April 10, 2016 - St. Linus Catholic Church

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Third Sunday of Easter
April 10, 2016
ST. LINUS
CATHOLIC CHURCH
St. Linus Catholic Church
13915 Shoemaker Ave.
Norwalk, CA 90650
Phone (562) 921-6649
Fax (562) 921-5150
http://www.stlinus.org
Office Hours
Mon.-Fri.: 9 a.m.-8 p.m.
Closed for Lunch: 12-1 p.m.
Sat.: 9 a.m.-2 p.m.
Sun.: 8:00 a.m.-2 p.m.
St. Linus School
(562) 921-0336
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Religious Education Office
(562) 921-5179
Father Tony Gomez, Pastor
Father Lester Niez, Associate Pastor
Father Brian Delaney, in residence
Senior Deacon Chuck and Marge Baker
Deacon couple Mario & Nati Mejia
Deacon couple Mario & Ann Guerra
Tita Guzman, Diaconate Minister
Sue Cunneen, Diaconate Minister
Mass Times
Ana Engquist, Business Manager
Greg Climaco, School Principal
Christina May, Director of Religious Education
Gloria Cardenas, Bulletin Editor/Webmaster
Matt Wheeler, Seminarian Intern
Eucharistic Adoration:
Saturday:
7:30 a.m.
5:30 p.m./Vigil Mass
Sunday:
7:30 a.m.
9:00 a.m.
10:30 a.m./Family Mass
12:15 p.m./en Español
5:00 p.m./LIFETEEN Mass
7:30 p.m.
Weekdays: Monday-Friday: 8:30 a.m.
Tuesday: 7:00 p.m. with
Mother of Perpetual Help Novena
1st Fridays: 7:00 p.m.
3rd Fridays: 7:00 p.m. en Español
Charismatic Mass: once a month
(date and time will be posted in the bulletin)
Holy Days: Check the Parish Bulletin
All night adoration from 7:30 p.m.,
after the 1st and 3rd Friday Masses,
Benediction Saturday 7:15 a.m.
Sacrament of Reconciliation:
Tuesdays 6:30—8:00 p.m.
and by appointment
For the following Sacraments and Services,
please call the Parish Center:
Sacrament of Baptism
Sacrament of Marriage
Sacrament of Anointing of the Sick
Funeral and Vigil Services
Communion to the Sick and Home-bound
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Ministry in Action...
Adoración Nocturna
Contacto: Amalia Sanchez
(562) 228-5132
3rd Fri. 7 pm - Sat, 7:15 A.M.│Iglesia
Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament
Contact: Dorie Sablan
(562) 926-3435
1st Fri.│7P.M.-Sat. 7:15A.M.│Church
Adult Confirmation
Parish Center: (562) 921-5179
Altar Servers
Contact: Dennis Adame
Altar Society
Contact: Parish Office
(562) 921-6649
Anointing of the Sick
Baptismal Preparation of Children
English & Spanish
Because We Care Ministry
Contact: Sharon Julien
(562) 921-6649
Bereavement Support Group
(562) 921-6649
Bible Study-English
Contact: Barbara Fries
(562) 926-1770
Tues.│8-9 P.M.│Rm. 8
Boy Scouts, Troop 394
Scout Master: Manny
Mon.│7-8:30 P.M.│Hall
Charismatic Healing Mass
Contact: Sion Ferrer
(562) 921-6649
Various Mon.│7 P.M.│Church
Church Environment & Art
Contact: Dennis & Bernice Adame
(562) 921-6649
Couples for Christ
Contact: Sonny Berberabe
(562) 921-6649
Cursillo Ultreya—Spanish
Contacto: Miguel y Margarita Ramos
(562) 929-4693
Elohim Charismatic Prayer Group
Contact: Brenda Cadavona
(562) 921-1123
2nd Fri.│7:30-10 P.M.│Rm. 11
Encuentro Matrimonial Mundial
Contacto: Carlos & Delfina Romero
(562) 228-8570
Fiesta Committee
Contact: Robert Perez
Filipino Association
Contact: Rey Factoran
(714) 670-8788
Meets once a month
Finance Council
Contact: Joe Julien
(562) 921-6649
Funerals
Gift Shop
Vestibule of Church
Contact: John A. L. Moran
Open after all Weekend Masses
Golden Age Club
President: Rachel Witt
(562) 698-3105
3rd Sun│1:30-4:30 P.M.│Hall
Grupo de Oración
Contacto: Alejandro Gama
(714) 231-3646
Wed.│7-9:00 P.M.│Hall
Guadalupanas
Contacto: Micaela Uribe
(714) 350-7106
Ultimo Jueves del mes│7 P.M.│Rm. 11
Fri.│7:00 P.M.│Youth Room
Knights of Columbus #10623
Grand Knight: Alan S. Gfeller
(562) 921-4002
2nd Tues.│7:30 P.M.│Hall
Legion of Mary
Contact: Sylvia J. Layao
(562) 404-1174
Praesidium
Tues.│5-6 P.M.│Rm. 10
Curia
2nd Thur.│7 P.M.│Rm. 10
Liturgy Committee
Director: Maureen Linnebur
Ministerios Hispanos
Contacto: Vidal Vargas
(562) 440-7022
Ministry to the Sick
Contact: Cornell Watson
(562) 822-4506
Mother of Perpetual Help Novena
Contact: Imelda Manalac
(562) 404-6145
Tues.│7:00 P.M.│Church
Music Ministry/Choir Directors
(562) 921-6649
Hermie Abido: 7:30pm
Filipino Choir (1st Sunday of the month)
Anthony “AC” Cerna: 5:30pm
JP Panganiban: 9:00am Adult Choir
Mark Newberry: 7:30pm Adult Choir
Mustard Seed Communities
Contact: Teresa Estrada
(562) 921-6649
Parish Council
Contact: Allan S. Gfeller
(562) 921-4002
[email protected]
Prayer Shawl Ministry
Contact: Mary Ratanasurakam
(951) 500-0787
Last Monday | 6:30 P.M. | Par. Off.
ProLife Ministry
Contact: Barbra Manriquez
(562) 900-9492
3rd Thursday| 6:00 P.M. | Par. Off.
RCIA
Director: Sr. Catherine Casey
(562) 921-6649
Santo Niño Devotions
1st Fri.│6:30 P.M.│Church
Religious Education
Director: Christina May
(562) 921-5179 Office
Religious Vocations
Safeguard the Children
(562) 921-6649
St. Linus School
Principal: Greg Climaco
(562) 921-0336 Office
www.linuslions.org
St. Linus Ushers
Contact: Cornell Watson
(562) 822-4506
Weddings & Quinceañeras
Coordinator: Sue Ellen Rojas
(562) 260-7175
Youth Ministry/LIFE TEEN
Youth Ministry: Anthony Cerna “AC”
(562) 921-6252
Confirmation Coordinator: Cherryl Osorio
(562) 921-5179
Tercer Domingo de Pascua
We would like to thank all of our parishioners and
visitors for being generous with your weekly
donations. It is such a help to our parish.
Our collection for the week of April 3 2016 was
$12,695.41.
May God bless you for your continued support.
We welcome you to make your weekly/monthly
donations by enrolling in Parish Pay by visiting
www.parishpay.com or calling (866) 727-4741
to set up an account.
DID YOU KNOW?
April is National Child Abuse Prevention Month, a
time to recognize that we all play an important role
in protecting our children and young people. Each
year, the Archdiocese of Los Angeles publishes the
Working Together to Prevent Child Sexual Abuse
brochure, which provides a listing of policies, programs, resources and other information on how the
Catholic Church is working to help prevent child
sexual abuse. Copies of the 2016 brochure are
available in the parish vestibule or by contacting [email protected]
Jubilee Year of Mercy
April 10, 2016
How appropriate today’s Gospel for this Jubilee
Year of Mercy, both because of the “breakfast” Jesus
provides (“a charcoal fire with fish on it and bread”)
and the number of fish in Peter’s net (“one hundred
fifty-three”) (John 21:11–12). Of the fish, Saint Augustine suggests that the roasted fish is the suffering
Christ. Saint Gregory the Great adds that Christ lowered himself to swim in the “water” of our humanity;
to be caught in the “net” of our death; to be
“roasted” in his Passion on the fire of suffering.
Saint Jerome claims that “one hundred fifty-three”
represents the full number of known species of fish,
signifying that the Church’s “net” has room for all
our widely diverse humanity, securing our unity-indiversity in the hands of Peter and his successors.
Having received God’s mercy as “the beating heart
of the Gospel,” may the Church—we—“pattern
[our] behavior after the Son of God who went out to
everyone without exception” (Misericordiae Vultus,
12).
—Peter Scagnelli, Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co., Inc.
Papal quotes Copyright © 2015, Libreria Editrice V aticana.
Used with permission.
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A MASS WITH HEALING SERVICE
DATE:
Monday, April 18, 2016
PLACE:
St. Linus Church
TIME:
7:30 pm
CELEBRANT: Fr. Tony Gomez
¿SABIA USTED?
Abril es el Mes Nacional para la Prevención del
Abuso Infantil, un tiempo para reconocer que todos jugamos un papel importante en la protección
de nuestra niñez y de nuestros jóvenes. Cada año,
la Arquidiócesis de Los Ángeles publica el folleto
“Trabajando juntos para la Prevención del Abuso
Sexual Infantil”, que ofrece una lista de políticas,
programas, recursos y otra información de cómo la
Iglesia Católica está trabajando para ayudar a prevenir el abuso sexual infantil. Copias del folleto
del 2016 están disponibles en el vestíbulo de cada
parroquia, o al contactar a
[email protected].
Año Jubilar de la Misericordia
10 de abril de 2016
Que tan oportuno el Evangelio de hoy para este
Año Jubilar de la Misericordia, esos detalles que
hay en esta historia: “el desayuno” que Jesús prepara
(asa unos pescados en el fuego) y el número de peces
en la red de Pedro (“ciento cincuenta y tres”) (Juan
21:11-12). Acerca de los pescados, san Agustín dice
“los pescados asados son símbolo de Cristo sufriente”. San Gregorio el Grande también dice: Cristo
mismo bajo a las “aguas” de nuestra humanidad; para ser atrapado en la ‘red’ de nuestra muerte; para ser
‘asados’ en su Pasión del fuego del sufrimiento”.
San Jerónimo clama que los “ciento cincuenta y tres”
representan el número de especies conocidas de peces, significando que la “red” de la Iglesia tiene espacio para todas las personas, reafirmando nuestra
unidad en la diversidad en las manos de Pedro y sus
sucesores. Habiendo recibido la misericordia de Dios
como el “corazón palpitante del Evangelio”, que la
Iglesia —nosotros— hagamos “suyo el comportamiento del Hijo de Dios que sale a encontrar a todos,
sin excluir ninguno” (Misericordiae Vultus, 12).
—Peter Scagnelli, Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co., Inc.
Citas del Papa Copyright © 2015, Libreria Editrice V aticana.
Usadas con permiso.
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Isaiah 1:16, 17
"Wash yourselves, make
yourselves clean; Put
away the evil of your doings from before My
eyes. Cease to do evil,
Learn to do good; Seek
justice, Rebuke the oppressor; Defend the fatherless, Plead for the
widow."
Table of Blessings Meal Ministry
EASTERTIME-why 50 days?
Attention to the meaning of numbers was
more pronounced in the early centuries of the
Church than it is now, and seven times seven,
with a celebration on the next day, the eighth
day, was symbolic of a time beyond the
structure of human weeks.
THE GOSPELS OF THE SUNDAYS of
Easter give strong color to Eastertime. The
first three Sundays relate appearances of Jesus after the resurrection. The Fourth Sunday always focuses on the image of the Good
Shepherd. The next three Sundays of the
season draw from what has come to be
known as the “farewell discourse” or the
“high-priestly prayer” in the gospel according to John.
EASTERTIME is neither remember ing
something that happened long ago, nor is it a
“keeping in mind” of various paschal themes.
It is Christ dead and risen in our midst. It is
the Spirit breathing in us today. Easter is
made present in the newly baptized among
us, the newly confirmed and those receiving
their first Eucharist.
Easter is a time for accepting anew the great
commission of the risen Lord to “go, therefore, and make disciples of all nations…” (taken from LTP)
Please contact us if you know of a family caring for
a terminally ill loved one or someone going thru
debilitating medical treatments, who would benefit
from our meal ministry to help ease their burden, if
only for a simple sharing of a meal..
If you are interested in helping to provide a hot meal
once or twice a month to one of our parish families
in need of compassion while facing a difficult time,
please contact Mary Ratanasurakarn at (951) 5000787
A Pro Life Rosary for the Unborn
Every Tuesday at 6:30pm
inside church before mass
Many lives depend on us advocating for them!
Next Ministry Planning Meeting
Thursday, Apr. 21st at 6:30pm
in the SCIENCE ROOM
Please call Barbra at 562/900-9492 or email us at:
[email protected] for more info.
Attn: Spiritual Parents/
Brothers & Sisters!!
Please continue to pray! The babies are counting
on us! ~ Remember to pr ay daily for your spir itually adopted child and his/her parents. During your
earthly life, this spiritually adopted child of yours is
known only to God, but in the world to come, it is
hoped that you will meet this child whose life was
spared by your prayers and spend eternal happiness
with him/her.
Six Months
Your spiritually adopted baby is growing quite beautifully now. His or her weight is approaching 2
pounds. Babies born prematurely at this time have a
very good chance of surviving. The medical advances in caring for extremely small newborn infants are
extraordinary indeed. Each passing year, we witness
medical advances that allow our medical professionals to save younger and younger premature infants.
HALL RENTAL
Lowest rates in the area
Looking for a place to hold
your Quinceañera, Baptism,
Wedding Reception or even
a family reunion?
Have you thought about
St. Linus Parish Hall?
For a brochure please go to our website at
www.stlinus.org or stop by the Parish Office!
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ST. LINUS PARISH
RETREAT FOR MEN
Will be held at Mater Dolorosa Retreat Center in the
city of Sierra Madre, on the weekend of April 29May 1, 2016. Join your fellow parishioners for this
weekend of spiritual enrichment and growth. The
Passionest retreat team offers inspirational talks on
the theme, as well as time for quiet prayers, Mass,
confession and Stations of the Cross.
The theme for this year is “No Greater Love than
This.” The retreat begins Friday evening with a buffet supper and concludes Sunday after Mass.
Please phone any of our parish retreat team members
for information or to make your reservation.
Tony Zanic
Frank LeDuff
John Moran
St. Linus Annual
Mission Trip to JAMAICA!
Interested? Have a calling to serve?
June 18 – 25, 2016
(Saturday to Saturday)
Please contact Carolyn Manalac
ASAP!
562-405-0065
[email protected]
www.mustardseed.com
**I will provide you all info and
fundraising details
5x7 collage
photographs of
Bishop Joseph Brennan's
Thanksgiving Mass
celebrated here at
St. Linus are available to
purchase in the Religious
Goods Room.
926-5934
864-3482
926-1575
965-6408 (Cell)
Did you know that St. Linus
has a Facebook page?
Please be sure to follow us!
www.facebook.com/
StLinusCatholicChurch
Cantwell-Sacred Heart of Mary
High School
Spring Production of High School Musical
Thursday, April 14th - Show at 8pm
Friday, April 15th - Show at 8pm
Saturday April 16th - Show at 2pm and 8pm
Retrounion Dance
Saturday, April 16th - 7:00PM - 12:00AM
A reunion centered fund raiser featuring the band
"ACE".
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REDIMIDOS
REDEMPTION
Do you remember Peter on the night Jesus was
arrested? He claimed he had never heard of Jesus.
Today we are called to join Peter in testifying to
the name of Jesus as he does in the first reading,
and in proclaiming our love for him as Peter does
in the Gospel passage. The powerful imagery of
John’s vision in the second reading from the book
of Revelation shows us the company we keep
when we have faith in the name of Jesus. We join
all living creatures, “countless in number” from
“heaven, earth, under the earth, in the sea; everything in the universe” (Revelation 5:11, 13). The
dignity and majesty described in each reading are
in stark contrast to the dark and pitiful image of
Peter and the other apostles at the time of Jesus’
arrest, trial, and crucifixion. What a relief that we
can all be redeemed so completely!
Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co.
TREASURES FROM OUR TRADITION
From the earliest centuries, we know that some
Christian women desired to vow themselves to a celibate life to pray and serve. Some, but by no means
everyone, wanted a kind of monastic life. Others
wanted to stay in the family home. By the fourth
century, the church was celebrating the
“Consecration of Virgins,” a rite performed by the
bishop, and involving a “veiling” of the woman. It
was looked upon as a form of marriage with Christ,
partly because in the culture of the day a woman’s
status in society was linked to a man. The prayers
and ritual for the consecration of virgins were exactly the same as the prayers and ritual for the consecration of a bride on her wedding day. The public
character of the rite gave the bishop the opportunity
to commend the virgin to the faithful, and to threaten
with punishment anyone who tried to turn her from
her commitment. Eventually, the rite fell into disuse
for women living in the world, and was reserved for
nuns. The Second Vatican Council directed that it be
revived and restored, and in nearly every diocese,
single women have embraced this form of consecrated life.
—Rev. James Field, Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co.
¿Recuerdas a Pedro la noche que arrestaron a
Jesús? Insistía en que nunca había oído de Jesús.
Hoy estamos llamados a unirnos a Pedro en dar
testimonio del nombre de Jesús como lo hace en la
primera lectura, y a proclamar nuestro amor a él tal
como lo hace Pedro en el pasaje del Evangelio. La
poderosa imagen de la visión de san Juan en la segunda lectura del libro del Apocalipsis nos enseña
la comunidad a la que pertenecemos cuando tenemos fe en el nombre de Jesús. Nos unimos a todos
los seres vivientes “miles y millones” en “el cielo,
sobre la tierra, debajo de ella y en el mar, y todo lo
que hay en ellos” (Apocalipsis 5:11, 13). La majestad y dignidad expresadas en cada lectura están en
profundo contraste con la oscura y miserable imagen de Pedro y los otros apóstoles en los momentos en que Jesús era arrestado, juzgado y crucificado. ¡Qué alivio que todos podemos ser tan totalmente redimidos!
Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co.
TRADICIONES DE NUESTRA FE
Muchas primeras comuniones se celebran en el
Tiempo de Pascua. Además de recibir el Cuerpo y la
Sangre de Jesús por primera vez en su vida los comulgantes reciben un libro de oraciones, un rosario y
un escapulario. Como recuerdo del evento, muchos
comulgantes regalan a sus amigos y parientes alguna
estampita religiosa.
Las estampitas llevan imágenes de Jesucristo, la
Virgen, los ángeles o los santos y son muy populares
entre los latinos. Las ponemos en nuestros autos, en
libros como la Biblia o libros de oración. Las tenemos en altarcitos domésticos o metidos en los marcos de las fotos de nuestros seres queridos.
Muchos critican esta práctica recordando que en
Éxodo 20:3-5, Dios prohibió el uso de ídolos. Esto la
Iglesia católica nunca lo ha negado, pero recuerda
que Dios también pidió imágenes de ángeles para la
arca de la alianza (Éxodo 25: 17). En Números 21:8
mandó hacer una imagen milagrosa de una serpiente.
Ninguna de esas imágenes es considerada un ídolo
porque son imágenes al servicio de Dios y recuerdo
de su presencia igual que las estampitas e imágenes
religiosas.
—Fray Gilberto Cavazos-Glz, OFM, Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co.
NECESSARY
Grace is necessary to salvation, free will is
equally so; but grace in order to give salvation,
free will in order to receive it.
—St. Bernard
LO NECESARIO
La gracia es necesaria para la salvación, e igualmente el libre albedrío; pero la gracia da la salvación, y el libre albedrío la recibe.
—San Bernardo
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We need your collaboration to collect great auction items to help fundraise at the Unveiled
event. Here are some examples of items that we find guests enjoy bidding on: Tablets or
reading devices (such as iPad Pro, Kindle Fire HD, Nook), designer handbags, fine or artisan
jewelry, weekend getaway, perfume, children’s items, sporting tickets or memorabilia, fine
wine, restaurant gift cards, behind-the-scenes and unique experiences. Other items we would
love to auction are your special talents: Do you have a band that you can offer for a party? Do
you cook and can provide a dinner for two, three or four? Do you knit or sew and can donate
items to be auctioned? We are also collecting items for themed baskets which are listed below.
Let’s pool our talents and connections to make the Unveiled event a huge success for St.
Linus.
Themed Baskets:
Game Night/Movie Night – Uno, Monopoly, Apples to Apples, Jenga, regular deck of
cards, Checkers, Pop Corn, Skittles, Sour
candy, movie gift certificate, popcorn bowls
Petite Picasso – Crayons, paints, construction paper, play dough, colored pencils, sidewalk chalk, paint brushes, finger paints, finger paint, paper, glitter, markers, scissors,
stickers.
Gardener’s Delight – Garden tools (adult &
child), seeds, bulbs, kneeling pad, watering
can, plant markers, gloves, decorative pots,
garden tote, fertilizer, spikes, gift certificates
to Home Deport or a garden center.
Picnic Basket – Basket, plates, silverware,
napkins, glasses, salt/pepper shakers, wine,
cheese tray, cheese knife, corkscrew, tablecloth, blanket.
Ice Cream Basket – Toppings, sundae
dishes, waffle bowls and cones, sprinkles, ice
cream scoop, cherries, gift certificate.
Snack Shack – Chocolate theme – Big candy
bars, bag of Hershey Kisses or M&Ms, hot
chocolate, chocolate covered pretzels,
spoons, nuts, fruit, chocolate cookies, brownie mix.
Let’s Party! – Martini glasses, shot glasses,
gift certificate to BevMo!, shaker, napkins,
plates, cocktail book, Liquor: Tequila,
Vodka, Rum, etc.
Bakers Delight – Baking mixes for cakes,
brownies, pancakes, pie crust, pie fillings,
rolling pin, glass pie pan.
All Sports Basket – Sports Tickets, Beer,
Binocular, Water Bottles, Baseball Bat, Ball,
Hats, Tees, Golf Balls, Folding Chair, A
Sports Movie, Football, Baseball bat, glove,
Basketball, Fact books.
The Great Outdoors – Camping dishes,
pans, flashlights, matches, pudgy pie makers,
marshmallows, chocolate, graham crackers,
marshmallow skewers, batteries, radio, cards,
games, tent, air mattress, ice chest/fire pit.
Pamper Me – Soaps, bath salts, loofa,
sponge, pumice stone, candles, bubble bath,
lotion, eye mask, bath pillow, massage oil,
nail polish.
Date Night Basket – Wine/champagne gift
certificates, 2 glasses, nice restaurant gift
certificate, hotel or bed & breakfast stay,
truffles, gift certificate for flowers.
Grilling Basket – Grilling tools, grilling
mitt/pad, grilling spices, marinades, grilling
vegetable basket, meat thermometer, apron,
skewers, metal container.
Italian Basket - Pastas, r ed sauce, alfr edo
sauce, pesto, olive oil, bread, cookbook,
dipping oils, capers, wine, pasta bowls
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In Our Prayers
Saturday, April 9th
7:30 AM
5:30 PM
Thanksgiving/Rocio Andrada
Fuentes Ghavoya Family,
Health & Blessings
7:30 AM
9:00 AM
10:30 AM
12:15 PM
5:00 PM
7:30 PM
Espiridion Kolimlim, Jr., R.I.P.
Margarita & Maria Salazar, R.I.P.
Guadalupe Espinoza, R.I.P.
Gisselle Echeveria, Birthday
George Cortes, R.I.P.
Amelia Cortes, R.I.P.
Sunday, April 10th
Monday, April 11th
8:30 AM
Ofelia Ramirez
Tuesday, April 12th
8:30 AM
7:00 PM
Theron Carter, R.I.P.
Clemencia Franco, R.I.P.
Wednesday, April 13th
8:30 AM
Sr. Paula Strohfur
Thursday, April 14th
8:30 AM
Narcisco & Magdalena G. Medina,
R.I.P.
Friday, April 15th
8:30 AM
7:00 PM
Souls of Purgatory
Cancio Juarez Family,
Health & Blessings
Saturday, April 16th
7:30 AM
5:30 PM
Souls of Purgatory
Luz Tebes, R.I.P.
7:30 AM
9:00 AM
10:30 AM
12:15 PM
5:00 PM
Edward & Anna Witt, R.I.P.
Pio & Floralina Dyquiangco, R.I.P.
Delano Perera, 20th Birthday
Zeferina Vargas Gutierrez, R.I.P.
Rosario Juarez Velazquez,
Health & Blessings
Bud Herom, Health
Sunday, April 17th
7:30 PM
Prayers for our brothers and sisters in
their time of suffering and need…
Hermila Alvarado, Ophaelia Angcaco, Chris Bain,
Maria Bain, Jessie Bausley, Mary Betancourt, Nellie
Rosa Blaneas, Terry Bordenave, Garrett Brown,
Miguel Camorlinga, Maria Castenanos, Angie Chavez,
Richard Cota, Lisa Sinni Cousimano, Judy Craddock,
Luis Cueva, Socorro De La Torre, Isabel Doria, John
Doria, Olivia Elias, Puring Enciso, Luis Escaleras,
Maria Espino, Bernie Galhoff, Carmela Gallegos,
Sandra Galvan, Alfred Garcia, Angie Garcia, Denise
Garcia, Geri Garcia, Maria Garcia, Richard Garcia,
Susan Gomez, David Eduardo Gonzalez, Marty
Guerrero, Liu Gunter, Guadalupe Hernandez, Cuquita
Hidalgo, Maria Jaramillo, Hilda Jimenez, Silvia
Jimenez, Shirley Jones, Joe Julien, Monica Kasharsky,
Robert Leano, Javier Leon, Margaret Ann Levasseur,
Audrey Lizarraga, Lorenzo Lizarraga, Jr., Georgia
Lomeli, Helen Lopez, Karina Lopez, Mary Lopez,
Angel Lozano, Josefina Magaña, Beverly Martinez,
Christopher Martinez, Lupe McClintock, Mario Mejia,
Cynthia Miestas, Carol Mihelich, Anthony Millan, Paul
Moore, Boyd Morales, Jessica Morales, Amanda
Moreno, Olimpia Morillo, Editcha Marcha Oabel,
Jessica Olivares, Cindy Ortega, Gustavo Padilla,
Salvador Padilla, Danielle Pal, Marie Pal-Brown,
Angela & Jesus Pena, Zachary Pereyra, Angelique
Pinkstaff, Cathy Prieto, David Rabiola, Francine
Ramirez, Mickey Ramirez, Ramona Ramirez (Ramy),
Valerie Ramirez, Laura Ramos, Dulce Redford, Al
Reyes, Sr., Diane Roberts, Althea Robinson, Ignacio
Rodriguez, Jose Rodriguez, Martin Ruiz, Yolanda
Ruiz, Adela Sanchez, Carmen Sanchez, Daniel
Sanchez, Ramona Sanchez, Angel Santos, Gloria
Schmidt, Alicia Serafin, John Starns, Lorrie Teodoro,
Aaden Trujeque, Kathleen Vega, Richard Veyna,
Virginia Wall, Clorinda Zaldivar, Maria Del Carmen
Zamora
If you would like to add or remove a name,
please contact the parish office.
Let us continue to pray for our Armed Forces
and their families.
We thank God for the sacrifices they
make to ensure our freedom.
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Question of the Week
Pregunta de la Semana
Gospel: J ohn 21:1-19
Evangelio: Juan 21:1-19
Adults: In what ways ar e you answer ing J esus’
command to Peter to “feed my sheep”?
Adultos: ¿De qué maner a está r espondiendo al
mandato de Jesús a Pedro: “Apacienta mis ovejas”?
Children: What do you do to take car e of other s
as Jesus asked Peter to do?
Niños: ¿Qué haces par a cuidar de otr os como
Jesús le pidió a Pedro que hiciera?
Lecturas de la Semana
Readings for the Week
Monday:
Acts 6:8-15; Ps 119:23-24, 26-27, 29-30;
Jn 6:22-29
Tuesday:
Acts 7:51 — 8:1a; Ps 31:3cd-4, 6, 7b, 8a,
17, 21ab; Jn 6:30-35
Wednesday: Acts 8:1b-8; Ps 66:1-3a, 4-7a; Jn 6:35-40
Thursday: Acts 8:26-40; Ps 66:8-9, 16-17, 20;
Jn 6:44-51
Friday:
Acts 9:1-20; Ps 117:1bc, 2; Jn 6:52-59
Saturday: Acts 9:31-42; Ps 116:12-17; Jn 6:60-69
Sunday:
Acts 13:14, 43-52; Ps 100:1-3, 5;
Rv 7:9, 14b-17; Jn 10:27-30
Lunes:
Hch 6:8-15; Sal 119 (118):23-24, 26-27,
29-30; Jn 6:22-29
Martes:
Hch 7:51 — 8:1a; Sal 31 (30):3cd-4, 6,
7b, 8a, 17, 21ab; Jn 6:30-35
Miércoles: Hch 8:1b-8; Sal 66 (65):1-3a, 4-7a;
Jn 6:35-40
Jueves:
Hch 8:26-40; Sal 66 (65):8-9, 16-17, 20;
Jn 6:44-51
Viernes: Hch 9:1-20;Sal 117(116):1bc,2;Jn 6:52-59
Sábado:
Hch 9:31-42; Sal 116 (115):12-17; Jn 6:60
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Domingo: Hch 13:14, 43-52; Sal 100 (99):1-3, 5;
Ap 7:9, 14b-17; Jn 10:27-30

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