-5:00pm and by appointment Happy Independence Masses: Day! 6:30, 8am, 10:00am (Schools), 12:15, 5:30 & 7pm (Spanish) Lord God Almighty, in whose name the founders of this country won liberty for themselves and for us, and lit the torch of freedom for nations then unborn: Grant that we and all the people of this land may have grace to maintain Ashes our will liberties distributed in righteousness at Masses. and peace; through Jesus Christ our Lord. Amen.
Pastor s Corner Dear Parishioners, On Wednesday, July 12 th, we are hosting Father Joey Faller from the Philippines for a charismatic healing Mass at 7 pm in our church. All are welcome. Hmmmm the rapture. Many of us have probably heard of this concept. You might be wondering about the Catholic perspective. The term rapture comes from the 18 th century doctrine taught by certain groups of fundamentalist Christians. They believe that at the end of the world Jesus will come on the clouds of heaven and those raptured will caught up in the air to be with Christ. These raptured folks will be separated from sinners who will remain on the earth to endure a period of great suffering. Many born again Christians believe that since they accepted Jesus as their personal Savior they will be removed from the earth in order to spare them from the time period when God s wrath will be inflicted against everybody else remaining on earth. Where does this term come from? Rapture comes from the Latin word rapiemur which appears in St. Paul s first letter to the Thessalonians in the Latin Vulgate Catholic translation of the Bible. Rapiemur means we will shall be raised up or caught up. The text reads as follows: The dead in Christ will rise first; then we who are alive, who are left, shall be caught up together with them in the clouds to meet the Lord in the air; and so we shall always be with the Lord (1 Thess. 4:16-17). The Catholic belief in the return of Christ for the Final Judgment, (called the Second coming, with His birth in Bethlehem being the First), is summarized in the Nicene Creed: Christ has died, Christ has Risen, Christ will come again to judge the living and the dead. The Catholic Church teaches that, at the end of time, Jesus will return to judge the living and the dead. At this time, everyone who is dead, just and unjust, will have a bodily resurrection and those who are alive, will have their bodies transformed for eternity. Those still in Purgatory will be released, joining the risen and the still-living, transformed just. Then the Last Judgment will take place. The just will live with God, the unjust will be punished to live eternally without God. All these will happen on the last day as a one-stage event. Generally, we Catholics do not use this term rapture. We also don t believe that there will be any type of rapture event prior to the Second Coming. The Church has actually condemned the notion of two resurrections from the dead. Those who are still alive in Christ at His return will be transformed in the twinkling of an eye and caught up in the clouds with the Lord, but that will take place on the Last Day. [Source: Fr. Tony s Kadavil] [to be continued next week!] Travelling this summer? Check out masstimes.org for information on Masses while away. Don t miss the Holy Eucharist! While travelling, please consider continuing to support your parish. Happy 4 th of July holiday! Fr. Jim Bevacqua, Pastor 818-247-2222 x225 fr-bevacqua@hfglendale.org SUNDAY JULY 2 6:30 AM Kathryn Gorsch Lauren Shaller 8:00 AM For the People of the Parish 9:30 AM Merly Gapunuan & Family - Tgiving Lillian Velasco Gapusan 11:00 AM Elenita & Abraham Tarrosa Bryan John Pennebaker 12:30 PM Roberto Nelson Zegarra Arturo Navarro 5:30 PM Nicole Bise - Tgiving Julia Campbell MONDAY JULY 3 6:30 AM Irene Aguinaldo - Tgiving Ruben Magpayo 8:00 AM Sara Guerra Ramos Maria Nazareno 5:30 PM Maria Anita Torres Jack Leano TUESDAY JULY 4 9:00 AM Marcelo & Lourdes Germar - Tgiving Thelma & Rodrigo Ramos WEDNESDAY JULY 5 6:30 AM Mario & Anicia Quintos Jose Tioleco 8:00 AM Angelina Segura - Tgiving Eleuteria Soria 5:30 PM Mary Dy - Tgiving Enrique Azores THURSDAY JULY 6 6:30 AM Linda Davis & Joe Monsod - Tgiving Olga Favis 8:00 AM Leslie Pennebaker Fr. Edward Broom 5:30 PM Dominga & Leonardo Sales, Sr. Corazon Castillo FRIDAY JULY 7 6:30 AM Lowel & Felicitas Clarin Jose Tioleco 8:00 AM All Souls Patsy Grayson 5:30 PM Dominador & Generosa Llamas Ricardo Sunga SATURDAY JULY 8 8:00 AM Emilio Colletta Maria Patricia - Tgiving 5:30 PM Luis & Emilio Espino Delfa & Douglas Orozco 2
Parish News PRAY FOR.The Recovery of: Natalie Kennedy, Stephen Faller, Mario Maun, Matthew Tribble Those who have died before us and their families Rosario Ornejo, Eusebio Raceles, Jing Fan, Virginia Gutierrez May the souls of all faithful departed, through the mercy of God, rest in peace. HOLY FAMILY BLOOD DRIVE Sunday, July 9, 2017 8:00am 2:00pm Location: Bloodmobile (in front of church) To make a life-saving appointment: Visit www.redcrossblood.org and enter Sponsor Code: HFGlendale Help save up to 3 lives with every donation! PLANNING TO GET MARRIED? We would love to have you get married at Holy Family Church. Information is available on our website. Please read the information thoroughly. The first step in the process is Marriage Information Day. We hold these six (6) times each year, every other month. Please sign up in advance with Cecile at our offices x223 and cecilia@hfglendale.org to attend. Please note we also require Natural Family Planning classes. Next Marriage Information Days: Sundays, July 9 and Sept 10 HOLIDAY OBSERVED We will worship as one family on Tuesday, July 4th at 9 AM in observance of our nation s Independence Day. Please note, there will be one Mass only at 9 AM and the parking lot will be closed at 11 AM. All Parish offices will be closed. After the Independence Day Mass at 9:00 am, Deacon Ron Baker will be leading the Patriotic Rosary. Please plan to stay after the Mass to pray for all people in our country. Have a safe and blessed long weekend! Have You Remembered Holy Family Church In Your TRUST? For information, please contact the Archdiocese: Kimberly Jetton, Director of Planned Giving, (213) 637-7504, KJetton@la-archdiocese.org Website: www.adlalegacy.org Our correct legal title to include in your will or trust is: The Roman Catholic Archbishop of Los Angeles, A Corporation Sole, for the benefit of Holy Family Catholic Church. 3 PARISH REGISTRATION UPDATE YOUR CONTACT INFORMATION Having the most recent contact information in our database saves us on return mail postage for our church mailings. If you have changed your registration contact information, please update your phone, cell phone, marital status, children, home address, and email address by emailing the new information to cecilia@hfglendale.org or by calling the Parish Office at 818-247-2222 ext. 223. Thank you for helping us keep our records complete and accurate. Creating boundaries for mobile phone Parents and caregivers may be more inclined during summertime to allow children to use mobile phones, especially when school is not in session. Consider the following tips to establish boundaries and help keep children safe when using a mobile phone: --Contact service provider to block internet access and calls from unapproved phone numbers. --Designate certain times that cell phone must be turned off (family meals, school hours, after 10 p.m.) --Insist that parental permission is required for the download of any and all apps. To request a copy of the VIRTUS article "What Age is Appropriate for Children to be Provided with a Cell Phone?" call (213) 637-7227 or email jvienna@la-archdiocese.org
More Parish News WEARING OUR SUNDAY BEST Does God really care what we wear to church when we worship? Probably not but our neighbors do and this is the point. God is not distracted by the young man whose pants are hanging 10 inches below his waist and whose striped boxers are showing, but the family in the pew behind him is. God s attention is not diverted by the woman whose neckline is showing off much more than her neck, but the Eucharistic Minister giving her communion is. God s concentration is not broken by the people in cut-offs, flip-flops, and sleeveless shirts, but the elderly woman sitting next to them in the pew is. God may not care what we wear to church, but our neighbors do. Catholic worship is never just a Me and Jesus sort of thing; it always involves community. The reason we ask folks to keep quiet in church isn t because God is offended by our talking; it is because our neighbors deserve a place where they can pray in silence before and after Mass. The same is true for proper dress at Mass. Dressing well can assist the community in praying well it can help alleviate distraction. Dressing appropriately is a sign of respect for our Lord as well as our brothers and sisters in Christ. (The idea is to wear something more special than the attire we wear around the house, running errands, or working out in when we get ready for church.) HOLY FAMILY MISSION STATEMENT As disciples of Christ, Holy Family Parish is committed to being a more caring, united Catholic community of faith that welcomes all ages, cultures, and walks of life and strives to build the Kingdom of God. WORDS OF WISDOM ADDITIONAL PARKING AVAILABLE We know that parking can be frustrating at times. All are welcome to use these overflow lots for all Sunday Masses: Holy Family Grade School Parking lot. The United Community Church at Colorado and Louise allows us to use their extra lot for overflow parking. The location is 310 E. Colorado at the Fiscal Credit Union building, located on this side of Colorado just east of Louise. Glendale Elks Club at 120 East Colorado St. Glendale, CA 91205 (for Sunday morning Masses only) Please don t park at the Payless shoe store parking lot. ATTENTION ALL PARISHIONERS! Columbus Club Hall Rental - Consider using the Hall managed by members of Knights of Columbus for your next Wedding, Birthday, Graduation or other party. The Columbus Club will donate $100 of your rental fee to Holy Family Catholic Community. For information on rentals, please call John Gutierrez at (213) 272-5464. 4
Holy Family Grade School Women s Bible Study Gathering before summer break. If you would like to join this group in the fall, please contact Nini Rodriguez at 323-661-5667. 5
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Eucharistic Adoration Chapel OUR CHAPEL S NINTH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION Thank you Lord for your Most Precious Gift of the Eucharist! Thank you to Fr. Jim, Fr. Xavier, Glendale Knights of Columbus, Greenleaf Restaurant, Lillibeth Morales, all adorers and parishioners! 7
Around the Diocese Lord Teach Me To Pray 3-Part Ignatian Prayer Series PT. 1 Training-Retreat in Los Angeles, CA Saturday July 29, 2017 Participate in the New Evangelization!!! Inviting YOU to make JESUS CHRIST known and loved while deepening your own relationship with Jesus Part 1 Praying Christian Virtues Training-Retreat with Fr. Marty Gleeson, O.P. and John & Carol Weiler Sacred Heart Retreat House 920 East Alhambra Rd. Alhambra CA 91801 Please Register Now for the Sacred Heart Retreat House Saturday, July 29, 2017 begins with 8:30 am Mass and ends at 4:30 pm Please bring lunch, snack, drink as no food service provided. Retreat House charge per person $20 Print name: Print email address: Print mailing address: The Lord, Teach Me To Pray prayer series has been approved by the Publishing Office of the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB). The approval process included a complete review of the LTMTP text by the Bishops Subcommittee on the Catechism to assure its consistency with the teachings of the Magisterium of the Catholic Church. For information about LTMTP visit our website: www.lordteachmetopray.com or call (504) 439-5933 Phone #: Write checks to LTMTP. Please mail check and this registration form to: Carol Weiler, LTMTP, 11 Warbler Street, New Orleans, LA 70124 Religious Education Faith Formation at Holy Family Church Registration for Religious Education for the school year that begins October 1st is now open to all children who attend public schools in grades 1 to 5. We also have a formation class for Early Childhood children ages 3-4 and 5 year olds. You can register at the Religious Education office: 400 S. Louise St. (Monday through Thursday) from 10:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. and on Sundays from 8:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. You can also register at the Parish office. For your convenience you can download the application from our website: htpp://hfglendale.org/religious-ed/youth-min/elementary For any questions, please call our Religious Education office 818-240-6551. 8
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Ministerio Hispano COORDINADORES DEL MINISTERIO HISPANO Class para Bautismos Andrea Carranza (323) 210-3797 LA RIQUEZA DE LA VIDA EN CRISTO Cruzada del Rosario (Lunes a Viernes a las 6PM) Josefina Regaldo (818) 548-6158 Cursillo de Cristianidad (2do Sabado del Mes) Amelia Collazos (818) 753-0335 Dei Gratia Jose Ibarra (818) 863-2018 Grupo de Oracion Santa Monica (Martes) Maria Benitez (818) 584-4722 Lectores Francisco Vasquez (323) 977-0019 Ministros Extraordinarios de la Sagrada Comunión Lourdes Gonzalez (818) 484-0225 Sociedad Guadalupana Rosario/Gustavo Arias (818) 522-5151 Ujieres Carlos Cardona (818) 378-8002 En nombre de la Sociedad Guadalupana, quiero agradecer al Padre Jim Bevacqua, al Diacono Ron Baker, al Consejo Pastoral a todas las personas involucradas en la celebración de la deliciosa cena que ofrecieron a todos los voluntarios el jueves pasado. Es un honor poder servir y ser parte de los voluntarios de Holy Family Que Dios los bendiga a todos. Rosario Arias Hoy tenemos la preciosa historia de la mujer a quien se le promete un hijo, una maravillosa exhortación a la vida en Cristo y una poderosa enseñanza de Jesús. Demasiadas riquezas en una sola dosis? No, si tomamos las palabras de Jesús sobre "ser acogedores" de corazón. Los muchos retos y bendiciones que hoy nos ofrecen Eliseo, Pablo, y Jesús deben ser causa de regocijo, y debemos acogerlos de corazón en nuestras vidas. Y, como el gran regalo que son, deben ser disfrutados y compartidos generosamente con los demás. La resurrección de Cristo no es solamente la historia de algo por lo que él pasó una vez hace tiempo, sino que es nuestra historia, la historia de cómo nos unimos a los otros miembros del Cuerpo de Cristo, la Iglesia. No sólo estábamos muertos, sino enterrados; pero no enterrados para siempre, sino resucitados a la vida eterna en Cristo. Copyright J. S. Paluch Co. 11
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