September 20, 2016 - Sacred Heart Catholic Church

September 20, 2016 - Sacred Heart Catholic Church

Sacred Heart Catholic Church
12704 Foothill Blvd., Rancho Cucamonga, CA 91739-9795
Vigésimo
Cuar to
Domingo
del Tiempo
Ordinario
Twenty
Four th
Sunday in
Ordinar y
Time
September 11, 2016
Very Rev. Benedict
Nwachukwu-Udaku VF,
Pastor, Ext. 132
[email protected]
Rev. Julian
Okoroanyanwu
Parochial Vicar, Ext. 141
[email protected]
OFFICE HOURS:
Monday-Thursday: 8:30 AM-5:30 PM
Friday: 8:30 AM- 5:00 PM
(909) 899-1049
For General Information call ext. 113 or 115
For Emergencies ONLY requiring a priest
during non-office hours call (909) 503-5588.
Www. Sacredheartrc.org
iPhone and Android APP:
“SACRED HEART RANCHO CUCAMONGA”
MASS SCHEDULE in English
Mon– Sat: 7:30 AM Wed: 6:15 PM
Saturday: 5:00 PM
Sunday: 7:00 AM, 10:30 AM (w/ American Sign Language),
12:30 PM*, 5:00 PM
* 3rd Sunday of the Month—Bilingual: Filipino/English
HORARIO DE MISAS en Español
Martes: 6:15 PM
Domingo: 8:30 am (con Lengua de Signos) y 7:00 PM
CONFESSIONS/CONFESIONES
Saturday at 3:30 p.m. /Tuesday at 5 pm
or call ext.133 for an appointment
Sábado 3:30 p.m. / Martes a las 5 pm
o llame x133 para hacer una cita.
Rosary
Monday –Friday 6:50AM in the Chapel
Holy Hour - Every Thursday from 6:30 p.m. to 7:30
p.m. Come and join us to pray for all families, our parish
family and for vocations.
Hora Santa - Todos los Jueves de 6:30 p.m. a las 7:30
p.m. Venga y únase a nosotros para pedir por todas las familias, nuestra familia parroquial y por las vocaciones.
Reservation Chapel - with the Blessed Sacrament is
open on weekdays from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. Entrance is on the
West side of the building.
La Capilla - del Santísimo Sacramento esta abierta entre
semana de 7 a.m. a 5 p.m. La entrada esta al oeste del
Rev. Edward
Molumby, S.T.
Priest in Residence
Deacon Ed Clark
Parish Deacon , Ext. 286
[email protected]
Baptisms/Bautizos
You may contact the Front Office three months before at ext. 113
or ext. 115 or see our website www.sacredheartrc.com for more
information.
Puede comunicarse con la oficina, tres meses antes a la ext. 113 o
ext. 115 o ver nuestra pagina de internet www.Sacredheartrc.org
para más información.
Weddings/Bodas
To schedule a wedding, a prenuptial meeting with a priest is
required. One of the parties must be a committed member of
Sacred Heart Parish. To schedule the appointment call extension
133. Minimum six months preparation required.
Para planear una boda, se requiere una junta prenupcial con el
sacerdote. Una persona de la pareja debe ser un miembro de la
parroquia de Sagrado Corazón. Para pedir una cita llame
extensión 133. Preparación de seis meses mínimo es requerida.
Quinceañeras
Parents and Quinceañera need to attend an informative meeting
after the 8:30 am mass on the last Sunday of the Month. 6 Month
Prep. Required.
Padres y Quinceañera deben asistir a una reunión informativa
después de la misa de 8:30 am el ultimo domingo de cada mes..
Se requiere 6 meses de preparación.
Mass Intentions
Anyone may request a Mass intention for a person who is living,
is deceased, a members of a given family, a special intention, or
a birthday. Mass intentions are filled on a first come first serve
basis. The offering is $10 per Mass (maximum of four intentions).
Must be in person.
Funerals/Funerales
If you would like to make arrangements for a funeral please
contact the parish office x 115
Si desea hacer arreglos para un funeral, por favor póngase en
contacto con la oficina parroquial extensión 115.
Sacred Heart Parish School
Grades: K-8th
School Info: (909) 899-1049 x400
FAX: (909) 899-0413
School Web Site: www.shsrcbulldogs.webs.com
Trenna Meins, Principal
Mary Carr, School Secretary
For School Day Care call ext. 407 & 660
Twenty Fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time
We pray for:
Requested By:
Saturday, September 10
5:00pm
Jim Hernandez
Birthday
Family
Randy Cas llejo
Blessings
Veronica Ravoy
♥ Baby Varela
♥ Baby Blanco
♥ Baby Luna
+Herminia de Guzman
Repose
Edwina Navarrow
♥ Baby Calma-Zaide
♥ Baby Rosales
+Jose & +Anita Del Rio
Anniversary
Angelia
+ Herminia de Guzman
Yesenia Raygoza
Repose
Birthday
Edwina Navarrow
Mama
Sunday, September 11 Patriot Day
7:00am
8:30am
Pro Populo
10:30am
+Abigail Echeiverri
Anniversary
Rene Echeiverri
+Frank Rypina
Repose
Daughter
Poor Souls in Purgatory
Repose
Hanna Family
Fe Samin
Birthday
Garcia Family
Garcia & Samin Family
Thanksgiving
Garcia Family
+ Howard McFadden
Anniversary
Angela McFadden
Mikaela Bau sta
Birthday
Bau sta Family
+Severina Israel
Repose
Bartolome Family
Eva Gonzalez
Anniversary
Daughter
+Josefina Sanchez
Repose
Fam. Herrera Garcia
12:30pm
5:00pm
7:00pm
Eva Gonzalez
Daughter
+Manuel Mar nez Noriega
Anniversary
Monday, September 12 The Most Holy Name of Mary
7:30am
Thanksgiving
Sangalang Family
Juana Mar nez
Self
Tuesday, September 13 San John Chrysostom
7:30am
+Fr. Emmanuel Mavudzi
Repose
Anne Magodor
6:15pm
+Pedro & +Concepcion Pineda
Anniversary
Theresa Peña
Wednesday, September 14 The Exhultation of the Holy Cross
7:30am
6:15pm
Please pray for all unborn babies and their
families:
+Mercedes N. Rodriguez
All Souls in Purgatory
Repose
Please also pray for women who are considering
abortion. That they come to understand the sanctity
of human life. May God give them the grace and
strength to accept the gift He has given them in the
life of their baby.
Please pray for all our relatives and friends
serving in the military:
ARMY
John Portillo
Amy Deck
Brianna C Hdz
Anthony S.
Jacob A. Quintanilla
Marco A Rivera
Stephen Abarca Zedrix P
Santos
Andrew Gutierrez
Randy Castillejo
Xochitl Abad
Kevin Acosta
+Ana Montejo
Purgatorial Society
Repose
Friday, September 16 Sts Cornelious and Cyprian
7:30am
+ Brandon Nwarueze
Repose
Saturday, Septemeber 17 St. Robert Bellamine
7:30 am
+Steven Alvarez
Repose
Anne Magodoro
Diana Mercer
“It is a good and wholesome thing to pray
for the dead” (2 Maccabees 12:45-46)
John Fanzo
Vincent Miao
Carlos Manzano
Shirley Solis
Procopio Torres
Jesus Antonio Sanchez
Kasey Vance
Aline Jones
Clara Didi Manansala
Lito Ora
Steven Alvarez
Brendan Nwarueze
Please pray for all
our sick relatives
and friends:
Ella Urbayan
Please pray for all who have recently died
Rosario Panaligan
Rudy Sorriano
Mattie Roa
Dionisio Garza III
José Gonzalez
Nicholas Solima
Carlos Lopez Jr.
Baby Ben Sekona
Malcolm Phillips
Doreen Richichi
Solina Sollander
Angelina Macias
Carlos E Rodriguez
Corrales Family
Thursday, September 15 Our Lady of Sorrows
7:30am
AIR FORCE
Carissa Deck
Kristin Queen
Addison Queen
Sean Queen
NAVY
Joseph Linares
Kevin Chavez
Jonathan Cruz
MARINES
Clarissa Galarza Anaya
Maggie Vasquez
+Graciela Amador
+ Rudy Marin
+Leticia Rios
+Amparo Rivillas
Ruby Laponis
Tiffany West Kepford
Wexler Vila
Andrea Sekona
Demy Calma
Maria Beltran
Mary Bermudez
Gladys Giron
Agustin Vazquez
Alice Vazquez
Francisco Espinosa
Asteria M. Espinosa
Jesus Rodriguez G.
Jacqueline Rouin
Abby Co
Jessica Palma
Alma Capati
Pete Valdez
Delfina Cuevas
Ellie Guardino
Michelle Chong
Ankita Chhabra
Rudy Marin
Leticia Rios
Cecilia Ortiz
Eric Andrew Garcia
Francisco Martinez
Linda R. Huereque
Daniel Muñoz
Gina Arevalos
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Our Site with Fr. Ben / Nuestro Enfoque de la Fe con Padre Ben
Let us Pray for Justice
This past week we celebrated two very significant
events in our parish. On Sunday, September 4th, we joined the
Church in welcoming the newest Saint as Pope Francis
elevated Blessed Mother Teresa of Kolkata as Saint (Mother)
Teresa of Kolkata,
the Saint of the gutter, and on Thursday,
September 8th, the Nativity of Mary, Queen of Peace, we used
our Holy Hour to join in the American Bishops call to pray for
peace and an end to violence in our nation.
At first glance there seems to be
little that connects these two events; a
celebration of a Saint who sought social justice
by reaching out to the most marginalized, social
outcasts in the gutters of Kolkata, India, and a
nation stopping and praying for peace. But the
opposite is true as pointed out by Pope Paul VI
on January 1, 1972, when in his message
celebrating the World Day of Peace said ‘If you
want peace, work for justice’. Therefore, if we
are to do more than pray for peace we must
follow the example of Saint Teresa and work
for justice.
What does this look like in our
lives? Few of us, if any, can go to the ends of the
earth to reach out as Mother Teresa and her
order did or as Pope Francis did, while
Archbishop of Buenos Aires, when he walked
the slums and offered hope. But the story is
told that when college students would arrive in
India to help, Mother Teresa would tell them
that they needed to return home and find the
Kolkata, the place of the marginalized, in their own countries.
Furthermore, when asked how she could see Christ in the face
of those she served she would tell them to return home and
see Christ in themselves and their families. This is how she
seemed to think that these students could fulfill their request
to help her.
So it is with each of us, we to must learn not to
try to do great things but ‘only small things with great love’. In
our baptisms we become disciples of Christ; called into a deep,
intimate relationship with Christ, a relationship which can only
be nurtured by taking time to sit quietly in the presence of our
God. But as St. Mother Teresa said ‘the fruit of silence is
prayer, the fruit of prayer is faith, the fruit of faith is love, the
fruit of love is service, the fruit of service is peace’. By
nurturing the intimate relationship we have with Christ
(through active participation in Mass, Holy Hours, quiet time in
prayer, etc.) we come to know and see the Christ within us.
Knowing the Christ within we can see the face of
Christ in the members of our families, those people who are
closest to us, learning that it is not, as St. Teresa would say, in
‘how much we give, but how much love we put into giving’ and
‘kind words can be short and easy to speak, but their echoes
are truly endless’. It is in the confines of our family that we
can begin to remember that we belong to each other and, in
that understanding, live in peace. In that peace in the family we
can begin to serve one another in love, as if whatever we are
doing (cooking, cleaning, studying, working, playing, etc.), we
are doing in God’s love and mercy.
Bringing this love into our homes allows us to see
the face of Christ in our spouse, our children, our parents, our
brothers and sisters. This may have been what Mother Teresa
was saying to those students. Seeing Christ in the member of
our families allows us to go out seeing the face of Christ in all
of those we meet. When the Christ in me meets the Christ in
you we recognize that we are, as the Apostle’s Creed reminds
us, the Communion of Saints, and we can look for the good in
each other, we can choose to live the way of peace.
It is in working for justice that we find peace and
in finding peace we find the face of Christ in our neighbor. As
Mother Teresa said in receiving her Noble Peace Prize let ‘us
meet each other with a smile, when it is difficult to smile. Smile
at each other, make time for each other….’
May this be a week of smiles and a week of peace.
Peace,
Dcn. Ed
September 11, 2016
Oremos por la Justicia
Este fin de semana pasado celebramos dos eventos importantes
en nuestra parroquia. El domingo 4 de septiembre, nos unimos a
la Iglesia a dar la bienvenida a la Santa más nueva; ya que el Papa
elevó a la Madre Teresa de Calcuta a Santa (Madre) Teresa de
Calcuta, la Santa de los barrios pobres, y el jueves 8 de
septiembre, el Nacimiento de María, Reina de la Paz, dedicamos
nuestra Hora Santa a orar por la paz y por un fin a la violencia en
nuestra nación, para unirnos a la llamada de los
Obispos
de
Norteamérica.
A primera vista, esto parece conectar estos
dos eventos; una celebración de una Santa que
buscó la justicia social a través de los más
marginados, los rechazados por la sociedad en los
barrios pobres de Calcuta, India, y una nación que
hace una pausa para orar por la paz. Pero lo
contrario también es verdad según lo señaló el Papa
Paulo VI el 1ro de enero de 1972, cuando en su
mensaje al celebrar el Día Mundial de la Paz dijo 'si
quieres paz, trabaja por la justicia'. Por lo tanto
debemos hacer más que orar por la paz, debemos
seguir el ejemplo de Santa Teresa y trabajar por la
j
u
s
t
i
c
i
a
.
¿Qué significa esto en nuestras vidas? Muy
pocos de nosotros, si es que algunos, podemos ir a
los confines de la tierra a ayudar como lo hizo la
Madre Teresa y su congregación, o como lo hizo el
Papa Francisco cuando era Arzobispo de Buenos
Aires, cuando caminó por los barrios pobres dando
esperanza. Se dice que cuando estudiantes de la
universidad llegaban a India a ayudar, la Madre
Teresa les decía que tenían que volver a casa y
encontrar en sus propios países la Calcuta, el lugar de los
marginados. Cuando le preguntaban que cómo podía ver el rostro
de Cristo en quienes servía, ella les decía que regresaran a casa y
vieran a Cristo en ellos y en sus familias. Es así como ella
consideraba que esos estudiantes podían ayudarla.
Nosotros también debemos aprender a no tratar de hacer
grandes cosas, sino sólo cosas pequeñas con gran amor. En
nuestro bautismo nos convertimos en discípulos de Cristo, una
relación que solo podemos nutrir haciendo tiempo para estar en
silencio en la presencia de nuestro Dios. Santa Teresa dijo: "el
fruto del silencio es la oración, el fruto de la oración es la fe, el
fruto de la fe es el amor, el fruto del amor es el servicio, el fruto
del servicio es la paz. Al alimentar la relación íntima que tenemos
con Cristo (a través de una partición activa en la Misa, la Hora
Santa, períodos de silencio en oración, etc.) podemos llegar a
conocer y ver a Cristo en nosotros.
Conociendo al Cristo en nosotros podemos ver el rostro de
Cristo en los miembros de nuestras familias, las personas más
cercanas a nosotros. Aprenderemos que, como diría Santa
Teresa, no es 'cuánto damos, sino cuánto amor ponemos en lo
que damos', y que las palabras pueden ser cortas, sencillas, pero
su eco no tiene fin. Es en los confines de nuestra familia que
podemos empezar a recordar que pertenecemos el uno al otro, y
al entender esto podremos vivir en paz. En esa paz en la familia
podemos empezar a servir uno al otro con amor, como si
cualquier cosa que hagamos (cocinar, limpiar, estudiar, trabajar,
jugar, etc.) la hacemos con el amor y la misericordia de Dios.
El traer este amor a nuestros hogares nos permite ver el
rostro de Cristo en nuestro cónyuge, nuestros hijos, nuestros
padres, nuestros hermanos y hermanas. Tal vez esto era lo que la
Madre Teresa les decía a esos estudiantes. Ver a Cristo en los
miembros de nuestra familia nos permite ser y ver el rostro de
Cristo en todos con quienes nos encontramos. Cuando el Cristo
en mí se encuentra con el Cristo en ti, reconocemos que somos,
como nos recuerda el Credo de los Apóstoles, la Comunión de
los Santos, y podemos buscar el bien en cada uno de nosotros,
podemos optar por el camino de la paz.
Al trabajar por la justicia encontramos la paz y al encontrar
la paz encontramos el rostro de Cristo en nuestro prójimo.
Como dijo la Madre Teresa al recibir el Premio Nobel de la Paz,
'cuando es difícil sonreír, encontrémonos unos a los otros con
una sonrisa. Sonríanse los unos a los otros, hagan tiempo los unos
para los otros
.
.
.
'
Que esta sea una semana de sonrisas y de paz.
Paz,
Diácono Ed
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Twenty Fourth Sunday In Ordinary Time
Weekly Readings
Monday: 1 Cor 11:17-26, 33; Ps 40:7-10, 17; Lk 7:1-10
Tuesday: 1 Cor 12:12-14, 27-31a; Ps 100:1-5; Lk 7:11-17
Wednesday: Nm 21:4b-9; Ps 78:1bc-2, 34-38; Phil 2:6-11; Jn 3:13-17
Thursday: 1 Cor 15:1-11; Ps 118:1b-2, 16ab-17, 28; Jn 19:25-27
or Lk 7:36-50
Friday: 1 Cor 15:12-20; Ps 17:1bcd, 6-8b, 15; Lk 8:1-3
Saturday: 1 Cor 15:35-37, 42-49; Ps 56:10c-14; Lk 8:4-15
Sunday: Am 8:4-7; Ps 113:1-2, 4-8; 1 Tm 2:1-8; Lk 16:1-13 [10-13]
Scheduled events
Legend:
September 11, 2016
Lecturas Semanales
Lunes: 1 Cor 11:17-26, 33; Sal 40 (39):7-10, 17; Lc 7:1-10
Martes: 1 Cor 12:12-14, 27-31a; Sal 100 (99):1-5; Lc 7:11-17
Miércoles: Nm 21:4b-9; Sal 78 (77):1bc-2, 34-38; Fil 2:6-11; Jn 3:13-17
Jueves: 1 Cor 15:1-11; Sal 118 (117):1b-2, 16ab-17, 28; Jn 19:25-27
o Lc 7:36-50
Viernes: 1 Cor 15:12-20; Sal 17 (16):1bcd, 6-8b, 15; Lc 8:1-3
Sábado: 1 Cor 15:35-37, 42-49; Sal 56 (55):10c-14; Lc 8:4-15
Domingo: Am 8:4-7; Sal 113 (112):1-2, 4-8; 1 Tim 2:1-8; Lc 16:1-13
CHC= Church CHP=Chapel HVT= Horvath Hall LIB= Library
JP2= St. John Paul II Hall
J23= St. John XXIII
CON= Conference Room
DCR= Deacon Roberto Room
Masses are as regularly scheduled unless otherwise noted.
Las Misas siguen el Horario previamente indicado al menos que se indique lo contrario.
Sun
11 September
7 AM / various
Marriage
Enrichment
Retreat
8:30AM / HVT
Childrens Liturgy
10:00AM / LIB
Little Lambs
4:00PM / HVT
Movimiento
Familiar Cristiano
18 September
8:30AM / HVT
Childrens Liturgy
10:00AM / LIB
Little Lambs
4:00PM / HVT
Movimiento
Familiar Cristiano
Mon
12
6:00AM / CON
AA mtg
6:30PM / JP2
RICA
7 PM / JP2
Baptism Class
19
6:00AM / CON
AA mtg
6:30PM / JP2
RICA
7 PM / JP2
Cristo Rey
Tue
13
6:00AM / CON
AA meeting
5:00PM / CHC
Confession
7:00PM / J23
Encuentro
Matriminial
7:30PM / CON
AA meeting
20
6:00AM / CON
AA meeting
5:00PM / CHC
Confession
7:00PM / J23
Encuentro
Matriminial
7:30PM / CON
AA meeting
Wed
14
6 AM / CON
AA mtg
4:00PM / HVT
Life Teen
6:00PM / HVT
Edge
6:15 / CHP
Comm. Svc–
Souls/Purgatory
7:00PM / JP2
Cristo Rey
7:00PM / CON
Div.&Separated
Support group
7:00PM / J23
NFP
7:00PM / LIB
RCIA
21
6 AM / CON
AA mtg
4:00PM / HVT
Life Teen
6:00PM / HVT
Edge
6:15 / CHP
Comm. Svc–
Souls/Purgatory
7:00PM / JP2
Cristo Rey
7:00PM / CON
Div.& Separated
Support group
7:00PM / J23
NFP
7:00PM / LIB
RCIA
Thu
15
6:00AM / CON
AA mtg
6:30PM / CHC
Holy Hr
7:30PM / LIB
Holy Spirit
Prayer Group
7:30PM / CHP
Cursillos
7:45PM / JP2
Adult Faith
Formation
22
6:00AM / CON
AA mtg
6:30PM / CHC
Holy Hr
7:30PM / LIB
Holy Spirit
Prayer Group
7:30PM / CHP
Cursillos
Fri
16
6:00AM / CON
AA mtg
9:00AM / CHP
Adoration
6:00PM / HVT
Angles de Maria
7:00PM / LIB
Estudio Biblico
7:30PM / CHP
Cursillos
23
6:00AM / CON
AA mtg
6:00PM / LIB
Marriage
Enrichment
Reunion
6:00PM / HVT
Angles de Maria
7:00PM / LIB
Estudio Biblico
7:30PM / DCR
ACTS
Sat
17
7:30AM/ CHC&JP2
Ministry
Coordinators
Retreat
7:30 AM / CHC
Men’s Fellowship
8:30AM / DCR
LECI
10:00AM / DCR
Serra Club
3:30PM / CHC
Confession
6:15PM / HVT
Life nights
24
8:30AM / DCR
LECI
10:00AM / DCR
Serra Club
3:30PM / CHC
Confession
3:00PM / Various
Jesus Jam
On School Black top
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Sixteenth
Sunday
In Ordinary
Time
Twenty
Fourth
Sunday
In Ordinary
Time
The Spiritual Exercises in Daily Life
Begins in September 2016
For more information, contact:
Br.Charlie Jackson, S.J.,
at 714-997-9587 ext. 24
The Catholic’s Divorce Survival
Guide 12 week group begins on
All are invited to our 3rd Sunday
of the month 12:30 pm Bilingual
Mass on Sept 18th 2016.
The Mass will be in Filipino and English.
Holy Hour
Ignatius of Loyola
September 14, 2016 at 7 pm
in the Deacon Roberto Conference
Room. The Cost of $45 per person
includes a “Personal Survival
Guide”, refreshments and all
materials for twelve weeks. Find
comfort and counsel consistent
with Catholic teachings. No
children care available.
Call Julia Raymond at
909-732-1252
for more information.
July 24, 2016
September
11, 2016
BioSpiritual Focusing Overview
Sunday, Sept 11, 2016
&
BioSpiritual Focusing Book Study
Tuesdays, Sept 13 to Oct 4, 2016
For more information, contact: Sr.
Jeanne Fallon, CSJ
at 714-997-9587 ext. 30
Ignatian Spiritual Formation Program
Thursdays, Sept 15 to Oct 13, 2016
For more information, contact:
Br.Charlie Jackson, S.J.,
at 714-997-9587 ext. 24
Thursday at 6:30 pm
“Spend as much time as possible in front of
the Blessed Sacrament and He will fill you
with His strength and His power.”
Mother Teresa
T
Please mark your calendars:
12 de Septiembre 2016| 12pm | Biblioteca
Bilingüe
Para mas información llame a
Sandra Gonzalez 909-921-3163
There will be no Evening Mass on
Tuesday, September 13, 2016
due to our priests being called to
convocation. Tuesday Night
confessions will be postponed
until Saturday, September 17 at 3:30 pm.
Thank you for your cooperation.
WEEKLY COLLECTION Collection/ Colecta
COLECTA SEMANAL
$ 23,931.89
WEEKLY BUDGET
PRESUPUESTO SEMANAL
$ 23,760.00
Env. Used /Sobres Usados
600
Men of Sacred Heart please remember our men’s monthly
mass on Saturday September 17, 2016 in the church at
Online Givers / Donantes en linea :
7:30 am. We will not have our Catholic Men’s Fellowship
meeting this month. Please come and attend mass for a
special blessing from our priest. Catholic Men’s
THANK YOU FOR HELPING YOUR COMMUNITY!
Fellowship
will resume next month on October 16, 2016.
¡ GRACIAS POR AYUDAR A SU COMUNIDAD!
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& Sunday
Young
Adult
Ministry
Sixteenth
Sunday
In Ordinary
Time Time
TwentyYouth
Fourth
In Ordinary
July
24, 11,
2016
July
24,
2016
September
2016
Parent, Sponsor & Candidate
Orientation Schedule:
Confirmation 1 A & B
October 3rd from 7:00-8:30pm in the Church
Confirmation 2 A & B
October 5th from 7:00-8:30pm in the Church
The Office of Youth & Young Adult Ministry is looking for young adult & adult
volunteers for
Confirmation, Life Teen, & Edge!
If you love God & would love to share
the Gospel with young
people, contact Melissa Taylor (see below)!
Training is available!
Melissa Taylor:
Andre Dineros:
Nellie Davison:
YOUTH MINISTRY OFFICE HOURS: Tuesday-Thursday 12-5pm
Youth Minister
Melissa. [email protected]
909-803-1421
YM. Admin. Assistant
Andre. [email protected]
909-803-1422
Confirmation Coordinator [email protected]
909-803-1423
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Twenty Fourth Sunday In Ordinary Time
Join us on
September 20, 2016
From 5:00 to 8:30 PM
September 11, 2016
Acompáñenos el
20 de Septiembre 2016
De 5:00 a 8:30 PM
Program:
5:00 PM
Welcome
5:30 – 6:00 PM
Rosary
6:15 – 7:00 PM
Programa:
5:00 PM
Bienvenida
5:30 – 6:00 PM
Rosario
6:15 – 7:00 PM
7:00 – 8:00 PM
Gathering and
Farewell of the image
7:00 – 8:00 PM
Convivio y
Despedida de la imagen .
Holy Mass presided by
Mons. Urbina from Nicaragua
ADULT FAITH FORMATIO
FORMATION
N
Thursday 15th 2016
After Holy Hour
THANK YOU!!!
GRATITUDE is the memory of the heart!
Hence, we – the members of the
Congregation of the Missionaries of Our
Lady of La Salette (MS) would like to
express our sincerest GRATITUDE to you – the
parishioners of St. Patrick, for your generous
participation in the second collection during the
Mission Appeal at your parish on August 27 and 28,
2016. With certainty, you become instruments in
making the La Salette Missionaries’ ministry of
evangelization spread successfully throughout the
world.
September is a very special month for us. This is the
month when Our Lady of La Salette appeared at La
Salette, France in September 19, 1846. As we
celebrate the 170th anniversary of the apparition of Our
Lady of La Salette, rest assured that you – the
parishioners of Sacred Heart Parish, Rancho
Cucamonga will be enshrined in every prayer of a La
Salette Missionary and La Salette Associate around the
world. You deserve our prayers, as you become
members of the LA SALETTE GLOBAL FAMILY
Santa Misa presidida por
Mons. Urbina de Nicaragua
Please RSVP
Saturday [email protected]
or call: 909-803-1411
All Ministry Leaders
YOU ARE INVITED
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Domingo
del Tiempo
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Sunday
In Ordinary
Time Ordinario
Hora Santa
Jueves -6:30pm
“pase cuanto tiempo sea posible frente al
Santísimo y El lo llenara con su fuerza y
poder.”
Madre Teresa
L
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September 12 2016| 12pm | Library
Bilingual
For more information please call
Sandra Gonzalez 909-921-3163
Sábado
Por favor reserven su espacio
[email protected]
o Llamen a :
909-803-1411
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July
2016 11, 2016
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12 de Septiembre| 6pm |
en la Capilla
Palabra de Dios
Por favor marquen sus
calendarios
No habrá misa en la tarde del
Martes, 13de Septiembre, 2016
Debido a que nuestros sacerdotes han
sido llamados a la convocación. Las
confesiones del martes por la tarde
serán pospuestas hasta el sábado, 17
de Septiembre a las 3:30pm.
Gracias por su cooperación
¡¡¡GRACIAS!!!
Líder de Ministerio
¡Esta Usted Invitado!
La gratitud es la memoria del
corazón! Por lo tanto, nosotros
los miembros de la congregación
de los Misioneras de Nuestra
Señora de La Salette (MS)
gustaría expresar nuestro
agradecimiento sincero a ustedes
- los feligreses del Sagrado
Corazón, por su generosa
participación en la segunda
colecta durante la apelación
Misión en su parroquia el 27 de
agosto y 28, 2016. Con certeza, ustedes se convierten
en instrumentos de la evangelización al ayudar al
ministerio de los Misioneros de La Salette Misioneros
difundir con éxito en todo el mundo.
Septiembre es un mes muy especial para nosotros. Este
es el mes en que Nuestra Señora de la Salette apareció
en La Salette, Francia el 19 de septiembre de 1846. Al
celebrar el 170 aniversario de la aparición de Nuestra
Señora de la Salette, puede estar seguro de que - los
feligreses de la Parroquia del Sagrado Corazón, Rancho
Cucamonga se consagra en cada oración de un
Asociado la Salette Misionero y la Salette en todo el
mundo. Usted se merece nuestras oraciones, a medida
que se convierten en miembros de la familia global La
Salette.
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Fourth
Sunday
In Ordinary
July
24, 2016 11, 2016
September
Orientation will be all this week from
5pm-6pm in the John Paul II Hall. Attend on the day
that you will bring your children to class.
The children do not need to attend.
Monday September 12th - September 14th
Thursday September 15th (SPANISH ONLY)
Orientation for the 7pm-8:30pm session will be at
7pm-8pm in the J23 Hall.
*text books and calendars will be given out**
SACRED HEART PARISH
SCHOOL
Home of Bulldog Pride
12676 Foothill Blvd. Rancho Cucamonga, CA. 91739
909-899-1049x400
Friday, Sept. 16
Room Parent Mtg. at 8:00 a.m.;
Adoration 7th Gr.; Pizza lunch
Friday, Sept. 23
No School Staff In-service Day
September 16
Beginning of the Year Picnic Picnic
5-7 p.m.
Religious Ed Office Hours
Monday-Thursday
10 am-6pm
Friday 9am-5pm
Declaración de no discriminación…
"Las escuelas de la Diócesis de San
Bernardino admitir a los estudiantes de
cualquier sexo, raza, color, origen nacional o
étnico a todos los derechos, privilegios,
programas y actividades generalmente acordadas o disponibles para los estudiantes en las
escuelas respectivas. Estas escuelas no discriminan por razón de sexo, raza, color, origen
nacional o étnico en la administración de sus
políticas educativas, políticas de admisión,
ayuda financiera, deportiva y otros programas
administrados por la escuela.”
Non Discrimination Statement…
“The schools of the Diocese of San
Bernardino admit students of any sex,
race, color, national and ethnic origin to all
rights, privileges, programs, and
activities generally accorded or made available to
students at the respective schools. These
schools do not discriminate on the basis of
sex, race, color, national or ethnic origin in
administration of their education policies,
admission policies, financial assistance,
athletic, and other school administered
programs.”
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Twenty Fourth Sunday In Ordinary Time
September 11, 2016
Dear Brothers and Sisters in Christ,
Nine years ago when I became the new
principal of Sacred Heart Parish School, I had a meeting
with Dr. Pete Newburn, our Pastoral Coordinator.
Throughout the meeting we discussed some of the long term plans
and goals for the school- one of which was the construction of a
new building. We have classes in the halls, which require us to set
up and take down the classroom items daily. In addition to being
time consuming, this also limits the parish’s use of the hall for
meetings. For the instructional benefit of our students and the
benefit of the parish, a new building was deemed necessary.
We began the long process of the placement and design
of the building. The school hired an architect and had many
meetings with Dr. Pete and the parish. However, there were many
obstacles that made progress quite slow. The placement of the
building was ever changing and the project was grossly
underfunded. Because of these challenges and because the
building was not our only necessity, I decided that we would have
to do things in phases. During the next few years, I solicited
donations and researched potential grants for our project.
Unfortunately, I was turned down several times because we are a
religious school.
However, a little over three years ago I was put in
touch with J.F. Shea Co., Inc., a family foundation that strongly
believes in the Catholic Church and the importance of Catholic
education. They are very generous donors and were hoping to
contribute to many schools. With the help of the Diocese I began
communicating with them, and they met with Fr. Ben and myself
several times. Throughout our time together they toured the school
on multiple occasions, and we discussed the school’s long term
plans, our curriculum, our needs for the children, our school’s
diversity and inclusion of students with special needs, our staff, and
our relationship with Fr. Ben and the parish. They also inquired
about our grossly underfinanced reserve funds for the building.
They were looking to find the right school in which to assist and
invest.
About eighteen months ago, they informed us we were a
school they wanted to invest in, forming a partnership with us to
provide badly needed improvements to the school and helping us
build our new building. Though they wanted to start some of the
remodeling last summer, we had to wait until this year, due to our
extremely limited space. The new building had to be completed
before we can start the improvements on the older buildings.
I am very proud to inform you that this past June we
began construction on what will be our new middle school
building, which will also include new bathrooms. The framing has
started and the building should be completed by February of 2017.
A new $70,000.00 playground should be done within the next
week, as well. We are extremely grateful to the J.F. Shea Co., Mr.
John Shea, and his family for their enormous contribution.
On behalf of Sacred Heart Parish School, I would like to
offer my heartfelt thanks to the J.F. Shea Co., Inc., Mr. John Shea,
Mr. Dan O’Melvany, and their entire family for believing in us and
our mission. Words do not adequately express how enormously
grateful we are. May God bless them and their families, and may
God continue to bless the community of Sacred Heart. One
family...Sacred Heart. Sacred Heart…one family.
Trenna Meins
Principal
Queridos hermanos y hermanas en Cristo,
Hace nueve años cuando empecé como la nueva directora de la
Escuela de la parroquia Sagrado Corazón , tuve una reunión con el
Dr. Pete Newburn, nuestro Coordinador Pastoral. A lo largo de la
reunión discutimos algunos de los planes y objetivos a largo plazo para la
escuela, una de las cuales fue la construcción de un nuevo edificio.
Tenemos clases en los pasillos, que nos obligan a fijar y desmontar los
elementos diariamente en las aulas. Además de consumir mucho tiempo,
esto también limita el uso de la sala de reuniones de la parroquia. Para el
beneficio de nuestros estudiantes y de la parroquia, se consideró necesario
un nuevo edificio.
Empezamos el largo proceso de la colocación y el diseño
del edificio. La escuela contrató a un arquitecto y hubieron muchas
reuniones con el Dr. Pete y la parroquia. Sin embargo, hubieron muchos
obstáculos que lograron hacer que avancemos lentamente. La colocación
del edificio cambio mucho y el proyecto no tenia los fondos suficientes.
Debido a estos desafíos y porque el edificio no era nuestra única
necesidad, decidí que tendríamos que hacer las cosas en fases. Durante los
próximos años, solicite donaciones e investigue subvenciones posibles
para nuestro proyecto. Por desgracia, me negaron la ayuda muchas veces
porque somos una escuela religiosa.
Sin embargo, hace poco más de tres años me pusieron en
contacto con la compañía J. F. Shea Co., Inc., una fundación familiar que
cree firmemente en la Iglesia Católica y la importancia de la educación
católica. Son donantes generosos y tenían la esperanza de contribuir a
muchas escuelas. Con la ayuda de la Diócesis empecé a comunicarme con
ellos, y se reunieron con el P. Ben y conmigo varias veces. A lo largo de
nuestro tiempo juntos recorrieron la escuela en múltiples ocasiones, y
discutieron los planes de la escuela a largo plazo, nuestro plan de estudios,
las necesidades de los niños, la diversidad de nuestra escuela y la
inclusión de los estudiantes con necesidades especiales, nuestro personal y
nuestra relación con el Padre Ben y la parroquia. También preguntaron
acerca de los fondos de reserva que eran insuficientes para el edificio.
Ellos querían encontrar la escuela adecuada en la que pudieran ayudar e
invertir.
Hace unos dieciocho meses, nos informaron que éramos la escuela en la
que querían invertir por medio de la formación de una asociación con
nosotros para proporcionar mejoras muy necesarias a la escuela y ayudar a
construir nuestro nuevo edificio. A pesar de que querían empezar algo de
la remodelación el verano pasado, tuvimos que esperar hasta este año,
debido a nuestro espacio extremadamente limitado. El nuevo edificio tuvo
que ser terminado antes de que podamos iniciar las mejoras en los
edificios más antiguos.
Estoy muy orgullosa de informarles que el pasado junio se
inició la construcción de lo que será nuestro nuevo edificio de la escuela
secundaria, que también incluirá nuevos baños. El encuadre ha
comenzado y el edificio debe ser completado antes de febrero del 2017.
Un nuevo parque infantil, evaluado en $70,000.00, se debe hacer dentro
de la próxima semana, también. Estamos muy bendecidos al contar con
ayuda de la compañía J. F. Shea Co., el Sr. John Shea, y su familia.
En nombre de la Escuela de la parroquia del Sagrado Corazón , me
gustaría ofrecer mi más sincero agradecimiento a la J. F. Shea Co., Inc., el
Sr. John Shea, el Sr. Dan O'Melvany, y toda su familia por su enorme
contribución, por creer en nosotros y nuestra misión. Las palabras no
expresan adecuadamente lo enormemente agradecidos que estamos. Que
Dios los bendiga a ellos y sus familias y que Dios continúe bendiciendo a
la comunidad del Sagrado Corazón. Una familia ... Sagrado Corazón.
Sagrado Corazón ... una familia.
Trenna Meins
Directora
PA R I S H S T A F F
“Serving God through Serving Others”
ADMINISTRATIVE
Ana Estrella, Office Manager
e-mail: [email protected]
Vivian Huizar, Office Assistant/Sacramental Records
e-mail: [email protected]
Aileen Arrezola, Bookkeeper
e-mail: [email protected]
Asteria Garcia , Office Assistant/Bulletin Editor
e-mail: [email protected]
Gladys Giron, Office Assistant
e-mail: [email protected]
Blanca Marrufo, Adm. Assistant to the Pastor
e-mail: [email protected]
Rosa Talamantes, Dir. of Hispanic Ministry & Multi-Cultural Cord.
e-mail: [email protected]
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ext. 114
ext. 115
ext. 115
ext. 133
ext. 145
FACILITIES
LITURGICAL
Mary Dias, Coordinator of Liturgical Ministries
e-mail: [email protected]
Thomas Haynes, Audio Visual Coordinator
e-mail: [email protected]
Regina Eskridge, Liturgy Ast./Cord. of Neighborhood Comm.
[email protected]
FAITH FORMATION/YOUTH MINISTRY
Cecilia Fornelli, CCM
e-mail: [email protected]
Monica Hernandez, RE Administrative Assistant
E-mail: [email protected]
Maria Trujillo, RE Administrative Assistant
e-mail: [email protected]
Melissa Taylor, Youth Minister
e-mail: [email protected]
Andre Dineros, Y/M Administrative Assistant
e-mail: [email protected]
Nellie Davison, Coordinator of Confirmation and Young Adults
e-mail: [email protected]
ext. 701
ext. 131
Carlos Sanchez, Facility Manager
e-mail: [email protected]
Salvador Marquez, Lawn Care
Maria Mejia, Rectory Housekeeper/Cook
Francisco Valenzuela, Maintenance
ext. 150
ext.151
ext. 152
ext. 121
ext. 122
ext. 123
ext. 552
ext. 118
ext.115
ext.118
PARISH MINISTRIES (Telephone or Extension)
ACTS
Adoration
African Descent Ministry
Altar Linens
Altar Server
Arts / Environment
Bereavement Ministry
Catholic Men’s Fellowship
Children’s Liturgy
Children’s Performing Arts
Church Cleaning
Coffee & Donut Ministry
Communion to Homebound
Cursillos In Christianity
Divine Mercy Ministry
Divorce/Separated Support Ministry
EDGE (Middle School)
Ext. Min. of Holy Communion
Faith on Fire
Filipino Ministry
Finance Council
Fire Starter
Food Pantry
Guadalupano’s (bilingual)
Grief Ministry
Health Ministry
Jail Ministry
Knights of Columbus
Readers
LifeTeen (High School)
Light of Jesus Family Ministry
Little Lambs
Lumen Christi Young Adults
Marriage Encounter
Marriage Enrichment
Marriage Preparation
Mary’s Hands Cir (Crafting Ministry)
Multi Cultural Fellowship
Music
Natural Family Planning
Parent Life
Parish School Board
Martin Vargas
Lucy Castellana
Philomina Nwarueze
Judy Oziminski
Rene Echiverri
Veronica Assal
Olga Rios
Carlos Avila
Cecilia Fornelli
Teresa Ortega
Alejandro & Ana Castro
Mary Orduño
Eric Batoon email: evbjrw@hotmail
Gio Peralta
Jay Plaza
Kathyrn Cramm
Anne Magodoro
Julia Raymond
Melissa Taylor
Lydia Hanna
Leona O’Brien
Jojo Lazo
Tony Morales
Teresa Chavez
Maria Brown
Rod Morales
See Breavement Ministry
Rose Morales
Greg Estrella
Jim Hernandez
Robert Covington
Melissa Taylor
Lester Pasimio
Cecilia Fornelli
Chika Anyanwu
Peddy & Linda Ascio
Shawn & Bern Judson
Paul & Nancy Camarillo
Gina Kunakorn
Carmela Giliberto
(909)239-5634
(626)675-0572
(909)743-9419
(909)484-7350
(909)904-1611
(909)899-1049
(909)702-2951
(909)229-6738
ext. 150
(714)883-5177
(909)519-7663
(909)561-2950
ext. 244
909-921-6974
(909)-559-1102
(909)477-9338
(909)518-7637
(909)945-9233
(909)803-1421
(909)721-6440
(909) 232-6851
(937)701-7472
(909)528-3259
(909)899-1049
(626)274-9068
(909)489-3933
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ext. 111
(951)897-9973
(909)350-3277
(909)803-1421
(626)643-0012
ext. # 150
(909)803-1423
(909)730-1524
(909)463-9689
(909)239-7095
(909)472-8682
(909)256-9675
Jowie Witongco, Raul Cancio, Marjorie Saint-Louis,
Ernie Gomez
Phillip & Yesenia Braunstein
John Paul Dizon
Teddy Rawson
(909)827-3078
(909)565-2727
(909)899-1049
Pastoral Council
Prayer Group– Holy Spirit
Purgatorial Prayer Ministry
Respect Life
RCIA (English)
Security Ministry
Senior Ministry
Social Justice
Spiritual Director
Stewardship Committee
Tribunal Advocates
Ushers / Greeters
Women’s Fellowship
Dave Hutson
Linda Elliott
Alicia Santacruz
Gracie Vargas
Mary Ann Andel
Tim Wyant
Julia Raymond
Sandra Gonzalez
Ana Gmeiner
Michael Rios
Dcn. Ed Clark
Andy Morales
Ve’Lores Thomspon
(909) 823-0146
(909)880-8885
(909)578-7658
(909) 238-6399
(909)987-9312
(909)899-1049
(909)945-9233
(909)921-3163
909-919-8102
(909)899-1049
ext. 286
(909)600-9593
(909)463-6204
MINISTERIOS PARROQUIALES
Adoración de 24 Horas
Ángeles de María (Las Niñas)
Comunión a los Enfermos
Despensa de Comida
Duelo - Ministerio
Educación Religiosa y RICA
Encuentro Matrimonial
Estudio Bíblico
Eucaristía - Ministros
Grupo de Oración-Cristo Rey
Justicia Social
Lectores
Matrimonios del Sagrado
Corazón de Jesús y María
Monaguillos
Movimiento Familiar
Música
Planificación Natural de la Fam.
Prep. Bautismal/Quinceañeras
Preparación Matrimonial
Respeto a la Vida
Ujieres
Lucy Castellana
Esther Velásquez
Patricia Hassin
Maria Brown
Olga Rios
Cecilia Fornelli
Hector y Erika Bañuelos
Joseph Moctezuma
Lydia Hanna
Irma Morales
Sandra Gonzalez
Luis Torres
(626)675-0572
(909)941-0739
(909)232-0041
(626)274-9068
(909)702-2951
ext. 150
(909)231-9072
(909)282-2142
(909)721-6440
909-782-7231
(909)921-3163
(909)854-6670
Jason y Lorena Tinoco
Nidia Vargas
Guillermo y Carmen Navarro
J oaquín Vázquez, Carlos Urrutia,
José Ramírez, Carlos Ramírez
Gerardo y Lupe Valvaneda
Rosa Talamantes
Francisco & Vicki Bellota
Gracie Vargas
Andy Morales
(909)957-2153
(559)331-5173
(909)463-6372
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ext. 145
ext. 282
(909)238-6399
(909)600-9593