Twenty-Ninth Sunday in Ordinary Time

Seeking Fellowship in Faith, Solidarity in Service, Excellence in Education
Pastor
Rev. David Whorton
Associate Pastor
Rev. Vivian Ben Lima
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Weekday Mass
Mon-Sat: 8:15 AM
Weekend Mass
Saturday Vigil: 5 PM
Sunday:
7:15 AM, 9 AM, 11 AM & 5 PM
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Reconciliation
Saturday: 3:45-4:45 PM
or by appointment
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Parish Center
Mon-Thurs: 8 AM - 8 PM
Friday: 8 AM - 7 PM
Sat & Sun: 8:30 AM - 7 PM
20870 Ventura Blvd.
Woodland Hills 91364
(818) 340-6020
www.stmelparish.org
St. Mel Parish
20870 Ventura Boulevard
Woodland Hills, CA 91364
340-6020
Parish Staff
Pastor
Fr. David Whorton, x1014
Associate
Fr. Vivian Ben Lima, x1016
Deacon
Jerry Cellner, x1017
Director of Administration
Rosemary McLarty, x1019
Director of Faith Formation &
Evangelization
Dr. Ross Porter, x1013
Pastoral Ministry
Brian Conroy, x1018
Elementary School Principal
Mary Beth Lutz, 340-1924
Preschool Director
Claudia Powell, 340-3180
Religious Education Coordinator
Gina Lopez, x1022
Confirmation Coordinator
Ella Sciarra, x1015
Director of Music Ministry
Francesco Alleruzzo, x1028
Liturgy Coordinator
Kerry Edwards, x1025
Website Administrator
Joann Barros, x1026
Secretary/Bookkeeper
Arlene Connors, x1012
Parish Center phone
(818) 340-6020
Fax (818) 340-0261
Parish Center Hours
Monday—Thursday
8:00 a.m.—8:00 p.m.
Friday
8:00 a.m.—7:00 p.m.
Saturday and Sunday
8:30 a.m.—7:00 p.m.
Sacrament of Reconciliation
Saturday 3:45—4:45 p.m.
Or by Appointment
To Become a Registered
Parishioner at St. Mel
call (818) 340-6020, ext. 1012
or register online via our website:
www.stmelparish.org
Parish Service
Pastoral Council/Frank Donner
Finance Council/James Hallissy
Justice & Peace Council/Stephen Gruenfelder
School Council/
Liturgical Ministries
Altar Servers/Kerry Edwards kedwards@stmel.org
Altar Society/Catherine Ghaffari (Linens)
Church Environment/Kerry Edwards kedwards@stmel.org
Eucharistic Ministers/Kerry Edwards kedwards@stmel.org
Greeters for Sunday Liturgies/Margherita Aufmuth
Lectors/Cindy Pardi
Liturgy Committee/Kerry Edwards kedwards@stmel.org
MultiMedia Ministry/Francesco Alleruzzo
Music Ministry/Francesco Alleruzzo falleruzzo@stmel.org
Sacristans/Kerry Edwards kedwards@stmel.org
Ushers/Bob Aufmuth
Personal Growth/Spritual Development/Sacraments for Adults
RCIA (Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults) & Adult Confirmation/
Dr. Ross Porter
JustFaith/Anselm & Pia Varni
JustFaith/Richard & Cindy Pardi
Book Club/Tom Mackel
Men’s Group/Joe Sukitch
Partners in Prayer/Susie Screbant
Rosary Ministry & Eucharist Adoration Coordinator/Mitos Bitong
Theresians/Margie Treichler
Women at the Well/Lynn Findling
Saturday Women’s Circle/Cindy Pardi
Children and Youth
Baptism Preparation/Lisa Feliciano lfeliciano@stmel.org
Teen Confirmation/Ella Sciarra esciarra@stmel.org
RCIY (Rite of Christian Initiation of Youth)/Ages 11-14
Religious Education PreK-8
Sunday Preschool/Ages 3-5 during 9 a.m. Mass
Children’s Sunday Mass Dismissal
Vacation Bible School/Gina Lopez glopez@stmel.org
Monday Morning Moms/Sr. Marie Paul Grech
Ministry of Moms Sharing/Lourdes Curley/Virginia Dooley
Caring Ministries
Ministry to the Sick & Homebound/Ella Sciarra
esciarra@stmel.org
Motion Picture Hospital
Older Adult Services and Intervention
Ann McGlinn-Work stmel.oasis@gmail.com
Bereavement Ministry/Funeral Planning/Grief Support Group
Ella Sciarra esciarra@stmel.org
Outreach
The Brown Bag Bunch/Nancy Gruenfelder
The Hot Lunch Bunch/Nancy Gruenfelder
Detention Ministry/Robert Gerrity
St. Vincent de Paul/Kent Gairdner
St. Vincent de Paul (pick up)
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340-6020
340-6020, x1025
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(805)432-7707
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703-6522
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888-1066
884-2291
(800) 974-3571
Respect Life Activities
Pregnancy Counseling Center
Angels Way Maternity Home/Betty Breneman
895-2500
346-2229
Hospitality/Social
Adult Club/Irene Strauss
Coffee & Donuts/Monica Matthews
344-3333
992-5208
Archdiocesan Service
Worldwide Marriage Encounter/Russ & Jeanine Walker
Archdiocesan Council of Catholic Women/Mati Goodman
Safeguarding the Children/Pat Andre pandre@stmel.org
(805) 648-4244
591-3035
340-6020, x1022
October 18, 2015
Twenty-Ninth Sunday in Ordinary Time
Today’s Readings
Saturday, October 17
5:00 Mass for the People
Sunday, October 18
7:15 Nenita Mojica Basa
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9:00 Flora Valle
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11:00 Moises Rauda
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5:00 Maria Carolina Leano
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Monday, October 19
8:15 Ella Guarneri
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Tuesday, October 20
8:15 Mario Sahagun Arcibal, Sr. 
Wednesday, October 21
8:15 Helen Kilfoyle
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Thursday, October 22
8:15 Trinidad Gomez
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Friday, October 23
8:15 Mark Colombano
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Saturday, October 24
8:15 Trinidad Villorgco    
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First Reading — My servant shall justify many, and their guilt he shall bear
(Isaiah 53:10-11).
Psalm — Lord, let your mercy be on us, as we place our trust in you
(Psalm 33).
Second Reading — Let us confidently approach the throne of grace to
receive mercy and to find grace for timely help (Hebrews 4:14-16).
Gospel — Whoever wishes to be first among you will be the slave of all
(Mark 10:35-45 [42-45]).
Readings for the Week
Monday:
Tuesday:
Rom 4:20-25; Lk 1:69-75; Lk 12:13-21
Rom 5:12, 15b, 17-19, 20b-21;
Ps 40:7-10, 17; Lk 12:35-38
Wednesday: Rom 6:12-18; Ps 124:1b-8; Lk 12:39-48
Thursday: Rom 6:19-23; Ps 1:1-4, 6; Lk 12:49-53
Friday:
Rom 7:18-25a; Ps 119:66, 68, 76-77, 93-94;
Lk 12:54-59
Saturday:
Rom 8:1-11; Ps 24:1b-4ab, 5-6; Lk 13:1-9
Sunday:
Jer 31:7-9; Ps 126:1-6; Heb 5:1-6;
Mk 10:46-52
Prayer for Priests
10/18 Rev. Francis Mendoza
10/19 Rev. Cesar R. Bejarano, O.F.M.
10/20 Rev. Ramiro Sanchez Chan, C.S.
10/21 Rev. Paul Raftery, O.P.
10/22 Rev. Msgr. Steven B. Zak
10/23 Rev. Thomas Schweitzer
10/24 Rev. Michael Stechmann, O.A.R.
Pray for Our Beloved Deceased
In your Masses and prayers during the
week please remember the repose of the
souls of our deceased parishioners.
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Bereavement Support at St. Mel
The Group meets every Tuesday at 7
p.m. in the elementary school faculty
lounge. All are welcome.
Email: bereavement@stmel.org or call
Ella Sciarra at (818) 340-6030, ext. 1015,
email, esciarra@stmel.org.
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Bible Study Program
You are invited to join the Sisters of Notre Dame for a weekly Bible study session called Lectio Divina, facilitated by Sister Mary Regina Robbins. Stop by on
Tuesday evenings in October from 7:00 to 8:00 PM at 1776 Hendrix Avenue,
Thousand Oaks, CA 91360. Committing oneself to the daily practice of reading
and praying the Word of God has a transformative impact on us. Supplementary to other Bible studies, these weekly sessions will provide the atmosphere,
community support, selected scripture texts and guidance to pray scripture
(beginning with John’s Gospel) as a way to commune with God and grow in
Christian virtue. For more information and to RSVP, contact Sister Marie Paul
Grech at mgrech@sndca.org.
Worldwide Marriage Encounter
Your love as husband and wife is a gift to one another as well as a gift from
God. Attend a Worldwide Marriage Encounter Weekend to receive the
tools needed to make the most of this precious gift. Deepen your communication, strengthen your relationship, rekindle your romance -and renew
your sacrament by attending the next WWME weekend Nov 14-15 at St.
Jude in Westlake Village or Nov 20-22 at the Best Western Canoga Park.
Contact Jeanine and Russ Walker at 805-648-4244 or go online at
www.twocanlove.org. We help make good marriages better.
Reflections on Sacred Scripture
Twenty-Ninth Sunday in Ordinary Time
(BTW, There are Thirty-Four Sundays in Ordinary Time)
Lord Have Mercy
As Catholics we have a long habit of focusing almost exclusively on the divinity of Jesus. We rightly understand him
to be the Second Person of the Blessed Trinity, God himself revealed among us. And so we assume he was allknowing (omniscient), and all-powerful (omnipotent) as we understand God to be. This means we also assume Jesus was far beyond or above us in his humanity, perhaps a kind of “superman.”
But the Church’s clear and consistent proclamation of the Gospel includes, in addition to his divinity, acknowledgement of the full humanity of Jesus of Nazareth. While he is the Holy One of God, the Christ, he is also our brother in
his humanity. This truth is highlighted today in our readings as we hear the passage from Isaiah about the Suffering
Servant, the one who can justify many by his suffering. Suffering is a human condition, not divine. It is precisely in
his vulnerable humanity that Jesus carries out the will of the Father who sent him.
We also find Jesus’ humanity expressed in the Gospel today from Saint Mark. Not only can he suffer, but Jesus also
acknowledges that the favor asked of him by his apostles, James and John, the sons of Zebedee, is not his to give –
not within his power. He has been called to be fully human, to become the servant of all, even to become the slave
of all.
Just as with James and John, Jesus struggles to be understood among us today. The Sons of Zebedee had missed
the point – it’s not about “getting what we want” when we pray or ask Jesus, it is about following Jesus so closely
that we come to share in his calling, to become fully human as he did and be at the service of one another and of all
humanity.
To do this requires help – we are totally dependent on the grace of God. But we have access to his grace in the
person of Jesus who understands what it is to be one of us. We can, as the Letter to the Hebrews says, “confidently
approach the throne of grace to receive mercy. As human beings, we all need Mercy! It is precisely in our own
weak and vulnerable humanity that we too carry out the will of God in our lives – not as super-humans. Stepping up
to Eucharist today, approaching the throne of grace, we can say with confidence, “Lord I am not worthy…say but the
word and I shall be healed.”
Brian Conroy, Pastoral Ministry
The Guadalupe Center Needs Committed Volunteers
The Loaves and Fishes Food Pantry needs help at the front desk to assist clients getting groceries, and also in the
stocking and organizing of the food. The pantry is open 9 am-12 noon, M-F.
The Angels’ Corner Thrift Store needs assistance helping with receiving, sorting and organizing various items, cashiering, and general sales people. The store is open 9 am-1 pm, M-F.
Tutors are needed for the after school tutoring program. Available openings: 3 pm-5:30 pm, M-Th.
Training will be provided in all these positions, and speaking Spanish is a plus! Please call Skip Wrightson at 818340-2050, extension 29, if you are interested.
October 2015
Sun
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
Fri
Sat
1
2
3
Adoration 9 am - 9 pm
Benediction 9 pm
Men’s Group 8:45 am
Parish Center
Women’s Group 8:45
am Serenity House
Blessing of the
Animals 10:30 am
Activity Center Lawn
Portrait Sessions
10:00 am - 6:00 pm
4
5
Angel’s Way Bake Sale
Monday Morning
Moms 8:30 am
Serenity House
Adult Ed. Hour 10 am
Library “Habits that lead to
Happiness: Generosity”
Portrait Sessions
10:00 am- 6:00 pm
Teen Confirmation
3:00 pm-6:15 pm
Activity Center
7:00 pm Baptism
Prep Class
Parish Center
11
12
Baptisms
1:00 pm
Columbus Day
Saints Among Us
12:15 pm - 1:30 pm
Room 200
Monday Morning
Moms 8:30 am
Serenity House
6
RCIA 7:00 pm
Parish Center
“Intro to the
Old Testament”
7
8
9
Theresians 10 am
Serenity House
10
Women Waiting on
Wisdom 9:00 am
Serenity House
Virtus Training
Initial Class
6 pm Parish Center
Bereavement Support
7:00 pm Faculty Lounge
13
RCIA 7:00 pm
Parish Center
“Intro to the
New Testament”
14
15
16
M.O.M.S. 10 am
Parish Center
Men’s Group
8:45 am
Parish Center
Teen Confirmation
Year 1 Retreat
9:00 am - 6 pm
Activity Center
Bereavement Support
7:00 pm Faculty Lounge
Teen Confirmation
3:00 pm -6:15 pm
Activity Center
Adult Club 9:30 am
Activity Center
18
19
20
21
Baptisms
1:00 pm
Monday Morning
Moms 8:30 am
Serenity House
RCIA 7:00 pm
Parish Center
“The Gospels”
Book and Video Club
7:00 pm Parish Center
22
23
24
School Halloween Carnival
5 pm - 10 pm
9:00 am Women
Waiting on Wisdom
Serenity House
Bereavement Support
7:00 pm
Faculty Lounge
School Halloween
Carnival
3 pm - 10 pm
25
26
27
28
School Halloween
Carnival
12 pm - 8 pm
Adult Club 9:30 am
Activity Center
RCIA 7:00 pm
Parish Center
“Acts & Epistles”
M.O.M.S. 10 am
Parish Center
Bereavement Support
7:00 pm Faculty Lounge
17
29
30
31
Life, Justice and Peace Corner
Parish Life
Respect Life Month reminds us that our Catholic faith
extends beyond the walls of our church, broadening the
meaning of faith into a challenge to transform that faith
into good works, so that, as we are reminded in the
book of James, our faith is not dead.
St. Mel...Our Legacy
But what does it mean to be pro-life? How do we maintain these values that we are taught in our Catholic
community when we venture into a world that tries to
stifle these beliefs?
We are pro-life just as Jesus was. Through the Gospel,
we journey with Jesus as He heals the distressed, the
weak, the blind, the outcasts, the vulnerable. In these
stories, we glimpse the work that Jesus has cut out for
us – work that might not always be easy.
Just as Jesus has shown us, to be pro-life means to be
a voice for those who cannot defend themselves. These
are people who are shut out from society through unjustified means that society promotes, although sadly
these means have become taboo topics for peaceful
conversation: abortion, euthanasia, the death penalty,
mistreatment of workers, disregard for the poor.
With great faith, we step out of our parish onto the
streets where our views seem to become a minority.
But this illusion of minority can fade when we work together to combat these injustices. And the best part is,
there are already so many facets in our parish and community just waiting for our participation.
And we cannot forget that Jesus and His mother Mary
have given us the most powerful tool: prayer. Prayer
can change the person who prays to see issues in a
new light, to see their role in living the pro-life message.
And it helps us to stay strong when our message is met
with hostility.
When we bring the truth of the dignity of life into our
world, we do so not with a combative nature. Instead,
we treat all with compassion in our peaceful message,
one of hope and truth. Every life is worth protecting.
We are reminded that we are pro-life when we hear the
wise words of the elderly, the heartbeat of the unborn
child; see the smile of those with disabilities, the outstretched hand of the poor.
We are pro-life because we are their voice. They cannot
do it on their own.
--Yvonne Zimmerman
Our Increased Offertory Program Commitment Sunday
is this weekend at all Masses. We encourage all
parishioners to complete and turn in your commitment
card to the church. The Commitment Card contains information on how to plan your increased offertory gift to
the church, and asks for your commitment over the next
year. If you have any questions regarding this program,
or how to give electronically, please contact the parish
office.
Mass of Remembrance on All Souls’ Day
Monday, November 2, 2015– 7:00 p.m.
All who wish to pray for those who have died are invited
to a Mass of Remembrance on All Souls’ Day, Monday,
November 2 at 7:00pm.
We will honor those who have died during this past year,
between November 1, 2014 and October 31, 2015, with
a candle-lighting ceremony.
For parishioners who have had a death of a family member in the past year and the funeral was not at St. Mel, if
you will be attending the November 2 mass and would
like to participate in the candle ceremony, please call
Ella at the St. Mel Parish Office, (818)340-6020, x 1015
before October 30. Please give your name, address
and phone number, the name of the deceased and the
date of their death.
If you received a letter from St. Mel regarding the November 2 Mass of Remembrance, you do not have to
call the Parish Office.
ALL ARE INVITED to come to support those who have
had a death. They will be most grateful for your presence.
St. Mel Halloween Haunt Carnival
Friday, October 23, 5pm-10pm
Saturday October 24, 3pm-10pm
Sunday, October 25, 12pm-8pm
During this fantastic event, guests can enjoy great music, amazing food, spectacular rides, fun games, performances, and the super popular Take-A-Chance!
This is one of St. Mel School's biggest fundraisers of the
year. Please come and join in the fun! Raffle tickets are
available for sale in the Parish Center.
Parking for the weekend Masses will be limited. However, free parking will be available in the covered lot at
20750 Ventura Blvd. (corner of Kelvin and Ventura). Do
not park in the lot to the east of the church, 20812 Ventura Blvd. For more information please contact: Brittney
Van Velzer, britvanv@gmail.com.
Month of the Most Holy Rosary
Join the Sisters of Notre Dame in celebration of Our Lady’s Month of the Most Holy Rosary with a Contemplative Rosary
Experience! We will pray the Luminous Mysteries with scripture readings, meditation, music and song, icons and other
sacred images of our Blessed Mother. This rosary was inspired by St. Pope John Paul’s apostolic letter on the rosary
(Rosarium Virginis Mariae), and created by musician and composer Bob Hurd. All are welcome on Thursday, October
22, 10:00 to 11:30 a.m. AND 7:00 to 8:30 p.m. at Notre Dame Center (1776 Hendrix Avenue, Thousand Oaks CA 91360).
The event will be facilitated by Sister Antoinette Marie Moon. For more information and to RSVP, contact Sr. Marie Paul
Grech at mgrech@sndca.org
St. Mel Book and Video Club
The next meeting of the Book and Video Club will be held on Wednesday, October 21st, 7 pm, on the 2nd floor of
the Parish Center.
This month the Book and Video Club presents the film “St. Maria Goretti”. The film tells the inspiring and tragic story
of the beloved Saint of modern youth, Maria Goretti. Born in 1890, in a small Italian town, she was the second of 6
children whose family worked as sharecroppers. Maria Goretti died defending her purity at the hands of a knife
wielding attacker. St. Maria Goretti reveals a strong faith, great courage and profound charity. One of the most important aspects of her story is her forgiveness of her attacker ---and her concern for his eternal soul.
Filmed in Italy, the movie captures the deep spirit of love and unity within the Goretti family. Led by Maria's parents,
whose story is part of the plight of the poor laborers of the time, they struggled to survive in a swampy area rampant
with malaria and poverty.
Questions? Contact Tom Mackel at solarme@me.com or (805) 432-7707.
Local High School News
Chaminade Family Spirit Night
Chaminade Family Spirit Night is Friday, October 23rd, for middle school students and their families. This is a special
evening of fun, food, fellowship and football beginning at 5:15pm with pre-game performances of our Eagle Regiment Band and cheerleaders and a light supper. Families will be treated to a preview of the football game and a
presentation on our Athletic programs. Our Ambassadors will give families a tour of the campus, and will escort
them to reserved seats in our stadium to be our guests for the football game against Bishop Amat. Please RSVP to
the Admissions Office at (818) 347-8300 ext. 355 or via email to yuramoto@chaminade.org
Trunk or Treat at Louisville High School
Join us for a fun and safe Halloween Trunk or Treat on campus. There will be faculty and student cars decked out in
all sorts of fun themes. Friday, October 30th from 4-6 pm, 22300 Mulholland Dr., Woodland Hills. No admission fee,
costumes welcomed and encouraged.
Notre Dame High School Veterans Day Mass
Notre Dame High School is celebrating Mass on Veterans Day, Wednesday, November 11 – to honor former and
current military servicemen and women. The invitation is extended to any military service men and women and
family members who would like to come and celebrate the Eucharist in a special way. Mass will begin at 9:25 a.m.
and be held in the campus gymnasium. Please RSVP to Reese Abbene in Campus Ministry to ensure enough seats
and parking are available: abbene@ndhs.org or (818)933-3662
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on an ADVERTISED mattress
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