March 6, 2016 - St. Linus Catholic Church

Fourth Sunday of Lent
March 6, 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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FOURTH SUNDAY OF LENT
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
Parish Center: (562) 921-6649
Altar Society
Contact: Parish Office
(562) 921-6649
Anointing of the Sick
Parish Center: (562) 921-6649
Baptismal Preparation of Children
English & Spanish
Parish Center: (562) 921-6649
Because We Care Ministry
Contact: Sharon Julien
(562) 921-6649
Bereavement Support Group
Contact: Parish Office
(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
Parish Center: (818) 679-1926
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
Parish Center: (562) 929-7195
Filipino Association
Contact: Rey Factoran
(714) 670-8788
Meets once a month
Finance Council
Contact: Joe Julien
(562) 921-6649
Funerals
Parish Center: (562) 921-6649
Gift Shop
Vestibule of Church
Contact: John A. L. Moran
Parish Center: (562) 921-6649
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
Parish Center: (562) 716-0564
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
ParishCouncil@StLinus.org
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
Parish Center: (562) 921-6649
Safeguard the Children
Contact: Parish Office
(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
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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 February 21, 2016
was $10,904.16. Our collection for the week of
February 28, 2016 was $11,930.84.
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.
On Sunday morning, March 6th; The Knight of Columbus and The Golden Age Club will be selling
advance tickets for the March 11th Lenten Dinner.
The $5.00 cost will include: Deep fried fish, mashed
potatoes, mixed vegetables, coleslaw, roll & butter,
lemonade and coffee.
Desert will be available for .50.
Jubilee Year of Mercy
March 6, 2016
Fourth Sunday of Lent
On Laetare Sunday, we rejoice as Luke’s Jesus proclaims that God is boundlessly merciful. The parable’s prodigal son returns home, not authentically
repentant but desperate, having squandered on prostitutes (or so his older brother claims) the inheritance
wrongly demanded while his father still lived. This
selfish son is only spared ritual “shaming” when the
father “shames” himself, running to embrace him,
interrupting his prepared “act of contrition.” By doing so he challenges confessors, and all of us, to be
signs, says Pope Francis, “of the primacy of mercy
always, everywhere, and in every situation, no matter what.” Avoid the harshness of the elder son,
Francis warns, “who stands outside, incapable of rejoicing,” his judgment “severe, unjust, and meaningless in light of the father’s boundless mercy” (Misericordiae Vultus, 17). If John’s Gospel is
proclaimed, the “religiously observant” people there
likewise serve to warn against harshly judging others, for the physical blindness of the man they expel
from the synagogue is healed, while their own blindness of heart remains.
—Peter Scagnelli, Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co., Inc.
Papal quotes Copyright © 2015, Libreria Editrice V aticana.
Used with permission.
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La Parroquia de San Lino
los invita a participar en nuestra
Misión Cuaresmal junto con el
Padre Nivardo Quezada;
la cual se llevará acabo
los dias 14, 15 y 16 de Marzo
de 7:00PM—8:00 PM.
Todos son bienvenidos.
Travelers to find Mass go to
www.masstimes.org
or call (734) 794-2100
Año Jubilar de la Misericordia
6 de marzo de 2016
Cuarto Domingo de Cuaresma
Este es el domingo Laetare, nos alegramos así como
Jesús que en el Evangelio de Lucas proclama que
Dios es infinitamente misericordioso. La parábola
del hijo prodigo que regresa a casa, no propiamente
arrepentido sino desesperado, después de haber gastado en prostitutas (como lo dice su hermano mayor)
su herencia que equivocadamente pidió a su padre
aún vivo. Este hijo egoísta solo piensa en un ritual
seguro de “vergüenza” cuando su padre se
“demerita” así mismo al correr a abrazarlo, interrumpiendo su “acto de contrición” ya preparado. Desafiando a confesores y a todos nosotros, para ser
signos de, dice el Papa Francisco, “ser siempre, en
todas partes, en cada situación y a pesar de todo, el
signo del primado de la misericordia”. Al evitar la
dureza del hijo mayor, el Papa Francisco nos advierte, “que se quedó afuera, incapaz de alegrarse,
para explicarle que su juicio severo es injusto y no
tiene ningún sentido delante de la misericordia del
Padre que no conoce confines” (Misericordiae Vultus, 17). En caso que se proclame el Evangelio de
Juan el pueblo “religiosamente obediente” en
ese texto sirve como ejemplo para advertir de juzgar
con dureza a los demás, el hombre ciego que recobró
la vista es expulsado de la sinagoga mientras que en
ellos su propia ceguera de corazón permanece.
—Peter Scagnelli, Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co., Inc.
Citas del Papa Copyright © 2015, Libreria Editrice V aticana.
Usadas con permiso.
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FOURTH SUNDAY OF LENT
BECAUSE WE CARE
EASTER FOOD BASKETS
We anticipate having of 75 to 100 families
requesting food baskets for Easter. We need
your help. Your assistance in the past has
been very generous. Your help is greatly
appreciated. We hope to be able to count on
you again. Please donate any items from the
list below by Monday, March 21st. The nonperishable items may be brought to any of
the Masses. All perishable items may be
brought to the parish office during regular
business hours. Thank you very much for
your generosity.
Whole chickens
Hams
Canned Yams
Pasta
Juices
Canned Fruit
Canned Soups
Individually Wrapped Easter Candy
Easter Basket distribution will take place on
Thursday, March 24th, 3pm to 5pm for those
who have registered by March 18h.
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Date
Stations Led By
Dinner Hosted By
March 11th
March 18th
March 25th
Couples for Christ
Adoración Nocturna
St Linus School
Knights of Columbus & Golden Age
Couples for Christ
No Dinner– Good Friday
All dinners will be from 5:00 pm to 7:00 pm in the Hall.
Stations of the Cross will begin at 7:00 pm except All are welcome to attend.
PABASA ng Pasyón 2016
Saturday,
March 19, 2016
8am to 8pm
St. Linus Catholic Church
13915 Shoemaker Avenue
Norwalk, CA 90650
PABASA ng Pasyón, known simply as
PABASA, is a Holy Week practice that
involves chanting the narrative of the
passion of Jesus Christ.
Refreshments
will be provided
For more information
or to participate,
please contact:
Marlyn Reams 858-472-2304
Percy Garces 562-822-3633
Armahn Tinawin 714-853-0575
www.gapasca.org
Join us as we celebrate this profound
Filipino tradition!
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FOURTH SUNDAY OF LENT
“SALUBONG AT
ST. LINUS CHURCH 2016”
AN EASTER SUNDAY
TRADITION
Lenten Penance Services in our area
All Services are at 7:00 pm
*except March 25th
Wednesday, March 2nd
Holy Family
Monday, March 7th
St. Linus
Tuesday, March 8th
St. Gregory the Great
Thursday, March 10th
Our Lady of Perpetual Help
Monday, March 14th
St. Paul of Cross
Tuesday, March 15th
Beatitudes of Our Lord
Wednesday, March 16th
St. Mariana de Paredes
Thursday, March 17th
St. John of God
Friday, March 18th
St. Pius X
Friday, March 25th
St. Francis Xavier
10:00 am
(Good Friday)
Celebrate Easter Sunday at the St.
Linus Catholic Church at 13915 Shoemaker
Ave. Norwalk, CA on March 27, 2016,
beginning at 5:00 AM with the Easter
Procession and prayer of the Holy Rosary
followed by an Easter Sunday Mass at 5:30
AM. Witness the memorable tradition of the
“Salubong,” the meeting of Jesus Christ and
the Blessed Mother Mary for the first time,
after His resurrection from the dead.
Experience the angels’ songs and their
joyous anthems as they sing for the grieving
Blessed Mother meets her Risen Son and the
Easter Angel lifts her veil of mourning.
Everyone is invited to a hearty Easter
Sunday breakfast of “arroz caldo” (savory
chicken porridge), “pan de sal” with
“keso” (bread and cheese), “puto bungbong,”
“putong puti,” and “kutsinta” (rice cakes),
coffee and orange juice, immediately following the Easter Sunday Mass.
Please share this invitation with your family
and friends and celebrate our annual tradition
of “SALUBONG AT ST. LINUS
CHURCH” in victory for our Redeemer’s
resurrection.
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Practice Makes Perfect
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Lenten Practices that will Help you Grow in Holiness
Abstinence
 A Holy Hour, once a week, twice in mind for your next Confession.
a week, or each day. This is one Perform Good Works
Abstinence is the giving up of someof the most underrated devotions Visit the sick; visit the people in
thing we like to eat, drink, etc. (All
in the Church. Our Lord Himself nursing homes; counsel, picket or
Catholics 14 and over are required to
has said. “Could you not watch pray at abortion clinics; take someabstain from meat on Ash Wednesone hour with me?” (Mt. 26:40) one to Mass with you on Sundays;
day and all the Fridays of Lent.) We
can abstain from (give up) meat on
 Pray for those in Purgatory. We get someone with a marriage probdays other than those required, give
have an obligation to pray for our lem to see a priest.
up candy, sweets, desserts, soda,
relatives and for anyone we may Give Alms
gum, coffee, tea, smoking, beer,
have harmed by our sins.
Increase your donation to the church;
wine, hard liquor, eating between
 Pray for those who are in danger give to cloistered monasteries and
meals, and/ our favorite foods and
convents in your area; support good
of dying without being in the
drinks, etc.
Catholic schools; support crisis pregstate of Sanctifying Grace.
Fasting
nancy centers; support local soup
 Pray for an end to abortion.
kitchens; help those who are poor.
This is required by the Church of all  Pray for peace in the world.
of those age 21 through 59 on Ash
Do Apostolic Work
Prayer can work miracles and
Wednesday and Good Friday, but it
change the hearts of even wicked Take someone to Mass with you;
is something which most people can
take someone to Confession with
rulers.
do every day during Lent (except
you; invite someone to become a
Sunday, which was never a day of
Catholic -start talking to him or her
fasting). The Catholic Church’s traabout it; distribute good Catholic litditional method of fasting is to take
erature.
only one full meal per day, at which
Do Spiritual Reading
meat may be eaten, with nothing eatRequire yourself to do at least 15
en between meals. This is a mild
minutes of reading from a good
form of fasting, but one which leaves
Catholic book each day; read your
the person always a little on the hunBible at least 15 minutes each day
gry side and ever cognizant that he is Frequent Confession
(they are the heroes and heroines we
depriving himself of his regular fare. Frequent Confession is generally said should imitate).
Television (and Radio, too!)
to be once a month but in the Intro- Study Your Catholic Faith
We can drastically limit our T.V.
duction to the Devout Life St. Fran- Take advantage of what your Parish
viewing, give up favorite programs
offers to help you grow in the
cis de Sales recommends once a
or eliminate it altogether.
week and St. Aplhonsus Ligouri says knowledge Night Bible Study;
Prayer
that anyone who is serious about sav- Wednesday Night Class on Vatican
 An extra Mass or more each
II: Wednesday Night Survey of the
ing his soul will go often, “at least
week. The Holy Sacrifice of the once a week.” Some saints went
Bible (Spanish), etc.
Mass is greatest prayer there is. every day; many went several times a Consecrate your life to God
 The daily Rosary. Our Lady ur- week.
Make your morning offering each
gently requested the daily recita- Examination of Conscience
day, consecrating your prayers,
tion of the Rosary (5 decades)
works, joys and sorrows, to God
Review the day and what you did
during each of her appearances at and did not do that might have disthrough the Immaculate Heart of
Fatima.
pleased God; then, keep these things Mary.
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FOURTH SUNDAY OF LENT
Scrutinies
Every time we celebrate the sacrament of
baptism, we ask the questions, “Do you renounce
Satan? and all his works? and all his empty promises?” These are serious questions. We should consider them carefully before answering. And that is what
the elect, those preparing to be baptized at the Easter
Vigil, spend much of Lent doing.
For our elect- Ramon, Christopher, Erin and
Jewel, who are making final preparation for the sacraments of initiation- Baptism, Confirmation and
Eucharist, and our candidates- William, Maria and
Leticia, who are preparing for Confirmation and Eucharist, Lent is a time of purification and enlightenment. They examine their lives in the light of God’s
word and ask the entire Christian community to pray
that whatever is weak and sinful within them may be
eliminated and that whatever is good and holy may
be affirmed. And we do. After the homily, in a litany
of intercession, we proclaim the power of Jesus over
all sin. Then we pray over the elect and candidates
for their deliverance and strengthening. The presider,
catechists, godparents, sponsors and other members
of the community also may lay their hands on the
heads of the elect in an ancient sign of forgiveness,
healing and empowerment.
And because the entire community will renew its baptismal promises at Easter, we too examine our lives in light of God’s word. Of course, this
is something we should be doing throughout the
year, but we focus on this self-examination in a special way during Lent. In every community that will
baptize adults or older children at the Easter Vigil,
special rites known as the “scrutinies” are celebrated
at liturgy on the third, fourth and fifth Sundays of
Lent.
On these Sundays, the gospel readings are
from the Gospel of John; they are the stories of the
Samaritan woman whom Jesus meets at Jacob’s
well, the healing and coming to faith of the man born
blind and the raising of Lazarus from the dead.
These readings have been used for centuries to prepare the elect and the church for baptism. The readings focus on sin and redemption using the images of
thirst and water, darkness and light, death and life.
By examining ourselves through these readings, we
come to know how we have become parched, how
we have been blinded, how we have become deadened through sin. When we, the elect and candidates
are asked at Easter to renounce Satan, evil works and
empty promises, their answer can be a thoughtful,
strong and heartfelt “I do.”
Copyright © 1997 Archdiocese of Chicago: Liturgy Training Publications,
1800 North Hermitage Avenue, Chicago IL 60622-1101; 1-800-933- 1800.
Text by Victoria M. Tufano. Art by Annika Nelson
CONFIRMATION INFO & DATES
March 7 – Phase 1 Class
March 13 – 1 Day Confirmation Make Up Retreat*
March 14 – Phase 2 Class
March 17 – Phase 2 Class
March 20 - The Culture Project (Human Dignity)**
March 21 – Phase 1 Class
March 28 – Phase 2 Class
March 31 – Phase 2 Class
*Call and Register through the Religious Education
Office before March 9th. Space is limited.
**The Culture Project is an initiative of young people set out to restore culture through the experience
of virtue. We proclaim the dignity of the human person and the richness of living sexual integrity, inviting our culture to become fully alive.
***All teen’s interested in completing more hours
are invited to join the Pro-Life Ministry on March
12th at the Whittier Life Center’s “Walk for Life”.
Teen’s cost will be $10 (for shirt only) the registration fee will be covered by Pro-Life.
Whittier Life Center’s 20th
“Walk for Life”
SAVE THE DATE!!
Saturday, March 12th
Registration is at 9am and
walk begins at 10am. You can
also register online and take
advantage of the early registration discount at www.whittierlifecenter.com. This
is a walk for the whole family! It begins at St.
Bruno parish in Whittier. Y ou can walk 4 miles to
Whittier Life Center or 8 miles back to St.
Bruno’s. (Transportation will be available for the
4 mile walkers.) This Walk takes place during Lent
as a sacrifice for unborn babies we are fighting to
save and for aborted babies we must never forget,
and to show the community of Whittier that all life is
a precious gift from God. Our voice is needed now
more than ever! Get your Christian, community, or
confirmation service hours by helping and walking
for life. For questions please call 562-693-8803 or
email info@whittierlifecenter.org.
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FOURTH SUNDAY OF LENT
In Our Prayers
Saturday, March 5th
7:30 AM
5:30 PM
Familia Gonzalez, Health & Blessings
Concessa Sy
Sunday, March 6th
7:30 AM
9:00 AM
10:30 AM
12:15 PM
5:00 PM
7:30 PM
Familia Trejo Velazquez,
Health & Blessings
Margarita & Maria Salazar, R.I.P.
Jose Manuel y Lupe Rodriquez, R.I.P.
Jose de Jesus Mendoza, R.I.P.
Cancio Muñoz, Health & Blessings
Family Cortes Ibarra,
Health & Blessings
Monday, March 7th
8:30 AM
Rosa Isela Velazquez,
Health & Blessings
Tuesday, March 8th
8:30 AM
7:00 PM
Monica Vargas, R.I.P.
Maria Elena Velazquez, R.I.P.
Wednesday, March 9th
8:30 AM
Pamoncita Abayata, R.I.P.
Thursday, March 10th
8:30 PM
Rosa Isela Velazquez,
Health & Blessings
Friday, March 11th
8:30 AM
Rosa Isela Velazquez,
Health & Blessings
Saturday, March 12th
7:30 AM
5:30 PM
Loretto Veluz, R.I.P.
Manuel Morales, Sr., R.I.P.
Sunday, March 13th
7:30 AM
9:00 AM
10:30 AM
12:15 PM
5:00 PM
7:30 PM
Familia Moreno Franco,
Health & Blessings
Adelaida & Elijio Beltran, R.I.P.
Mrs. Cuc Aldrich, R.I.P.
Martha Gonzalez, R.I.P.
Edward Rivera, 5th Death Anniversary
Family Ruiz Cortes,
Health & Blessings
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, Lanny Enciso, 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, 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: Luke 15:1-3, 11-32
Adults: When have you been gener ous enough to
forgive someone who hurt you deeply?
Children: Is ther e someone you need to for give or
ask forgiveness of?
Evangelio: Lucas 15:1-3, 11-32
Adultos: ¿Cuándo ha tenido la gener osidad de
perdonar a alguien que le haya lastimado
profundamente?
Niños: ¿Hay alguien a quien tengas que per donar
o pedir disculpas?
Readings for the Week
Lecturas de la Semana
Monday:
Is 65:17-21; Ps 30:2, 4-6, 11-13b; Jn 4:43-54
Tuesday:
Ez 47:1-9, 12; Ps 46:2-3, 5-6, 8-9; Jn 5:1-16
Wednesday: Is 49:8-15; Ps 145:8-9, 13cd-14, 17-18;
Jn 5:17-30
Thursday: Ex 32:7-14; Ps 106:19-23; Jn 5:31-47
Friday:
Wis 2:1a, 12-22; Ps 34:17-21, 23;
Jn 7:1-2, 10, 25-30
Saturday: Jer 11:18-20; Ps 7:2-3, 9bc-12; Jn 7:40-53
Sunday:
Is 43:16-21; Ps 126:1-6; Phil 3:8-14;
Jn 8:1-11; Alternate readings (Year A):
Ez 37:12-14; Ps 130:1-8; Rom 8:8-11;
Jn 11:1-45 [3-7, 17, 20-27, 33b-45]
Lunes:
Is 65:17-21; Sal 30 (29):2, 4-6, 11-13b;
Jn 4:43-54
Martes:
Ez 47:1-9, 12; Sal 46 (45):2-3, 5-6, 8-9;
Jn 5:1-16
Miércoles: Is 49:8-15; Sal 145 (144):8-9, 13cd-14, 1718; Jn 5:17-30
Jueves:
Ex 32:7-14; Sal 106 (105):19-23;
Jn 5:31-47
Viernes: Sab 2:1a, 12-22; Sal 34 (33):17-21, 23;
Jn 7:1-2, 10, 25-30
Sábado:
Jer 11:18-20; Sal 7:2-3, 9bc-12;
Jn 7:40-53
Domingo: Is 43:16-21; Sal 126 (125):1-6; Fil 3:8-14;
Jn 8:1-11; Lecturas alternativas (Año A):
Ez 37:12-14; Sal 130 (129):1-8; Rom 8:811; Jn 11:1-45 [3-7, 17, 20-27, 33b-45]