May 10, 2015 - Christ the King Roman Catholic Church, Hollywood

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CHRIST THE KING ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH
624 NORTH ROSSMORE AVENUE, LOS ANGELES, CA 90004
MOTHER’S DAY NOVENA
Today is Mother’s Day!
Give your mom (living or deceased) a spiritual bouquet!
What better way to show your mom how much she is loved
and appreciated than by offering a novena for her!
From Sunday, May 10th, until Monday, May 18th,
we will be having a novena in honour of all mothers.
If you would like to add your mom, aunt, sister,
or any special woman to our list,
please pick up a card
after Sunday Masses or at the Parish Office.
Suggested donation $20.00
Sixth Sunday of Easter
May 10, 2015
It was not you who chose me, but I who chose you
and appointed you to go and bear fruit.
— John 15:16
Mass Schedule /Horario de Misas
Saturday Vigil (Eng): 5:30PM
Sunday (Eng): 8:30AM, 10:30AM, 5:30PM
Domingo (Esp): 12:30PM
Daily Mass/Misa Diaria
Monday - Friday: 7:30AM (Eng)
1st Fri. / 1er Viernes: 6:30PM (Eng)
Holy Days of Obligation /
Días de Precepto
7:30AM, 8:15AM, 12:15PM, 6:00PM (English)
7:15PM (Español)
Sacrament of Reconciliation /
Confesiones
Saturday / Sábado: 4:00PM - 5:00PM
(Also by Appointment / También por cita)
Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament /
Exposición del Santísimo
Tuesday / Martes: 7:00PM - 9:00PM
1st Fri. / 1er Viernes: 7:30AM - 9:00PM
BAPTISMS / BAUTIZOS
Pre-Baptismal class is required for
parents & godparents. Call the Parish Office
to register for class & baptismal dates.
Las clases pre-bautismales son un requisito
para los papás y padrinos.
Para mas información y para inscribirse
llame a la oficina.
ANOINTING OF THE SICK/ UNCIÓN
DE LOS ENFERMOS
If you know of a parishioner who is in the hospital or
housebound & is in need of a priest,
please contact Parish Office.
Si conoce algún feligrés que este en el hospital o
enfermo en casa y necesita de un sacerdote,
favor de llamar a la oficina.
WEDDINGS / BODAS & QUINCEAÑERAS
Minimum of 6 months advance notice required.
Please call the office for an appointment .
(Mínimo 6 meses de anticipación requerida. Favor de
llamar a la oficina para pedir una cita.)
PARISH OFFICE
Pastor: Msgr. Paul Montoya
616 North Rossmore Avenue
Los Angeles, CA 90004
Phone: 323.465.7605
Fax: 323.463.4895
Hours: Mon - Fri : 9:00AM to 5:00PM
PASTORAL TEAM
Res. Priest: Fr. Carlos Blanco
Deacon Ricardo & Elba Villacorta
Deacon Felix & Alicia Rac
Deacon Marco & Martina Garcia
Business Manager: Eva Clarke
Director of Rel. Ed.: Sr. Alicia Hernandez, CVD
Confirmation Coordinator: Maria Elena Burgos
Wedding /XVRA/Funeral Coordinator:
Sr. Maria Teresa Diaz, CVD
Maintenance: Marcos Cortes
School Maintenance: F. Resendiz
PARISH SCHOOL
School Principal: Ruth Anderson
(Grades: Transitional K through 8th)
617 N. Arden Blvd.
Los Angeles, California 90004
323.462.4753—Fax: 323.462.8475
www.cksla.org
[email protected]
Hours: Mon-Fri: 7:30 AM - 4:00 PM
Mission Statement
We, the Roman Catholic faith community of
Christ the King,
desire to be a haven of peace and a place
of belonging to all those who come in contact with us.
We proclaim the Good News of Jesus Christ lived
out in thought, word, and deed.
May we, a Eucharistic People, be transformed by the
power of the Holy Spirit and recognize the image of
God in every person we encounter.
Parish Financial Update
May 02 & 03, 2015
Envelopes:
Plate:
Maintenance Fund:
Total:
Expenses:
Difference:
$4111.00
$1012.50
$1333.00
$6,694.50
$11,711.00
($5,016.50
Masses for the Week
SAT.
5:30 PM
May 09
Victoria Figueroa †
SUN.
8:30 AM
10:30 AM
12:30 PM
5:30 PM
May 10
Mother’s Day Novena
Novena del Dia de Madres
MON.
7:30 AM
May 11
TUES.
7:30 AM
May 12
WED.
7:30 AM
May 13
THURS.
7:30 AM
May 14
FRI.
7:30 AM
8:10 AM
May 15
School Children
SAT.
5:30 PM
May 16
PARISH CALENDAR 2015
Date
Time
Event
7:30 PM
7:30 PM
Sp. Choir (Church)
Eng. Baptism Class
(Lib)
May 12
Tuesday
7:00 PM
Eucharistic Adoration
May 13
Wednesday
7:30 PM
8:00 PM
RCIA (Hall)
Eng. Choir (Church)
May 14
Thursday
6:30 PM
First Communion
Rehearsal (Church)
May 11
Monday
May 15
Friday
May 16
Saturday
May 17
Sunday
7:30 PM
7:30 PM
Spanish Community
1Cor 13 (Hall)
RICA (Library)
10:00 AM
5:30 PM
First Communions
Confirmations
9:45 AM
2:30 PM
Eng. Choir (Church)
OHOM
Pray for the Sick
Dn. Marco A. Garcia, Martina Garcia, Manuel Ayala,
Janice Kovacek, Margaret Easton, Frances Velasco,
Gina Velasco, Maria Pacheco, Ralph Robinson,
Alfred Urcuyo, Rocco Shiavo, Mary Crowe,
Irene Stone, Esperanza Calderon, Daniel Price,
Lee Roter, Sr. Leticia Gomez HBCVD, Simon Woo,
Erwin de la Cruz, Jyoti, Dora Morales,
Daniel Victorin, Fr. Norman Supancheck,
Brandon White, Jose Mendoza,
Charles and LaJeania Moore, Fran Whitley
Mary Pat Gleason & Ausberto Barahona
Dear Jesus, Divine Physician and Healer of the sick, we turn
to You in this time of illness. O dearest comforter of the
troubled, alleviate our worry and sorrow with Your gentle
love, and grant us the grace and strength
to accept this burden.
Dear God, we place our worries in Your hands.
We ask that You restore Your servant to health
again. Above all, grant us the grace to
acknowledge Your holy will and know that
whatsoever You do,
You do for the love of us. Amen.
eavenly Father, we tenderly lift up
Samuel Tanata Lopez,
Nenita de Jesus, Alma Sexton,
Kyle Hancock, Sonia Melgar,
Magdalena Gavidia, Victoria Figueroa,
& all deceased Parishioners of Christ the King
into your loving embrace. You have told of the banquet
that awaits us when we return home to you.
Your Word has assured us that life is changed and not
ended. May our sorrow be replaced with joy in knowing all
who dwell with you, dwell in your everlasting Holiness.
Please give us the grace we need to continue with our lives
and hold the gentle memories warmly in our hearts,
knowing that we will one day be reunited in that glorious
place you have prepared for us all.
We ask this in the name of our Lord, Jesus Christ.
Amen.
Special Prayer Request
Please keep in your prayers all the children who
will receive their
First Communion
May 16 at 10AM.
Also pray for the youth candidates who will
receive the Sacrament of Confirmation
that same evening at 5:30PM.
May God give them all
His Spirit and Blessing.
Coming Parish Events/Updates
May 14
May 16
May 16
May 24
May 25
May 31
Jun 07
Rel. Education First Communions
Rehearsal
Rel. Ed. First Communions Mass
Rel. Ed. Confirmations Mass
Second Collection –Card. McIntyre
Memorial Day—Office Closed
Marie Moore Retirement Mass
Altar Server’s Fundraiser Breakfast
On Behalf of Christ the King Parish & the School
We thank everyone who helped out in the festival providing the food & drinks, games and
entertainment & bringing togetherness, joy and a great successful event.
We thank all of our parents, students, and parishioners who took part and provided their support, and
participation in our annual event. We are looking forward to next year’s festival.
God bless you all!
LOVE ONE ANOTHER
Last Sunday we heard the familiar passage from
John’s Gospel in which Jesus uses the metaphor of the
vine and the branches. In that passage we were told
that if we remained in Christ we would bear much
fruit. Today’s Gospel tells us just what that fruit is:
love. Today’s second reading and Gospel together
create a great hymn to love. The chorus of this hymn
is simple—God loves us so much that Jesus was sent
into the world so that we would have life. The Lord
Jesus, who last week told us to remain in him, this
week tells us to remain in his love. In a world marked
by division and terrorism, the Lord’s final words in
today’s Gospel are a great challenge:
“This I command you: love one another.”
Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co.
TODAY’S READINGS
First Reading — The gift of the Holy Spirit was
poured out on the Gentiles also
(Acts 10:25-26, 34-35, 44-48).
Psalm
— The Lord has revealed to the
Nations his saving power
(Psalm 98).
Second Reading — God is love (1 John 4:7-10)
or 1 John 4:11-16.
Gospel
— No one has greater love than
this: to lay down one’s life for one’s
friends (John 15:9-17) or
John 17:11b-19.
The English translation of the Psalm Responses from the Lectionary for Mass © 1969,
1981, 1997, International Commission on English in the Liturgy Corporation. All rights
reserved.
VIRTUS Re-Certification for Volunteers
For CTK volunteers who completed VIRTUS
in 2011 or before
Thursday June 18, 2015 — 7PM to 9PM
Don’t know if you are due? Contact the Office
PLEASE CALL 323-465-7605 to enroll.
Child molesters look like everyone else.
They do not look like scary people that anyone
should know to avoid. They do live with their
families and in our neighborhoods. An important
way to assure the safety of children is to know
the warning signs of adults who present a risk of
harm to children. Some of these signs include:
1. Wanting to be alone with children.
2. Allowing children to do things their parents
would not permit.
3. Being more excited to be with children than
with adults.
4. Discouraging others from participating in
activities involving kids.
For information about the VIRTUS® Child
Sexual Abuse Prevention programs
contact: [email protected]
or go to www.virtus.org.
LIVING AS MARY LIVED
face was the first face that Jesus saw when he came into this world. Her
M ary’s
voice was the first voice he heard. She was with him also at the end of his life.
He was looking at her in the moments before he gave up his life for us on the cross.
The last conversation that Jesus had was with Mary. And it was about us.
We all remember the scene at the foot of the cross. It is filled with sadness. Jesus
sees Mary and the apostle John there. He says to his mother, “Woman, behold your
son!” Then he says to St. John, “Behold your mother!” From that moment on, the
Gospel tells us, John took Mary to his own home. Jesus was doing what any good son
would do. He was making sure that his mother would be well taken care of after he
was gone. So he entrusted her to his beloved disciple. But he was also making
provisions for us. His words, “Behold your mother!” are a command. They are
addressed to everyone who would be his disciple. Jesus entrusted each one us to
Mary. His last wish — some call it his last will and testament — was that his mother would be our mother.
As St. John did, each of us must take Mary into our “own home,” into our lives. We must have a deep personal
relationship with her — one of love, affection, devotion and trust.
Jesus grew in wisdom in the household at Nazareth, with Mary and St. Joseph. We can grow in faith and holiness
too if we stay close to Mary. We need to be like good children, listening to her words and learning from her
example. Mary told the angel at the Annunciation, “Let it be done to me according to your word.” Mary entrusted
herself totally to God’s will for her life. She made a conscious decision to cooperate with his will, to be a
“handmaid” to his plan of salvation. I like to think that Jesus learned something of his own attitude of trust in
God’s will from Mary.
We can hear her faith reflected in the words that Jesus taught his disciples to pray: “Thy will be done.” We can
hear how deeply Jesus himself lived this attitude of abandonment to God’s will. On the night he was asked to die
for us, he prayed: “Not my will, but thine be done.” That’s the attitude we need to live as children of God and
children of Mary. Like Jesus and like Mary, we need to trust that our heavenly Father knows what is best for us,
that he has a plan and a purpose for our lives.
We need to say to God in every circumstance, “Not my will, but thy will be done.” We can also learn a lot from
Mary’s habit of reflecting on the life of her son.
The Gospel says she treasured his words and pondered the
meaning of his actions: “She kept all these things, pondering them in her heart.”
In this, too, she can be our
model. We should spend some time each day contemplating Jesus’ words and deeds through our prayerful reading
of the Gospels. Like Mary, we should keep his words and example in our ear. We should pray for the grace we
need every day to love her more and to be more like Jesus.
As we pray for one another this week, let us all try to take some practical steps to deepen our devotion to Mary.
Maybe that means praying the rosary with more devotion and affection. Maybe it means saying a special Marian
prayer, like the Memorare. One practice I recommend: Start the habit of asking Mary often during the course of
the day: “Show yourself to be a mother to me!” This prayer comes from an ancient hymn, Ave Maris Stella (“Hail
Star of the Sea”). Many saints have used these words to ask for Mary’s help. Blessed Mother Teresa of Calcutta
would pray: “Mary, Mother of Jesus, be Mother to me now.”
Let us ask Mary’s intercession to help us love her as Jesus loved her. And let us dedicate ourselves to sharing our
lives generously with others — as our Blessed Mother did. Archbishop Gomez
Editor’s note: Archbishop Gomez was at the Vatican to attend a special day of reflection, “Friar Junipero Serra,
Apostle of California, Witness of Holiness,” hosted by the Pontifical Commission for the Latin American and
Pontifical North American College of Rome on May 2. Pope Francis celebrated the Mass. The archbishop is praying
for the intentions of everyone in the archdiocese. He has asked that this week we run this column, originally
published in the Tidings/Angelus News, May 10, 2011. On May 26, Archbishop Gomez marks the fifth anniversary of his arrival to Los Angeles and this is his fourth year as archbishop. He has entrusted his ministry to Mary,
Our Blessed Mother.
Sexto Domingo de Pascua
10 de mayo de 2015
No son ustedes los que me han elegido, soy yo quien los ha elegido
y los ha destinado para que vayan y den fruto.
— Juan 15:16
CALENDARIO 2015
Fecha
Hora
Evento
7:30 PM
7:30 PM
Coro Español (Iglesia)
Clases Pre-bautismales
Ingles (Biblioteca)
Mayo 12
Martes
7:00 PM
Adoración al Santísimo
Mayo 13
Miercoles
7:30 PM
8:00 PM
RCIA (Salón)
Coro Ingles (Iglesia)
Mayo 14
Jueves
6:30 PM
Ensayo de Primera
Comunión (Iglesia)
Mayo 11
Lunes
7:30 PM
Comunidad Hispana
1Cor 13 (Salón)
RICA (Biblioteca)
Mayo 16
Sábado
10:00 AM
5:30 PM
Primeras Comuniones
Confirmaciones
Mayo 17
Domingo
9:45 AM
2:30 PM
Coro en Ingles (Iglesia)
OHOM (Hall)
Mayo 15
Viernes
7:30 PM
Los abusadores sexuales parecen
gente normal.
Ellos no tienen una apariencia asustadora que
llevaría a cualquiera a querer evitarlos. Por el
contrario, viven con sus familias y en nuestros
vecindarios. Uno de los medios más importantes
para garantizar que nuestros niños estén seguros
es conocer las señales de alarma de aquellos
adultos que son un riesgo y pueden lastimar a los
niños. Algunas de esas señales pueden ser:
1. Siempre quiere estar a solas con los niños.
2. Permite a los niños hacer cosas que sus papás
no aprobarían.
3. Se siente más a gusto con niños que con
adultos.
4. Impide a otros que participen en actividades
con niños.
Para más información sobre los programas para
la prevención de abuso sexual infantil VIRTUS®,
escriba a [email protected]
o visite www.virtus.org.
NOVENA EN HONOR DEL
DIA DE LAS MADRES
Anualmente preparamos el encuentro más íntimp y
sanador en donde Jesucristo presente en Cuerpo, Alma y Divinidad se manifiesta en miles de almas que
buscan Su poder de sanación, liberación y redención.
El Congreso de Sanación Interior ofrece esta
experiencia única e intima con Dios que te ayudará a
sanar las heridas más profundas de tu corazón: un
pasado
doloroso, traumas de la niñez, pérdidas, rencores, vicios, y todo lo que roba tu paz interior.
17 de Mayo 2015
Los Angeles Sports Arena
3939 S. Figueroa Street, Los Angeles, CA 90037
7:00 AM—7:00 PM
Donativo: $25 por persona ($30 en Taguilla)
Para más información:
Llame a (626)444-4442
O por correo electronico: even-
Regale un Ramillete Espiritual a su Mamá
(viva o difunta)
Hoy es día de las madres.
Y que mejor manera de demostrarle el amor y
aprecio que se le tiene, que ofreciendo una
novena de misas en su honor.
La novena comenzara del domingo
10 de Mayo hasta el 18 de Mayo.
Si quiere incluir a su mamá, tía, hermana, o
cualquier mujer especial en esta novena
por favor recoja una tarjeta de Madres
al final de las misas hoy domingo o
en la Oficina Parroquial.
Donación Sugerida $20.00
Esquina del Humor
La esclavitud no se abolió, solo se cambio
a ser de 8 horas diarias.
PARISH DIRECTORY
RELIGIOUS EDUCATION
Director of Religious Education
Sr.AliciaHernandez,323.217.3661(cell)
GradesK-8:
SaturdaysfromSept.toMay
9:00amto11:00am
SacramentalPreparation
SaturdaysJanuary-April Lectors: Susan Sayar ot
323.559.1737
Ushers: J oe Silva
323.572.0996
Music / Choir Director: Br ad Fuller
Contact Par ish
Office
Con irmation
Classes:Saturdays(Sept.-May) 3:30pm-6:30pm
Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults (RCIA / RICA)
RosalindDiego,Coordinator(English) 323.463.3306
Classes:Wednesdays7:30pm
Dn.FelixRac,Coordinator(Españ ol)
Clases:Viernes7:30pm
323.732.2782
SOCIAL / FRATERNAL
Hospitality Ministry:
MariemRigonan
213.793.1028
323.578.3258
[email protected]
The Serra Club:
Doyouwanttobeapriest?
Msgr.Forsen Fr.Mendoza 323.313.7262
9:00am-11:00am
Knights of Columbus: GrandKnight:BillAnderson
Extraordinary Ministers of
Holy Communion: Mila Agpaoa
323.463.0652
Conϐirmation Coordinator
MariaElenaBurgos,323-465-7605ext.103
323.216.0380
Sacristans: Mar ie Moor e
Filipino Community:
GaniRomana AnnualSimbangGabi
Altar Servers: Scholastica Lee
11:00amto12:00pm
CatequesisFamiliar:Sá bados,
LITURGICAL MINISTRY
213.637.7248
323.758.5540
PARISH COUNCIL
Finance Council Chair
RichardRossi
818.781.3027
SAFEGUARD THE CHILDREN
Chair :LelisCruzata 323.393.4144
MINISTERIO DE LITURGIA
Coordinador: Dn. Ricar do Villacor ta
323.225.1009
Ministros de Eucaristía: Rene Bur gos
213.382.3633
Lectores: Amanda Br isuela
323.234.7194
Director de Música: Dn. Mar co Gar cia
818.239.9699
Sacristán: Mar tha Pazmino
213.241.1272
Ujieres: Abel Mor ales
323.957.2489
Obra de la Pasión: Rolando Bur gos
626.457.6138
OUTREACH
Homebound Ministers / Ministerio para los Enfermos:
Bring the Blessed Sacrament to CTK shut-in parishioners
Llevar la Eucaristía a los feligreses que no pueden venir.
Respect Life/ Respeto a la /Vida
NFP / Planificación Natural Familiar
Maria Elena Burgos
213.382.3633
https://www. canfp.org
Bereavement Ministry / Ministerio de Duelo:
Dn. Marco Garcia
818.239.9699
3rd Thurs. each month, 7:30 pm
3er Jueves de cada mes, 7:30 pm
Prayer Community / Comunidad de Oración
Divine Mercy: LelisCruzata 323.393.4144
·Formation“Faustinum”:every2ndSat.,3pm-5pm
·CoreMembersMeeting:every2ndSat.,5pm-6pm
One Heart One Mind: RosalindDiego Meet2nd&4thSun.,3pm-7pm,Hall
323.463.3306
Corinthians XIII:
Dn.MarcoAntonioGarcia
818.239.9699
EstudioBı́blico,Viernes,8:00pm,saló nparroquial
323.706.1846
323.205.6068
Singles for Christ:
AllanGonda
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Couples for Christ: Patrick/AnaChua
St. Mary’s Center:
323.662.4391
Emergency food, utility assistance, & community resources.
Alimento y asistencia de emergencia y recursos comunitarios.
Website: www.ctkla.org,
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Email: [email protected]; Phone
323.465.7605
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May 10, 2015 - Christ the King Roman Catholic Church, Hollywood

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