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saint margaret mary alacoque - St. Margaret Mary Alacoque Catholic

SAI N T M A RGA R E T M A RY
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A MESSAGE FROM MSGR. MARC
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n the story of the creation of human kind in Genesis, God is described as fashioning us
from the earth. But it is the breath of God that animates, gives life to what had been just
a lump of clay. In Hebrew, the word for breath, ruah, also means “spirit” and so it can be
said that the Spirit of God, that same Spirit that was present at the very beginning of creation “hovering over the waters”, the same Spirit that saw the creation of light and the earth
and all that lives, continues to give life to each human being. In a sense, every breath we
take is God exhaling his gift of life into us, animating us and making us responsive to him and to
those around us.
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n the story of Pentecost, Jesus breathes on the
disciples, recalling that original action of God.
Jesus breathes new life into the disciples and,
through them, into the whole Church. It is that
breath, that spirit that continues to enliven the
Church in its mission to preach redemption and
forgiveness of sins through Jesus Christ. Jesus’
salutation, “Peace be with you,” bears fruit when
we realize how reliant we are on God’s breath and
how that creative spirit urges us to participate in
the work of creation so that all things will reflect
the peace and love of God.
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his week we celebrated the Confirmation of
over a hundred fifty of our youth and young
adults. In this Sacrament, we pray that the Breath
of God animate our young people with the gifts of
wisdom, knowledge, understanding, counsel, courage, piety and awe and may those same gifts enliven all of us in our journey of faith.
Honor your family members who have died
serving our country as members of the Armed Services
Memorial Day Mass
Monday, May 28 - 9:00 AM
PASTOR: Rev. Msgr. Marc V. Trudeau
ASSOCIATE PASTORS: Rev. Juan Silva, Rev. Bao Nguyen
PRIEST IN RESIDENCE: Rev. Rowland Nwokocha
DEACONS: Craig Siegman, Rick Soria, Dan Wallace
MASS AND PRAYER SERVICES SCHEDULE
Saturday 5 PM, Sunday 6:45, 8, 9:30, 11 AM, 5 PM, Español 12:30, 7 PM
Monday—Friday 6:30, 8:15 AM, Saturday 8:15 AM only
First Friday 630, 8:15 AM, 7 PM (bilingual)
Followed by all night adoration to the Blessed Sacrament in the chapel
Rosary (in Chapel) Monday—Friday 7 and 8:45 AM; Wednesday 6:30 PM
Perpetual Help Novena Wednesday 7:30 PM
Confessions Friday 5-5:30 PM; Saturday 3:30-4:30 PM and 7:30-8:30 PM
MESAGE DEL MSGR. MARC
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n la historia de la creación de la humanidad en el Génesis, Dios es descrito como nos forma
de la tierra. Pero es el aliento de Dios el que anima, dándole vida a lo que había sido solo un
poco de arcilla. En hebreo, la palabra para aliento, ruah, también significa “espíritu” y así se
puede decir que el Espíritu de Dios, ese mismo espíritu que estuvo presente en el inicio de la creación
“cerniéndose sobre las aguas”, el mismo espíritu que vio la creación de la luz y la tierra y todo ser viviente,
continúa dándole vida a cada ser humano. En un sentido, cada aliento que tomamos es Dios exhalando el
don de la vida en nosotros, animándonos, y haciéndonos responsables con él y con los que nos rodean.
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n la historia de pentecostés, Jesús
sopló sobre los discípulos, recordando la acción original de Dios.
Jesús da nueva vida a los discípulos y, a través de
ellos a toda la iglesia. Es ese aliento, ese espíritu
que sigue latiendo en la iglesia en su misión de
predicar la redención y el perdón de los pecados a
través de Jesucristo. El saludo de Jesús, “La paz
este con ustedes,” da sus frutos cuando nos damos
cuenta que somos dependientes en el aliento de
Dios y como ese espíritu creativo que nos insta a
participar en la obra de la creación para que todas
las cosas reflejen la paz y el amor de Dios.
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sta semana, celebraremos la Confirmación de más de ciento cincuenta de nuestros jóvenes y jóvenes adultos. En este sacramento, oramos para que
el soplo de Dios anime a nuestra gente joven con
los dones de sabiduría, conocimiento, entendimiento, consuelo, valor y temor y que esos mismos
dones nos anime a todos en nuestro camino de fe.
En Honor a los miembros de su familia quienes han servido y
muerto por nuestro pais en las Fuerzas Armadas
Misa de Dia Memorial
Lunes, 28 de Mayo - 9:00 AM
PASTOR: Rev. Msgr. Marc V. Trudeau
PASTOR ASSOCIADO: Padre Juan Silva, Padre Bao Nguyen
PADRE EN RESIDENCIA: Padre Rowland Nwokocha
DIACONOS: Craig Siegman, Rick Soria, Dan Wallace
MISAS Y SERVICIO DE ORACION
Sabado 5 PM, Domingo 6:45, 8, 9:30, 11 AM, 5 PM, Español 12:30, 7 PM
Lunes—Vienres 6:30, 8:15 AM, Sabado 8:15 AM solamente
Primer Viernes 630, 8:15 AM, 7 PM (bilingue)
Seguido de toda la noche de adoracion del Sagrado Sacramento en la capilla
Rosario (en la Capilla) Lunes—Viernes 7 y 8:45 AM; Miercoles 6:30 PM
Novena de Perpetua Miercoles 7:30 PM
Confesiones Viernes 5-5:30 PM; Sabado 3:30-4:30 PM y 7:30-8:30 PM
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CELEBRATING 75 YEARS
A Volunteer Appreciation Invitation
To honor all of you who are serving or have ever served our community in any way
as ministers, educators, members of service organizations....
the parish would like to invite you
TO JOIN US FOR A LOVELY CONTINENTAL
‘THANK YOU’ BREAKFAST
After Each of the Morning Masses Today
This event hosted by The Knights of Columbus
THIS WEEK IN SMM HISTORY
May 30, 1992 – Over 250 St. Margaret Mary
School alumni attended a reunion marking the
school’s 40th anniversary.
May 31, 1993 – Msgr. Sartoris celebrated his
40th anniversary with a parish Mass and outdoor reception.
May 31, 2008 – Lifelong parishioner Ricky
Viveros was ordained a priest for the Archdiocese. He is the first parish-born vocation to
the priesthood. He celebrated his First Mass
of Thanksgiving the next morning, June 1st at
the 9:30am Mass.
“Spend an hour with me.”
7:00 PM
followed by
All Night Adoration
in the Chapel
Monday, May 28
Reading 1: 1 Peter 1:3-9
Gospel: Mark 10:17-27
Friday, June 1
Saint JusƟn
Reading 1: 1 Peter 4:7-13
Gospel: Mark 11:11-26
Tuesday, May 29
Reading 1: 1 Peter 1:10-16
Gospel: Mark 10:28-31
Saturday, June 2
Reading 1: Jude 17, 20b-25
Gospel: Mark 11:27-33
Wednesday, May 30
Reading 1: 1 Peter 1:18-25
Gospel: Mark 10:32-45
Thursday, May 21
VisitaƟon of the Blessed
Virgin Mary
Reading 1: Zephaniah 3:14-18a
Gospel: Luke 1:39-56
Sunday, June 3
Most Holy Trinity
Reading 1: Deut. 4:32-34, 39-40
Reading 2: Romans 8:14-17
Gospel: Matthew 28:16-20
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My spiritual director has a large sign in her office which says: “The good is the enemy of the best”. It’s a
deliberate play on words. It refers to spiritual busyness where we are running around spending our time and
energy on many good things, but leaving out the best…our time with Jesus. The Chinese word for busy is
made of two characters: “heart” and “killing.” When we rush around trying to get stuff done we kill something vital in ourselves and smother the quiet wisdom of our hearts. The actual quote, attributed to Voltaire,
is “the best is the enemy of the good”. This means that we can get so bogged down trying to do something
“perfectly” that we don’t do anything! The Pareto principal explains it numerically. It takes 20% of full
time to complete 80% of a task, but the last 20% takes 80% of the effort. I am always happy when I do a
project and discover what’s missing, forgotten or not possible. Then I think to myself, okay, there’s that
imperfection, now the rest can be “good”. Jesus promises if we let go of trying to run things, he will bring
us rapidly to that perfection in God … where the opposite is true - the good things around us are the enemy
of the best. What is the best? Jesus says “I am the best.”
For your Journal-keeping
♥ What surprised you this week? Was it a perfect moment of grace or timing?
♥ Ask Jesus what is “the best” and listen for his response. Read John 14:6.
Write it in your journal.
Faith Sharing &Fellowship
THURSDAY, MAY 31
7-9 PM
St. Margaret Mary Parish Center
You have a lot to offer!
Each of us is special to the Lord...and each of us
has a lifetime of experiences—both joyous and
disappointing—that can provide meaningful
advice and instruction to others.
Please come share your knowledge, experience
and faith at the next Small Christian Communities
Faith Sharing meeting. Our readings will be those
for The Most Holy Trinity (Deut 4:32-34, 39-40,
Romans 8:14-17, Matthew 28:16-20).
Please join us!
To confirm your attendance call or email
Roy & Carole Hardinge
310 539-6027 or [email protected]
Share your faith with others…
Mark your calendars and RSVP today!
IS THIS THE YEAR FOR YOU?
Thinking about completing your sacraments,
or have you been mulling over the idea of
being baptized a Catholic? The RCIA is an
ongoing process, in which adults learn about
the Catholic faith and are baptized, confirmed and receive Eucharist (First Communion). The process can be joined at any time.
All are welcome. Our next meeting is June
10 at 10:30 AM in the Parish Center. Call the
church office or Sue Ballotti for more information: 310.618.2004
CHANGE OF DATES—PLEASE NOTE
The following 75th Anniversary Celebrations:
Parish Wine Tasting Event
Originally scheduled for May
New Date: July 14 combined with the
official opening of our new ‘memorial’ patio.
Parish Picnic
Originally set for June 20—POSTPONED
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E S P I R I T U A L
PENTECOSTES
Por Humberto Beltrán
Hoy hace una semana que celebramos la partida
de Jesús, una semana que él ascendió a los cielos
para reunirse con su Padre. Pero nos mando como
herencia al Espíritu Santo.
La fiesta de pentecostés nos habla de la universalidad del amor de Dios, de la presencia eficaz de
este amor entre nosotros, de los dones del amor de
Dios, porque el amor de Dios no es otra cosa que
el Espíritu Santo. Y hoy, en medio de una gran
efusión de alegría, la iglesia celebra el primer brote abundante de la presencia del Espíritu Santo
entre nosotros.
¿Vivimos según la Ley de Dios?
Al leer los libros de la Biblia vemos en ellos una
repetición de lo que encontramos en los libros de
historia, con una diferencia: en ellos oímos un
continuo reclamo al hombre por parte de Dios,
una invitación a vivir según su Ley. Y la historia
de la salvación culmina en la encarnación del Mesías, cuya misión redentora llega a su cumbre en
Pentecostés. La consecuencia del pecado, la división entre los hombres, tiene también su final feliz
en Pentecostés.
El primer milagro de Pentecostés es precisamente
el signo contrario de Babel. Pentecostés es la unidad del hombre y como milagro magnifico se produce la unidad de lenguas, como para darnos a
entender que las diferencias externas son ilusorias; la humanidad somos todos básicamente iguales y somos todos capaces de entendernos: basta
con abrir el corazón y dejar obrar a Dios en nosotros, porque la gracia de Dios produce la unión.
La efusión del Espíritu Santo y el mandato de Jesús a sus apóstoles nos comunican una noticia
maravillosa, una noticia que realmente va a hacer
cambiar el rumbo de la historia y de la humanidad: la humanidad es perdonada, la humanidad
queda en paz con Dios. Dios compartido con la
humanidad en Jesús para que nosotros compartamos su divinidad.
¿Estamos en armonía con
todas las cosas?
La paz es la consecuencia del perdón. La paz es un
regalo de Dios, es la facultad de estar en armonía
con todas las cosas, pero es también un fruto de la
cooperación de la humanidad con la gracia de
Dios.
La reflexión sobre Pentecostés se mueve en el horizonte marcado por un rico trasfondo bíblico, que
evoca imágenes y palabras de muchos pasajes del
Antiguo Testamento.
En Pentecostés se pone en relieve el Espíritu de
Dios, comparado en la Sagrada Escritura con el
viento y el aliento, sin los cuales nosotros moriríamos. El Espíritu es respiración de Dios. El soplo
respiratorio de la humanidad viene de Dios, a
quien vuelve cuando una persona fallece. El Espíritu es también viento confortante, brisa, huracán
que arrasa y cuya procedencia se ignora en ocasiones. Se manifiesta sobre todo en los Profetas, críticos de los mecanismos del poder y del culto equivocado y defensores de los marginados. El mismo
Espíritu que hoy fecunda a la iglesia y a los cristianos creó el mundo y dio vida humana al barro en
la pareja formada por Adán y Eva.
Reflexión
Nosotros hemos sido redimidos, perdonados, santificados por la sangre de Cristo y
hemos sido vivificados por la presencia del
Espíritu que nos da la fe, la esperanza, el
amor. En la eucaristía actualizamos una
vez más la presencia viva del Espíritu Santo que, hoy al igual que ayer, derrama sus
múltiples dones sobre la iglesia.
Abramos, pues, nuestros corazones para
que fructifique en nosotros su maravillosa
acción que en Cristo nos conduce hacia la
casa del Padre.
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ST. MARGARET MARY PARISH
The Early Years- conƟnued
In 1964, the Holy Name Society opened a firework stand in Lomita. The stand was not just a
source of income for the Holy Name, but provided financial support for numerous projects within the parish. The very successful stand was
closed in 1985. During the course of 21 years the
stand had provided over $200,000 in support of
the parish.
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75TH ANNIVERSARY
COOKBOOK NEWS
PURCHASE AN AD !
Increase your business’ visibility.
Create a personal tribute.
Help defray the cost of printing our
75th Anniversary Cookbook.
$25 for a business card-sized
$35 for a quarter-page,
$50 for a half-page,
and $100 for a full-page.
If you or someone you know would like to place
an ad or if you just want more information, call
Sydne Newberry (310-962-3329),
Elaine Holcomb (424-263-5133) or
Evelyn Hensley (424-223-4194).
DEADLINE TO SUBMIT RECIPES
AND ADS FOR THE COOKBOOK
IS JUNE 10TH!
ORGAN MUSIC IN THE
CHURCH
SATURDAY, JUNE 16, 2012
10AM-3 PM
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ELODIA REYNOSA
ELDELMIRA REYNOSA
JOHN DENMAN
CHRISY MAYNEZ
KEN MEYERS
LOUISE LEWIS
MELINDA BRADSHAW
COURTNEY HALL
ESTHER MORE
CHARLIE KURTZ
TIM EDWARDS
FRANK RODRIGUEZ
ALBERT NEGRETE
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FRIDAYS AT 1:00 pm
Come to hear music celebrating the
Resurrection
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VIRGIE MARTINEZ GLORIA LIM
PETER RAMAGE
MARJORIE NEGRETE
TONY SANDOVAL JR.
JOSE SANCHEZ
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CELEBRANDO 75 AÑOS
Una Invitacion para
Apreciar los Voluntarios
Para honrar a todos los que están sirviendo o han servido a nuestra comunidad en modo
alguno como voluntarios, la parroquia le gustaría invitarlos
A UNIRSE EN UN DESAYUNO “DE GRACIAS” CONTINENTAL
DESPUES CADA MISAS DE LA MAÑANA DEL HOY.
ESTA SEMANA EN LA HISTORIA DE
SMM
Mayo 30, 1992 – Mas de 250 alumnos de la
escuela de Sta. Margarita María atendieron
una reunión del 40a. Aniversario.
Mayo 31, 1993 – Msgr. Sartoris celebro su
40a aniversario con una Misa y una recepción.
Mayo 31, 2008 – Nuestro miembro de la parroquia Ricky Viveros fue ordenado como padre de la Arquidiócesis. El celebro su primera
Misa la mañana siguiente del día 1 de Junio a
las 9:30 de la mañana.
“Ven una hora commigo.”
7:00 de la noche
Seguido de
Toda de la Noche de
Adoración en la
Capilla
Lunes 28 de Mayo
1a Lectura: 1 Pedro 1:3-9
Evangelio: Marcos 10:17-27
Viernes 1 de Junio
San JusƟn
1a Lectura: 1 Pedro 4:7-13
Evangelio: Marcos 11:11-26
Martes 29 de Mayo
1a Lectura: 1 Pedro 1:10-16
Evangelio: Marcos 10:28-31
Sabado 2 de Junio
1a Lectura: 17, 20-25
Evangelio: Marcos 11:27-33
Miercoles 30 de Mayo
1a Lectura: 1 Pedro 1:18-25
Evangelio: Marcos 10:32-45
Jueves 31 de Mayo
Visitacion de la Sagrada
Virgen Maria
1a Lectura: Sofonias 3:14-18
Evangelio: Lucas 1:39-56
Domingo 3 de Junio
Sagrada Trinidad
1a Lectura: Deut. 4:32-34, 39-40
2a Lectura: Romanos 8:14-17
Evangelio: Mateo 28:16-20
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Mi directora espiritual tiene un gran signo en su oficina que dice: “El bueno es el enemigo del
mejor”. Es como un juego de palabras intencionales. Se refiere a las ocupaciones espirituales donde estamos ejecutando en torno a gastar nuestro tiempo y energía en muchas cosas buenas, pero dejando lo mejor…nuestro tiempo con Jesús. La palabra china para ocupados está hecha de dos caracteres: “corazón” y
“matanza”. Cuando corremos por ahí tratando de conseguir cosas matamos algo vital en nosotros mismos
y sofocamos la sabiduría quieta de nuestros corazones. La cita actual, atribuida a Voltaire, es “lo mejor es
enemigo de lo bueno”. Esto quiere decir que podemos estar tan atascados tratando de hacer algo
“perfectamente” ¡que no hacemos nada! El director Pareto lo explica numéricamente. Toma 20% del tiempo total para completar 80% de una tarea, pero el último 20% toma 80% del esfuerzo. Siempre me siento
feliz cuando hago un proyecto y descubro lo que falta, olvidado o no es posible. Entonces me digo a mi
mismo, bien no hay esa imperfección, ahora el resto puede ser “bueno”. Jesús prometió si dejamos de tratar
de hacer las cosas, él nos traerá rápidamente a esa perfección en Dios…donde ocurre lo contrario – las cosas buenas que nos rodean son el enemigo de lo mejor. ¿Qué es lo mejor? Jesús dice “Yo soy el mejor.”
Para su Diario
♥ ¿Qué es lo mejor? Jesús dice “Yo soy el mejor.
♥ Pregúntale a Jesús que es “lo mejor” y escucha su respuesta. Lee Juan 14:6
Escribe en tu diario.
♥ Busque maneras para apreciar los momentos de tranquilidad que
puedan traer paz, belleza o alegría.
♥ ¿Qué te sorprendió esta semana? ¿Fue un momento perfecto de gracia o tiempo?
CAMBIO DE FECHAS
Música de organo
en la iglesia
LOS VIERNES A LA 1:00 DE
LA TARDE
Venga y escuche la música para
celebrar la resurrección.
De las Celebración del 75 Aniversario:
El Evento para Probar el Vino
Originalmente programado para Mayo
Fecha Nueva: Julio 14 con la inauguracion oficial del patio de nuetro Nuevo “memorial”
Picnic de la Parroquia
Originalmente prevista para Junio 20 esta
POSPUESTA
CLASES DE BIBLIA
Venga a vivir la experiencia de un Estudio Bíblico Sistemático y profundo:
Los Días Martes
Para mas información favor de llamar a:
Minerva Sanchez (310) 530-9323
Teresa Carbajal (310) 326-3364 Ext. 16
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The Holy Name wishes to remember all men
and women who died while serving in the US
Armed Services. Please pray for them & their
families.
Monday, May 28
8:15 AM Mass is being offered is being offered for the following deceased HNS men:
LOUIE GARNICA, HECTOR RENDON &
Jim Tribia
Who are the new officers of HNS?
When is the Installation BBQ?
What events are coming up?
Go to our website to find out!
hns.stmargaretmarylomita.org
CANONIZATION OF
BLESSED PEDRO CALUNGSOD
All SMM Parishioners
are invited to join the
Pilgrimage to Italy for the canonization of
Blessed Pedro Calungsod
October 19-29, 2012
In addition to Rome, the tour will include
Rome, San Giovanni, Rotondo, Assisi, Siena, Florence, Padua, Loreto and Venice.
Blessed Pedro is a great, great, great grand relative
of our parishioner, Sonia Colungsod Lewis.
For more information please contact
Linda Williams 310-320-9514 or
Sonia Lewis 310-549-9809 or
e-mail: [email protected].
Please book ASAP as space is limited.
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Council 7864
Wednesday, May 30
2nd Degree Exemplification
St. Maria Goetti Hall
3954 Palo Verde Ave., Long Beach
Contact Manny Vieyra at 562 425 8811
Friday, June 1
First Friday Adoration
Evening Mass—7:00 PM
followed by all night Adoration in the Chapel.
Sunday, June 3
Traffic Assistance in parish parking area.
Thursday, June 7
Council Meeting & Election of Officerrs
7:00 PM—Hegarty Hall
For Insurance update Ernie Literte (310) 781-3048
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SAINT MARGARET MARY
ALACOQUE CATHOLIC
CHURCH
25511 Eshelman Ave.
Lomita, CA 90717
Website:
smmlomita.org
Email:
[email protected]
Telephones:
(310) 326-3364
(310) 539-1570 (fax)
PARISH OFFICE HOURS
Mon-Fri, 8 AM—8 PM
Saturday, 8 AM—5PM
(Monday—Saturday
closed Noon to 1 PM)
Sunday, 9 AM—1 PM
STAFF
Parish Administrator
Deacon Dan Wallace, ext 42
Religious Education
Joe Voigt, ext 17
Teresa Carbajal, ext 16
Youth Ministry
Michael Warden, ext 13
Christian Service
Laura Nieto, ext 35
Religious Vocations
Tom Reis (310) 325-6131
Contact Parish Office for:
All Sacraments, Quiceañeras,
Anointing of the Sick, Funeral
Arrangements, Registrations,
Volunteer Opportunities and
all other questions.
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HELP FR. RODGERS & THE CHILDREN OF ZAMBIA
We all remember Father Rodgers and his loving service here at
St. Margaret Mary. Since he returned to Zambia he has been in
charge of all the Catholic Schools in the country. He is supervising a Catholic school system with many needs.
For the past five years St. Margaret Mary’s parishioners have
raised between $2000 and $8000 annually to assist Fr. Rodgers. The money has been spent for support of Chilubi, a rural
elementary and high school in Zambia. The monies have provided: eye glasses, school desks (where students were sitting
on the floor) and solar panels providing electricity for the first
time in the history of the school. We have provided tuition support for a group of 35 students. .
Fr. Rodger says that these contributions have brought hope to
the children of Chulibi Basic School. In five years none of the
students in our group have left school - a major improvement,
especially for female students.
If you would like to be a part of helping Fr. Rodgers and our
brothers and sisters in Zambia, you can donate to the annual
collection this year.
Place your donation in an envelope and write Zambia on the
outside. Checks should be made out to St. Margaret Mary with
Zambia noted at the bottom of the check. Place your donation in
the collection by June 24 or bring the money to the church office.
Questions? Call Janine Goodale at 310-530-5228.
PROTECT OUR CHILDREN
Did you Know?
Bullying Is a Form of Abuse
[email protected]
Did you know that bullying is a form of abuse, and therefore is forbidden in our Catholic schools? Bullying typically consists of direct behaviors, such as teasing, taunting, threatening, hitting, shoving and stealing.
But it might also be indirect, such as spreading rumors that cause victims to be socially isolated through intentional exclusion. Cyberbullying, which involves the use of the Internet or mobile phones to send inappropriate messages and images to or about others, is also behavior
that is not tolerated in our Catholic schools. If you suspect bullying of a
child at school, please contact the school principal with your concerns.
Read your Bulletin Fridays
online on our website
For particular help, you may call Assistance Ministry at
(213) 637-7650.
PARISH SCHOOL
Douglas Erhard, Principal
(310) 326-9494, ext 21
BULLETIN
Deadline: Friday Noon
9 days before your article
will appear.
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SABADO, 16 DE JUNIO
2012
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O email [email protected]
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Proveer Consejería ____
Alimentas, y cuidar de los desamparados____
Tutor, ayudante de maestro ____ ____
Trabajar en la pagina de Internet ____
Ayudar en Little Sisters, Sisters of Charity ____
Planear las Misas/Liturgia ____
Reunión/Planeando ____
Ministerio de los Enfermos ____
Chequear el grupo que representa:
Comité del 75th Aniversario __
Boy Scouts __
Servicio Cristiano __
Voluntario de la Comunidad (no en
SMM)_
Environmental committee __
Ministerio de Eucaristía/hospital/
casa __
Comunidad Filipina__
Proveer hospitalidad ____
Girl Scouts __
Comunidad Hispana__
Ministerio Desamparados
___
Santo Nombre __
Individual __
Knights of Columbus __
Comité de Liturgia__
Feria de Lomita __
Mantenimiento__
Escuela Publica __
Educación Religiosa __
SMM Parish/Staff, voluntario__
SMM EscuelaStaff, voluntario __
Sociedad de Mujeres __
Ministerio de Jóvenes __
13
INFORMATION NIGHT
Are you waiting for more information BEFORE
registering for the
PARISH PILGIMAGE TO
FRANCE & ITALY
NOVEMBER 4-15, 2012 ?
This is your chance. No obligation necessary.
A special information meeting will be held
MONDAY, JUNE 4 at 7:00 PM
in the Parish Center
regarding our upcoming pilgrimage in
celebration of our parish’s 75th Anniversary.
Representatives from Catholic Travel Centre will
provide all necessary details of our itinerary led by
Msgr. Marc. Come and learn more about this trip
of a lifetime.
For further info call: Mike Molina at 310 710 4982
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The family of Carmen "Cookie" Moreno are
grateful for the prayers, Mass Cards, best wishes
and thoughts of so many wonderful parishioners
during this time of grief. Thank you to all who
participated in Cookie's Funeral Mass, and we
appreciate all who assisted in the reception which
followed. Cookie lived her life to the fullest,
which included many years of service here at this
parish which she loved. Her memory will live on
in the parishioners who continue their
ministry every Wednesday at Christian Service
and especially each year at the Lomita Fair. We
thank you for your love and support.
Love,
Dolores Reynard
The Reynard and Molina Families
SACRED HEART SERVICE HOURS
HELP US REACH OUR GOAL OF 75,000 HOURS BY OCTOBER!
PLEASE REPORT YOUR SACRED HEART SERVICE HOURS
Enter number of hours and date of activity
COMPLETE ONE FORM FOR EACH ACTIVITY. More forms available in Parish office.
NAME _______________________________________
PHONE/EMAIL __________________________________
Address, communicate or inform ____
Assist Elderly ___
Care for God’s creatures/animals ____
Care for Environment/Earth ____
Chaperone/Youth Ministry ____
Feed, care for or clothe homeless/need ____
Fundraising for church or community ____
Help at Little Sisters or similar ____
Help with or plan Mass/Liturgy ____
Meeting/Planning ____
Check which group you represent:
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75 Anniversary Committee __
Boy Scouts __
Christian Service __
Community Volunteer (not SMM)_
Environmental committee __
Ministry to sick or shut-in ____
Preparation or organizing ____
Produce Weekly Bulletin ____
Provide clerical assistance ____
Provide Counseling ____
Provide hospitality/refreshments ____
Tutor, aide or teach ____
Weekly grocery distribution ____
Work on website ____
Other ____
Finance Council __
Girl Scouts __
Hispanic Community __
Homeless Ministry __
Holy Name __
Individual __
Knights of Columbus __
Liturgy Committee __
Lomita Fair __
Maintenance/Enhancement __
Public School __
Religious Education __
SMM Parish/Staff, volunteer __
SMM School/Staff, volunteer __
Women’s Society __
Youth Ministry __
This month we are reading
THE CATHOLIC
CHURCH THROUGH
THE AGES
by
JOHN VIDMAR, OP
THIS Thursday, May 31, 7 PM
Questions? Call Flo (310) 328-8915
email: [email protected]
Would you be interested in a morning
session of Book Club if it was available?
Call or email Flo to let us know.
Upcoming Titles:
Til We Have Faces by C.S. Lewis
The Seven Storey Mountain by Thomas Merton
The Accidental Pope: A Novel by Raymond Flynn
SMMC Fundraising Event
WILL YOU BE THE NEXT
Are you a young lady 15 or older?
Do you have lots of enthusiasm and drive?
Do you want to play an important role
in the 2012 Lomita fair?
THEN THE LOMITA FAIR QUEEN
CONTEST COMMITTEE WANTS YOU!
Contact Diane (310) 325-3038
or email [email protected]
Applications are available
in the parish office.
SATURDAY, JULY 7
HEGARTY HALL
6 PM—12 MIDNIGHT
Donation: $25 pre sale
$30 at the door
Tickets Available Now!
On Sale in the Patio on
Sunday, May 27th & June 10th
Contact: Barbara DeBoer (310) 990-4223
Brian Mieliwocki (310) 256-9499
Linda Williams (310) 320-9514
Organized by the Filipino Community