April 24, 2016 - St. John Fisher Catholic Church

A D M I N I S T R AT I O N
Msgr. David A. Sork, Pastor, dasork@sjf.org
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April 24, 2016
Welcome To Saint John Fisher
Rev. (Vincent) Khoa Mai, Assoc. Pastor, khoamai@sjf.orgx103
Rev. Bernard Kalu, Student Resident
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Msgr. Eugene Gilb, Pastor Emeritus
(egilbret@aol.com)
310-941-8972
PARISH OFFICE
310-377-5571
8 am - 7:30 pm Monday - Thursday
8 am - 5 pm Friday
9 am - 3 pm Saturday
8:30 am - 2 pm Sunday
Parish Administrator, Gayle Plecha, gplecha@sjf.org x106
Campaign 21 & Columbarium,
Andrea Fowler, agfowler@sjf.org
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Director of Religious Education
Margaret Johnson, mjohnson@sjf.org
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Coordinator of Confirmation and Youth Ministry
Katie Dante, kdante@sjf.org
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Director of Evangelization
Misty Jesse, mjesse@sjf.org
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Pastoral Council Seeks New Members
SJF’s Pastoral Council is looking for new members. The
Pastoral Council is Msgr. Sork’s advisory body regarding the
pastoral life of our community. We would like several adults
and one high school youth to serve for the next two years.
You can obtain an application form in the
Parish Office or online at www.SJF.org and turn it in to the
Parish Office. If you have any questions feel free to contact
Hanan Tanios, Pastoral Council Chairperson, at
pastoralcouncil@sjf.org or 310-377-5571.
Though We Are Many, Together We Are One
Thank you to all who have made a pledge in support of
Together In Mission. “Through Together in Mission we can
Bulletin Editor, Lissa DeLuca, ldeluca@sjf.org
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share our mighty deeds and give healing and faith to the
OFFICES OF FAITH FORMATION 310-377-4573 communities that simply would not be here without them.” If
8:30 am - 12:30 pm - Sunday (when class in session) you haven’t had a chance, we encourage you to make a pledge
by using one of the envelopes in the pews or on-line by
8:30 am - 5:00 pm - Monday - Friday
visiting: www.OurMissionLA.org.
SJF Library - Open to Public
Goal: $193,100.00
Pledge: $154,693.76
3:00 pm - 5:00 pm - Friday
Or call for availability
Paid: $117,133.76
SCHOOL OFFICE
310-377-2800
7:30 am - 3:30 pm -Monday - Friday
During School Year
Principal, Anne-Marie Hudani, principal@sjf.org
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Secretary, Joanne Selvaggio, jselvaggio@sjf.org
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MUSIC MINISTRY
Music Director
Grant Hungerford, sjfmusic@sjf.org
310-377-5571
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PASTORAL COUNCIL
Chair
Bernie Maynard, wcouncil@sjf.org
LOST AND FOUND
Next week is the parish yearly appeal for the Cardinal
McIntyre Fund for Charity, which has given hope since 1951
for those in crisis situations throughout the Archdiocese of Los
Angeles. Your contribution goes directly toward emergency
needs for children, adults, and families. You are their hope!
Your gift provides one-time emergency help for:
•Food, utilities, transportation,
•Medical, housing or funeral expenses.
Envelopes will be provided in the pews.
Would you like to be a St. John Fisher Parishioner? Fill
out the form below and drop it in the collection basket to
receive a registration package full of useful parish information or send us an e-mail: info@sjf.org.
St. John Fisher Catholic Church
5448 Crest Road, RPV, CA 90275
310-377-5571, www.sjf.org
Chair
Hanan Tanios, pastoralcouncil@sjf.org
WOMEN’S COUNCIL
Cardinal McIntyre Fund for Charity
310-541-1826
Name(s):_______________________________________
Address:_______________________________________
Please stop by the Parish Office for lost items. Our shelf is City: __________________________________________
filled with items such as eye glasses, umbrellas, cell phones, Telephone:_____________________________________
etc. Items not picked up will be donated to PV Resale.
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WORSHIP
Help: One Hour a Week to Pray?
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APR. 23, SATURDAY
Interested in Learning About the Catholic
Faith?
APR. 26, TUESDAY
New Inquiry Series starts Sunday, May 3rd! Please join us in the
Parish conference room at 10:30 am to ask your questions and to
learn about the process of becoming a Catholic.
The Jubilee Year of Mercy began on December 8, 2015, the
fiftieth anniversary
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for the credibility of her message that she herself live and testify
the body of Christ to those who are ill or homebound. By the
to mercy.” There are many way we can respond to the call to live
minister’s compassion and concern, he or she fulfills the words
mercy. Here are a few ideas:
of Christ, “I was sick and you visited me.” Please consider
•Put Two Feet of Love in Action. Use this guide to consider
spending a few hours each month in this much needed ministry.
how you can strengthen both charitable works and social
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APR. 24, SUNDAY
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Parishioners
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APR. 25, MONDAY
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Barbara Alberts†
Barbara Alberts†
Pura A. Flores†
Florence Chidley†
APR. 27, WEDNESDAY
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Patrick O'Brien
Larry Maynard†
APR. 28, THURSDAY
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Yvette Velasco†
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APR. 29, FRIDAY
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Anne Fisch†
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APR. 30, SATURDAY
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MAY 1, SUNDAY
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Parishioners
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WEEKLY READINGS
Monday: 1 Pt 5:5b-14; Ps 89:2-3, 6-7, 16-17;
Mk 16:15-20
Tuesday: Acts 14:19-28; Ps 145:10-13ab, 21;
Jn 14:27-31a
Wednesday: Acts 15:1-6; Ps 122:1-5; Jn 15:1-8
Thursday: Acts 15:7-21; Ps 96:1-3, 10; Jn 15:9-11
Friday: Acts 15:22-31; Ps 57:8-10, 12; Jn 15:12-17
Saturday: Acts 16:1-10; Ps 100:1b-3, 5; Jn 15:18-21
Sunday: Acts 15:1-2, 22-29; Rv 21:10-14, 22-23; Jn
14:23-29
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FA I T H F O R M AT I O N
CHILDREN
April 24, 2016
HIGH SCHOOL TEENS
Home is Holy: Visit the Imprisoned
God gives us ways to help others through the
Corporal Works of Mercy. By doing small acts of
kindness with great love we are following Christ
and showing Mercy to those in need. The next
Corporal Work of Mercy is “Visit the
imprisoned.” Pray for prisoners. Support “Get on
the Bus,” a charity that brings children to visit
their parents in prison. Bring your children to visit people
“imprisoned” by loneliness, sickness, or old age. Get
involved in prison ministry, bringing the word of God to
those in prison.
First Communion Prep Begins in Grade 1
First Communion is a two year program that is usually
begun in the first grade. Children must attend Religious
Education classes or the Parish School for two years prior
to making First Communion. If you would like to have
your child make his or her First Communion in the spring
of 2018, call or e-mail the Religious Education office to
receive registration information. Registration for the 20162017 school year will be starting next month.
First Communion Retreats continue
First Communion retreats for the children in
grades 2 and 3 who will be celebrating First
Communion this May will continue this
week. Retreats will be Friday, April 29,
6:30-8:30 pm, and Saturday, April 30, 9:3011:30 am. Parents should bring the children to their
assigned retreat, and remember to return 30 minutes before
the end of the retreat. Please bring your child’s completed
Eucharist book, banner, and wallet-size photo to the retreat.
Religious Education Classes End Soon!
The last class for Sunday Religious Education,
Preschool-Grade 8, will be next Sunday, May
1. Tuesday classes will end May 3.
Registration forms for 2016-2017 will be
available in mid-May. Thank you to all the
families, children, catechists, and other
volunteers for another enjoyable year of Religious
Education!
Margaret Johnson
Director of Religious Education K-8
(310) 377-4573 ext 136 | mjohnson@sjf.org
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New Students for Confirmation:
There will be a special parent meeting in Barrett Hall
on Wednesday, May 25, 7 pm for incoming students in
grades 9,10, or 11. The SJF 2-year program is open to
those teens wishing to start Confirmation preparation
next September.
Please contact Ricardo at rmata@sjf.org to get on our
email list.
Confirmation News
Year 1--Everyone should be working on their second
semester reflection papers due in May. Remember one
PEW- Prayer Encounter and Worship, and one JASJustice and Service activity, are both required.
Year 1-- Final Class in April:
Sunday, April 24th, OR Monday, April 25th in Barrett
Hall-- All Year 1 Candidates with a Sponsor or Parent.
Gospel Recap: "Love Your Friends Despite
Their Flaws"
Jesus' challenge to all of us this week is for us to love one
another as he loved his first followers. As we learn more
about the apostles through the scriptures, we find that
Jesus' chosen 12 were far from perfect. The Gospel shows
Jesus constantly correcting them. He catches them
fighting with each other, ignoring hungry people who
need their help, and sending away sick people who need
healing. But in every instance Jesus stands by them. He
believes in their goodness and potential by coaxing and
urging them to become the best version of themselves. We
need to also gently challenge our friends to become better
people, while at the same time recognizing our own flaws.
If we feel safe with others who accept us unconditionally
yet also challenge our weaknesses, we are more likely to
change to become happier and holier people.
Katie Dante
Coordinator of Confirmation and Youth Ministry
(310) 377-4573 ext 145 | kdante@sjf.org
FA I T H F O R M AT I O N
A D U LT S
QUESTION OF THE WEEK
May 1, 2016—Sixth Sunday of Easter
Gospel: John 14:23-29
Jesus answered him, “Those who love me will keep
my word, and my Father will love them, and we will
come to them and make our home with them.”
What difference has it made in your life when you
made a decision in accord with Jesus’ teachings?
Interested in Becoming Catholic
GROWING IN THE WORD: GOSPEL OF LUKE
Are you or someone you know interested in becoming Catholic? Are you missing some of your sacraments, such as First
Communion or Confirmation? If you answered yes to either of
these, and would like to know more about RCIA (Rite of Christian Initiation for Adults) please call the Parish Office for more
information or email Misty at mjesse@sjf.org. We will be having Inquiry Sessions on the following Sundays: May 1st, and
May 15th, 10:30 a.m. in the Parish Conference Room. Please
join us, this is an open invitation, no reservations needed.
The year 2016 places us in Year C of the Lectionary
Cycle with an emphasis on readings from the
Gospel of Luke. St. John Fisher is offering a 6-week
series on the Gospel of Luke starting Monday April
4th – May 9th. Come join us as we explore this
Gospel; one filled with colorful images of
compassion and gentleness. We will also have an
opportunity to study the motifs of diabolical forces,
the great reversal of rich and poor, and the schism
of those who reject Jesus’ teaching. Time: Monday
evenings: 7:00 pm-8:30 pm in the Auditorium.
Presenter, Misty Jesse, PhD, DMin. Newcomers and
drop-ins are always welcome!
Living the Paschal Mystery
Key words and phrases in today’s Gospel include: glorify, new
commandment, love, as I have loved you. (John 13:31-33a, 3435)
The “new commandment” Jesus gives is not simply to “love”
but to love as He has loved us. Jesus’ commandment to love
requires a new way of living: regard for the other without
counting the cost to ourselves. Jesus’ death simultaneously reveals the full measure of his love and his glory. Our death, dying to self, reveals the full measure of love for others and leads
us to share in Jesus’ glory.
The gospels tell us in many ways that love means self-sacrifice.
We live the paschal mystery only when our own lives emulate
the love of Jesus: giving one’s all for the sake of another. In
many human ways we already do this and could think of no
other way to act: most parents sacrifice plenty for their children, we readily respond to others’ tragedies with gifts of
money and service, we reach out to the perfect stranger on the
street who is in need. In so many ways we already act out of
the love that Jesus commands in this gospel. Perhaps this gospel flashback reminds us that we need only do the everyday
things we are already doing with new meaning: we share in
Jesus’ mission when we love. On the other hand, if an examination of our lives suggests that perhaps we are not as selfsacrificing as Jesus, than this gospel is an invitation to love
more completely. What is at stake is a share in Jesus’ everlasting life and glory.
Misty Jesse
Director of Evangelization
(310) 377-4573 x130 | mjesse@sjf.org
BOOK CLUB DISCUSSION
Come join us in discussing The Boys in the Boat:
Nine Americans and Their Epic Quest for Gold at
the 1936 Berlin Olympics by Daniel James Brown.
We meet Tuesday, May 17 at 7:00 pm in Room 108
(Parish library). For a complete list of our books,
please look for the SJF Book Club group on
www.goodreads.com. For more information email
Martha Newton at sjfbookclub@gmail.com.
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S T E WA R D S H I P
STEWARDSHIP OF OUR TIME & TALENT
April 24, 2016
Dawn Unity-Respect For Other Religions
April 10 - April 16, 2016
Hot Meals Delivered: 175
Sandwiches Delivered: 700
These efforts were funded by St. John Fisher Charitable
Outreach (Obra Buena). If you would like to volunteer
or donate, please contact Misty Jesse.
Save the date, May 10th, for this informative Dawn Unity Panel
discussion. Panel includes: Fr. Thomas Rausch, Professor
Reinhard Krauss, President Mike Gazdik, and Reverend Jonathan
Chute. Location: Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints,
5845 Crestridge Road, 7:30 pm. Light hospitality will be
provided.
STEWARDSHIP MOMENT
Year of Mercy Pilgrimage
In today’s Gospel we return to the Last Supper to
hear Jesus’ new commandment to love one
another. Good stewards, as the recipients of God’s
unending love, take this commandment seriously.
Though we are reminded of his love throughout
the year, it is Jesus’ actions and words during the
feast of Passover that show us the extent of his
love and the way we too can live a life of
stewardship. Are we able to embrace this kind of
discipleship?
All are welcome to join a local pilgrimage on Saturday, May 7, to
commemorate the Jubilee Year of Mercy. Schedule: 2:00 pm
carpool departs SJF; 2:30-3:30 pm pilgrimage at Saint Anthony
Church, Long Beach. We will pray the Rosary as a group. 4:00
pm arrive back at SJF to allow participation in confession and
Mass. If you have any questions, please contact Chris Ratliff at
cratliff@cunicocorp.com.
ADULT FAITH & STEWARDSHIP CALENDAR
Bible Timeline Session #3 - Apr. 1-May 24 (am/pm)
Growing in the Word: Luke - April 4 - May 9
Mind and Spiritual Workshops - May 2, 9, 16
Year of Mercy Pilgrimage - May 7
Dawn Unity - May 10, Host: Church of Jesus Christ
Food Pantry Bag Collection - May 21 - 22
Military Ministry Memorial Day Collection - May
21-22
Volunteer Thank You Lunch-Fr. Bandsuch -June 4
Family Promise of the South Bay - June 12 - 20
Family Promise of the South Bay - July 24 - 31
Family Promise of the South Bay - Sept. 4 - 11
Growing in the Word: Exodus - Sept. 12 - Oct. 31
PV Resale Volunteer Thank You - Sept. 19
Women’s Council Movie Night - September 23
Food Pantry Bag Collection - September 24 - 25
Altar Server Training - October 1 - AM
Blessing of the Animals - October 1 - PM
Red Cross Mobile Blood Drive - October 2
Ministry Fair - October 9
Scholastic Luncheon Series #1 - October 10
SANCTUS Retreat - October 15
EMHC Training - October 29
PV Resale Christmas Boutique - November 4 - 5
Empty Bowls Fundraiser - November 5
Military Ministry Veterans Day Collection November 5- 6
Military Ministry Veterans Day Celebration &
Breakfast - November 11
Food Pantry Bag Collection - November 12 - 13
Our Lady of Guadalupe - December 12
Simbang Gabi - December 17
Scholastic Luncheon Series #2 - January 9, 2017
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Fitness for Seniors
A person is physically fit when he/she can do all of his/her
activities of daily living (ADLs) without undo fatigue. ADL’s
involve activities such as lifting, pushing, pulling, reaching,
moving from place to place, driving, playing with grandchildren,
etc. A person undertaking a physical fitness improvement
program should perform exercises that improve muscular
strength, flexibility, cardio respiratory capacity, balance and
coordination. Come join our Fitness program at St. John Fisher,
each Tuesday and Thursday, 10-11 am in the gym. The program
is led by Mort Smith, certified fitness instructor with over 20
years of experience training members of the Seniors’ population.
$5/class or 6 classes for $25.
PV Resale Supports Richstone Family Center
Located in Hawthorne, the Richstone Family Center is dedicated
to preventing violence in families, schools, and communities.
Because of the many hours of service provided by generous
volunteers, including those from St. John Fisher, this life
changing ministry received $3,982. Your support makes possible
Palos Verdes Resale’s quarterly distribution of $100,000. If you
would like to donate items to PV Resale please take your
donations directly to the thrift shop or call to arrange a furniture
pick-up.
Palos Verdes Resale Thrift Shop
2321 Pacific Coast Highway, Lomita, CA 90717
310-534-1722 - Open Tuesday - Saturday 10:00 am - 4:00 pm
Misty Jesse
Director of Evangelization
(310) 377-4573 x130 | mjesse@sjf.org
COMMUNITY
PRAY FOR THE SICK
Liody Brown, friend of Ronnie Martinez
Helen Dalton
Armando Garcia, father of Angel Garcia
Modesto Luviano, uncle of Jesus & Maria Lopez
Onnig Karkousian
Dorothy Willhite, daughter of Annie Schmidt
Awesome Field Trip For The SJF First Grade
The SJF First Grade had a grand day at the South Coast Botanic
Garden.
CONTINUE TO PRAY FOR…
Josephine Appel
Sr. Arlene Ashack
Baby Leon
Brooke Bagdasar
Juliet Besa
Janet Brennan
Frank Califano, Sr
Mary Canfield
Marilyn Chappuis
Margarita David
Julie Dhingra
Alex Egger
Robert Escobedo,
Lenny & Gloria Fink
Katsuko Fujimoto
Msgr. Eugene Gilb
Melissa Guillilan
Ethel Hörst
Sarah Johnson
Shirli Kabana
Mary Jane Kamholz
Jean Keller
Irene Kosidlak
Stephen Michael Lathrop, Jr.
Ronald Low
Anthony MacGilfrey
David & Joan Matson
Frank & Mike McCormick
Ethel McMahon
Edward Melone
Thadd McNamara
Andrew Mendez
Carl Modecki
Karen Murphy
Orla Murphy
Patrick O’Brien
Nancy O’Conor
Catherine Reese
Evamaria Rewinski
David Rodriguez
Adam Rybicki
Donna Scoular
Hy Sing
Joan Sing
Matthew Slaught
Nancy Taylor
Jennifer (DeLuca) Tavares
David Tomblin, Sr.
Marisa Tufaro
Joan Wolf
Rosemary Zoolalian
PRAY FOR THE DECEASED
Margaret (Marge) Grieco, mother of Fr. Michael Grieco
Edwin Reveche, husband of Ann Marie Reveche
Patricia Vilicich, mother of Vicki Pepper
PRAY FOR MILITARY PERSONNEL AND FAMILIES
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Introducing Our New
TRANSITIONAL KINDERGARTEN
A Full Day Program For The Year Preceding
Kindergarten
Enrollment is now open!
Please call for more information and to schedule a
tour of the school.
St. John Fisher School
A National Blue Ribbon School of Excellence
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saintjohnfisherschool (310) 377-2800
Anne-Marie Hudani
St. John Fisher School Principal
(310) 377-2800 ‫ ׀‬principal@sjf.org
1st Lt. Andrew Alessandra, USA
Capt. Glenn Baker
Lt. Col. Robert Barry, Jr., USAFR
Danny Bender, USN Seal
Scott Bender, USN Seal
ADC Michael R. Boubion, USN
Capt. Ryan Brown, USA
James D. Cheatham, USN
Lt. Col. Andrew Foster, USA
Cpt. Blake Gillman, USA
Brian Kawagoe, USA
Lt. James M. Keener, USN
Maj. Jordan Mastroianni, Jr., USA
Gen. H.R. McMaster, USA
Private First Class Jonathan Perrin, USM
Sean Raymond Reagan, USAF
Michael Simonell, USAF
Erik Stevenson, USN
1st Lt. Hannah Thomas, USA
1st Lt. Mark Thomas, USA
Lt. Nicholas Tramontin, USNR
Luis Vega, PO2, USN
C. Stuart Vick, USN
Capt. JAG Rachel Walkup, USA
If you have a loved one serving in the Military and would like his/
her name on the prayer list and/or picture on the Military Board,
please contact Joan, 310-377-5571. Pictures should be approximately 4" x 5", and may be dropped off at the office, ATTN: Joan
Barry. IMPORTANT: Please include a contact name and phone
number. The Military Board is in the church narthex.
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COMMUNITY
Christian Life Communities
Christian Family Movement (CFM) meets one Friday a
month to explore living out one’s faith in everyday life.
Interested? Please call Joan & Frank Lee at 310-377-5571.
Eucharistic Apostles of Divine Mercy meets the second
Tuesday of each month after 5:15 pm Mass. Call 310-3774573 for more information.
Families of Nazareth: Mondays at 9:30 am meets in the
Auditorium Conference Room; Wednesdays at 7:30 pm
in the Faculty Room; Men’s group on Mondays at 7:30
pm in the Rectory Meeting Room. Call 310-377-4573 for
more information.
A-Men Scripture Study meets weekly at a local Starbucks
on Friday at 6:30 am. David de Miranda at 310-377-5571.
A-Men & Women Faith Sharing meets from 7:00-8:30pm
on the 2nd and 4th Wednesdays of each month. Meetings
are held in the Multi-Purpose Room of the church. For more
information, Hanan 310-377-5571.
Monday Evening Faith Sharing meets weekly in a home
near Silver Spur and Hawthorne. For more information,
please contact Luz Smith, 310-377-5571.
Mary Our Mother meets the second Wednesday of each
month. Questions? Contact Jacintha Knapp 310-377-5571.
April 24, 2016
Holy Land Pilgrimage with Msgr. Sork
Oct. 23 - Nov. 3, 2016
Msgr. Sork is leading a pilgrimage to the Holy Land from
October 23 to November 3, 2016. Visit our parish website
(www.sjf.org) to obtain a brochure containing a detailed
itinerary and pricing or contact the parish office! If you would
like to join and follow the footsteps of Jesus in the Holy Land,
please contact the parish office.
Seeking a Videographer
The Agape Ministry is anxious to enlist a trained videographer
to accompany them to Tijuana for one day in July. You would
be documenting the work being done there by two charities
supported by our parish which help the poor and special needs
children. If you have the equipment and would donate a day to
this cause, please contact Barry Cossette a
BarryBJC@hotmail.com for more information.
PV Resale Needs Substitute Drivers . . .
To occasionally deliver goods from the shop to the Sisters of
Charity on PV Drive East. This is only when regular drivers are
unavailable. If interested, call Diane Schott at 310-377-5571.
Our Lady of Fatima Statue
The St. John Fisher Our Lady of Fatima Pilgrim
Statue is available for a one-week stay in your home.
Monday Morning Scripture Study meets 10:00-11:30 am
For more information, please contact coordinator, Our
at Marian Residence.
Lady of Fatima Pilgrim Statue Visitation Program, Jan
Catholic Update with Eileen Loughran meets Wednesdays
Kelly at 310-377-5571.
at 9:30 am in Cityside Room.
OPPORTUNITIES TO GROW AND HAVE FUN
The Seekers, men’s group, meets most Thursdays in the
Cityside Room at 10 am.
Book Club meets the third Tuesday of each month at 7:00
pm in Room 108. For book information, contact sjfbookclub@gmail.com.
Senior Fitness Class, every Tuesday & Thursday, 10-11
am in the gym. $5/class or 6 classes for $25. Sign up in Parish Office or at class.
PRAYER GROUPS/DEVOTIONS
Eucharistic Adoration, Monday - Friday: 9:00 am to 9:00
pm, Carlyn Quinto, 310-377-5571; Rose Logginrloggin@aol.com
First Friday 24-hour adoration: 8 am Friday to 8 am
Saturday
For more questions on adoration, contact the parish office.
Chaplet of Divine Mercy, Thursday 5:50 pm - 6:30 pm,
Church
Queen of Peace Prayer Group, Odette Smith, 310-3775571. Every Tuesday, after 5:15 pm Mass, Chapel of the
Blessed Mother
Rosary, Monday - Saturday: Before Mass at 7:25 am and
after 8:00 am Mass, Chapel of the Blessed Mother
Prayer Tree Marguerite Wilkie, 310-377-5571.
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Holy Land Olive Wood Sales
We would like to thank the St. John Fisher Parishioners deeply
on behalf of the Catholic Christian Families of Bethlehem and
Jerusalem - The Holy Land.
Your generous support to have us in your Church and sell our
olive wood religious items helps about 370 families of the Holy
Land who are working in this industry to maintain their lives
and living in the Land of our Savior Jesus Christ.
Again thank you and may the Lord bless you.
Catholic Night at the Hollywood Bowl Monday, July 4, 2016, 7:30 pm
Ticket Price (Adult)
$34.00
Bus (Round Trip)
7.00
Service Charge per person 2.00
$43.00
Children 12 and under
$24.00 ($17.00 + $7.00)
Hollywood Bowl’s annual salute to America’s birthday with the
Hollywood Bowl Orchestra, the U.S. Air Force Band, and the
legendary rock ‘n’ roll band - Chicago!!
Order forms can be found in the parish office. Orders must be
received by May 6, 2016. For additional information, please call
Madeline at 310-540-1710.
Note: On July 4th, the bowl bus departs from the county
courthouse on Maple Avenue. Only on the 4th of July.
5448 Crest Road ●Rancho Palos Verdes, CA 90275 ● T: (310) 377-5571 ● F: (310) 377-6303 ● www.sjf.org