Dec 9, 2012 - Sacred Heart School

December 9, 2012
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SACRED HEART CATHOLIC CHURCH
10800 HENDERSON RD., VENTURA, CA 93004 (805) 647-3235; FAX (805) 647-8087
Visit us on the WEB at: www.sacredheartventura.org
Email us at: rectory@sacredheartventura.org
SACRED HEART SCHOOL
10770 Henderson Rd., Ventura, CA 93004 (805) 647-6174
Visit us on the WEB at: www.sacredheartschoolventura.org
OUR SHARED MISSION
We are called to be an unconditionally loving and welcoming community.
We have been called by our Baptism, into the body of Christ, and we celebrate our
relationship in Word, Sacrament, and family celebration.
Rev. Cyprian Carlo, Pastor
Rev. Bill Bolton, Associate Pastor
REV. Daniel O’Sullivan, Pastor Emeritus
Deacon John Barry
Deacon Fernando Flores
Deacon Phil Conforti
Deacon Humberto Guzman
Vivian Nichols, Business Manager
Karen Oishi, Office Manager
Marion Inglis, Bulletin Editor
Aurora Gonzales, Secretary
Sr. Margaret Mary, SND, DRE
Justin Wilburn, Youth Ministry
Christine Benner, Principal
Don Mulville, Maintenance; Sp. Events Coord.
BAPTISMS: Parents & godparents are required to
attend a class focused on their responsibilities & the
meaning of the Sacrament prior to the ceremony.
Classes are held on the 4th Wednesday of the month.
Call the parish office to set an appointment. After the
initial interview the office will call you to schedule the
class and the Baptism.
MARRIAGES/QUINCEAÑERAS: They need to be
arranged at least six months prior by calling the parish
office & scheduling an appointment with a priest or
deacon.
VOCATIONS: If you think that God might be calling
you to serve God as a priest, a brother, or sister
contact: Fr. John Love at (805) 968-1078 or
frlove@gmail.com.
UPCOMING AT SACRED HEART
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Youth Ministry — Lifenite
Our Lady of Guadalupe Feast
Youth Ministry — Edgenite
Nativity Story In Song & Scripture
Advent Penance Service
La Pastorela
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES
(SERVICIOS RELIGIOSOS)
WEEKEND EUCHARIST:
Saturday and Eves of Holy Days: 5:30 p.m.
Sundays: 7:30 a.m., 9:00 a.m., 10:30 a.m.
12:00 noon (Español), and 5:30 p.m.
DAILY MASS SCHEDULE:
Monday - Friday: 7:00, 8:30 a.m.
Wednesday: 5:30 p.m. (Español) & Friday 5:30 p.m.
Saturday: 8:30 a.m.
CONFESSION SCHEDULE:
Friday: 7:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.
Saturday: 4:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m.
DEVOTIONS
Morning Prayer: Monday - Friday 6:40 am, 8:15 am
Rosary: Monday—Friday 6:25 am 9:00 am
Saturday 6:00 am
Sunday 7:00am
Holy Hour: Friday 7:00 pm to 8:00 pm
First Friday for Vocations
Last Friday of the Month 7-8 p.m. (Español)
Divine Mercy Chaplet & Rosary: Friday 3 p.m.
Second Sunday of Advent
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“Unconditionally Pro-Life, Pro-Family”
Second Sunday of Advent
God has commanded that every lofty mountain be made low.
~ Baruch 5:7
BETWEEN OURSELVES
From Fr. Cyprian
Year of Faith.
“Porta Fidei” or the “Door of Faith” the Pope’s apostolic
letter is the foundational document upon which hundreds
of study sessions, literature and plans of action are
based. It would be a mistake to ignore this document
while trying to understand and observe the Year of Faith.
Here then are some of the salient points of “Porta Fidei”.
The Pope understands that our faith is like a door which
we should pass through every day and while doing so,
deepening our relationship with Jesus and all our brothers
and sisters. There are two ways to achieve this: firstly to
understand the ‘content’ of the letter and secondly to find
ways to ‘act’ on the content. “To rediscover the content of
our faith that is professed, celebrated, lived and prayed
and to reflect on the faith is a task every believer must
make his own”. It is interesting to note how this brief
sentence contains the entire summary of Catholic faith. It
all begins with the ‘content’ of faith. What precisely are
the truths I believe in? Where do I get them from? Is the
content of my faith a person or just a set of truths? The
most complete and systematic content of our faith is laid
down in the Catechism of the Catholic Church. Whether it
is the Baltimore Catechism or any approved book about
Catholic faith (and there are hundreds of them out there)
the ‘content ‘ is available for us to pick up and read.
It is not enough to ‘profess’ the faith or to say “I believe
in God, I pray to Him” as many Catholics do. Professing
faith in God is something that even the devil does,
according to St. James. True faith does not stop there. It
is ‘celebrated’. All true believers gather Sunday after
Sunday to celebrate their common faith and the special
relationship their faith has inspired in them with God and
with one another. You would have to suspect the faith of
those who say, “I have a strong belief in God but I do not
believe in community worship”. You can be very sure that
those who do not celebrate the Eucharist most likely do
not believe in other sacraments either. Throughout our
history of salvation it is clearly seen how God did not just
ask the people to believe in Him but brought them
together on a regular basis to common celebrations with
words, songs and rituals.
Another element missing from the faith of the devil is his
faith does not make a difference to his life. His faith does
not make him a loving or morally good person because of
his faith. That is what the Pope has in mind when he says,
(faith) ‘lived’. True faith can hardly be hidden. Its power
cannot but influence one’s behavior and life-style. Is that
why people of Antioch, seeing those early Christians said,
“See how they love one another?” One cannot have the
true faith and not be morally good. If faith is a relationship
with a good, loving and benevolent God then every
believer will want to be “perfect as your heavenly Father is
perfect”. Christian faith, which is fundamentally biblical,
ought to draw from the moral ethics of the Bible contained,
in its primal form, in the Ten Commandments and
presented in a positive and complete form in the
Beatitudes of Jesus. (Someone said they should be called
Be-attitudes).
‘Living’ one’s faith also means ‘acting’ upon it. This act is
our response to God’s work in our lives. It is the decision
(s) we make based on the love we have experienced from
our heavenly Father. We ought to remember that acting
upon our faith does not mean seeking our own salvation
but influencing others in such a way that they are on the
way to salvation. It is part of being a ‘believer’ that we
draw others into the ‘celebration’ and ‘living’ of the true
faith. In other words the ‘door of faith’ is one we pass
through, not as individuals, but in a procession of those
who are united in what their beliefs, morals and worship. A
BMW Christian is a complete Christian.
Would love to hear from you.
(ccarlo@sacredheartventura.org)
WHOLE COMMUNITY CATECHESIS
Reflection: Baruch comforts Israel, in exile, with the
surety that God will lead them “in joy by the light of his
glory…” Paul expresses his joy as well at the growth of
the “gospel” of Christ in the Philippians. This joy is again
reflected in John’s proclamation of the “forgiveness of
sin” and that all will “…see the salvation of God.”
Question of the Week: As we reflect and meditate on
the Incarnation of God in our world, can we do so with
joy in our hearts?
Resolution: We are at all times a people of joy for we
have the sure knowledge that God is with us. The song
Oh Come, “Oh Come Emmanuel” expresses this joy
clearly. No matter the troubles they faced Baruch, Paul
and John all proclaimed a God’s message of joy to the
people of God.
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Youth Ministry News
From Fr. Bill
I want to thank all those people who helped make our
Confirmation Retreats in November successful.
First, I want to thank the sponsors of our second year
candidates for demonstrating by their presence in the
retreat how important being Catholic and being Confirmed
is. Just today someone called the rectory to complain
about our questioning whether their infant can be
baptized… let’s see… neither parent has bothered to
receive their first communion, nor confirmation, nor
bothered themselves about getting married in the church…
if the faith means so little to you… how can we expect the
child to be raised in the faith? Sacraments and being
Catholic are not some stamp you get on your passport as
you go through a country to show you’ve “been there, done
that.” They are a way of living in this world. I am thankful for
the sponsors’ example given that being faithful does
require love, time, and sacrifice.
Second, I would like to thank our Youth Core Leaders for
their efforts on making the Confirmation 1 overnight retreat
a success. Their witness talks, skits, and leadership have
given a good foundation to our 50 year one candidates. By
the way, our Youth Core Team with 27 members is larger
than many other parishes’ youth ministry.
Third, I would like to thank our adult leaders who worked
with the Youth Core Leaders to both help them prepare
for…and then to chaperon during the Confirmation 1
overnight retreat.
“Going into this retreat, I wasn't very sure what to expect.
I supposed that it would be a lot of lectures and few
activities. Yet I was proven wrong from the beginning. It
was an incredible experience where we played a lot of
games and had a lot of fun. There were talks that made
me question who I really was and how was I going to better
my relationship with God. We discussed about how every
person wears a different "mask" in specific situations--for
example we tend to act differently with our family and with
our friends--and how we as individuals can discover how to
be true to ourselves instead. I feel that my point of view
about life was changed in this retreat and I will carry this
experience with me as I continue my high school years.” –
candidate.
“It was great if you already knew people. Their friendships
made me feel alone. The skits and adoration were
amazing.” – candidate. (I appreciate the courage shown in
this comment which challenges us to help ALL of our youth
to know that the church is their HOME and they are always
welcome.)
¨ Sunday, December 9th is a Lifenite.” This evening is a
Confirmation 1 requirement.
¨ Sunday, December 16th is an Edgenite. The theme is
“The Christmas Story.” Families are welcomed to
celebrate this evening.
LIFE CENTERS POINSETTIAS
If you ordered Life Centers poinsettias, they will be available
for pick-up after all the morning masses on Sunday,
December 9th. Thank you for your support of Life Centers of
Ventura County".
Sr. Margaret Mary
E-Mail: re@sacredheartventura.org
1. Classes this week are:
a. Sunday, December 9th — 10:30 a.m. for Pre-K—5th.
b. Tuesday, December 11th — 6:30 p.m. for Older
First Communion.
c. Wednesday, December 12th — 3:45 p.m. for Wed.
students who need to make up a class.
2. Mass attendance will be taken after all Masses this
weekend. There will be no formal Mass attendance
December 16, 23, or 30. Please use envelopes for
Mass attendance verification on these days.
3. We would like to wish all our families a very wonderful
Christmas and New Year 2013.
4. Classes resume, Sunday January 6th. We also have
Mass attendance the weekend of January 6th.
5. Second year parent meeting for First Confession is
Monday, January 7th, 7 p.m. in Biedermann Hall.
6. We thank Zaida Worthley for the DVD/VCR player. We
still need a flat screen television, pre-school furniture
and white copy paper. Thank you to all for your help.
Sacred Heart
School News
office@sacredheartschoolventura.org
During the school weeks of Advent, several special events
are on the calendar. On December 3rd, the first trimester
mission focus on The Archdiocese of Los Angeles Adopt a
Family Program ended with Teddy Bear Day as we sent
hundreds of stuffed animals, lots of collected candy, and the
money raised through various events to Los Angeles with
Monsignor Terry Fleming. Our 8th grade students will go to
The Cathedral during this school week to assist in the
preparation of boxes for the families receiving items donated
by schools and churches throughout the Archdiocese.
During Advent, the students and staff meet weekly in
Biedermann Hall as 8th grade students lead us in prayer.
Students in kindergarten, first, and second grade are
practicing for the annual Christmas Program under the
direction of Mrs. Elaine Lyle and every class will have a
Christmas party before we leave for the two-week school
vacation celebrating Christmas and the New Year!
NATIVITY STORY IN SONG & SCRIPTURE
You are invited to join us for our yearly
“Christmas Story, in Song & Word” on
Sunday, December 16th at 7 p.m. in the
Church. Let’s experience the Christmas spirit
and enjoy the music.
YOUR ATTENTION PLEASE
Parish office will be CLOSED from 12—2:30 p.m. on
Wednesday, December 12th for our staff Christmas
luncheon.
Second Sunday of Advent
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EUCHARISTIC ADORATION
Every Friday
Friday 9 a.m. — Saturday 8:30 a.m.
In the Most Blessed Sacrament, Christ, the glorious
King of Angels and of men, our good Lord, adores,
appeases and satisfies the justice of his Father, offers
Him his obedience and his love to compensate for the
injury, the crime, the ingratitude and for the sins that are
rampant in the world.
~St Peter Julian Eymard
Can you commit one hour to Our Lord every Friday or
twice a month, at 11AM? Please call Huguette 658-8941.
This week’s vocal Holy Hour in English @ 7p.m. is for
Vocations.
Our Lady of Guadalupe Celebration
On Sunday, December 9th we will be
celebrating the Feast of Our Lady of Guadalupe.
Procession at 11:30 a.m. from Biedermann
Place to church followed by Mass at 12 p.m. with
mariachi music. There will be food sales from 9
a.m. — 2 p.m.
Wednesday, December 12th is the actual Feast of
Our Lady of Guadalupe. The schedule is as follows:
4 a.m. Mañanitas with mariachi at Cabrillo Village Chapel
5 a.m. Mañanitas with mariachi at Sacred Heart
5:30 a.m. Mass followed by Hot chocolate & Mexican
bread in the Padre Serra Room
7 p.m. Mass (Spanish) at Cabrillo Village Chapel
ADVENT PENANCE SERVICE
Sacred Heart will have a service of reconciliation on
Friday, December 21st at 7 p.m. There will be
several visiting priests assisting with confessions.
Intenciones de la Semana
(†)Deceased
(-)Intentions
Sunday, December 9
5:30 pm (Sat) - Parishioners of Sacred Heart
7:30 am
† Mafalda & Joseph Spicer
9:00 am
† Lupe Hernandez
10:30 am
- Kitty Olson
12:00 pm
- In honor of Our Lady of Guadalupe
5:30 pm
- Valerie Buckley
Monday, December 10
7:00 am
- Ernest Angel Guzman
8:30 am
- Bob & Zaida Worthley
Tuesday, December 11
7:00 am
† Albert Vanoni
8:30 am
- Bob & Zaida Worthley
Wednesday, December 12
5:30 am
Our Lady of Guadalupe Mass
7:00 am
† Lupe Cantu
8:30 am
† Adolfo & Victoria Azpeitia
5:30 pm(Español) † Ofelia Magaña de Cansino
Thursday, December 13
7:00 am
† Deceased members of KofC
8:30 am
† Jimmy Boblett
Friday, December 14
7:00 am
† Joe Castor
8:30 am
† Ethel Aspell
5:30 pm
† Joe ‘Goosie’ Alamillo
Saturday, December 15
8:30 am
† Jimmy Boblett
5:30 pm
† Celia Dung Hoang
PLEASE PRAY FOR
The Sick of our Parish — Enfermos de Nuestra Parroquia:
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS NEWS…
Sacred Heart Council Knights of Columbus
are hosting their annual New Year's Eve
Dinner Dance in Biedermann Hall on
Monday December 31.
Doors and no-host bar open at 6 PM, catered dinner
served from 7—8 p.m. and dancing to the "Juano and
Friends" band from 8 p.m. to 1 a.m. Party favors and
champagne toast at midnight included with your ticket
purchase. Cost is $35 per person or you can reserve a
table of 8 for $250. For more information or to purchase
tickets contact Grand Knight Joe Lee (805) 477-8081,
Deputy Grand Knight Frank Ceniceros (805) 207-5545 or
Past Grand Knight Angel Rodriguez (805) 701-4131.
Kathryn Garrity, Daniel & Therese Dufresne, Priscilla
Kaiserman, Sammy Hall, Marion Scott
Died in Christ — Murio en Cristo: Jose Gamino
SUNDAY, December 2, 2012 COLLECTION
Parish Support:$13,300.21
School Support: $254.50
Building Fund:$2,690.50
SVdP:$1,750.50
Children’s env: $167.27 Archdiocesan collection:$270.00
Parking lot donation:$ 175.34
TOTAL COLLECTION: $18,608.32
Total cost of Parking Lot:$156,814
Donations to date:$85,779.00
WORDS OF WISDOM…
“When Christ entered our world, he didn't come to brighten our Decembers, but to transform our lives.”
~ Rich Miller
December 9, 2012
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MISA DEL MEDIODIA, 12 P.M.
Noticias del Ministerio Hispano...
MENSAJE DEL PADRE CYPRIAN
Año de la Fe (2)
El Año de la Fe comenzó con una
reunión con el Sínodo de Obispos que
tuvo lugar en Roma del 7 al 11 de
octubre. El Sínodo comenzo con una
misa concelebrada con el Papa. El
Sínodo examinó el tema del Año de la
Fe. El tema fue "Nueva evangelización
para la transmisión de la fe". ¿Por qué
es esta evangelización 'nueva'? La tarea del Año de la Fe
es evangelizar a los bautizados que no son católicos en
palabra, obra y vida. 3 de cada 4 católicos deja de seguir
cualquier religión antes de los 20! Los católicos que se
casan en la iglesia son menos del 40%. Esta es una
situación grave y es nuestro deber durante este Año de la
Fe llegar a los católicos que no están practicando su fe.
Dichos católicos están en nuestras propias familias,
hogares y ciudades. El Papa dijo, “A pesar de que son
bautizados se han alejado de la iglesia y viven sin ninguna
conexión con la vida cristiana. Necesitamos ayudarlos a
encontrar al Señor quien El solo llena nuestra existencia
con profundo sentido y paz.”
¿De quien es esta tarea? "La iglesia existe para
evangelizar". Cada bautizado es la Iglesia. Cada católico
es discípulo de Jesús; cada católico es enviado a predicar
las buenas nuevas al mundo. Si el mundo tiene que ser
evangelizado el trabajo debe comenzar con nosotros. Los
católicos que son fieles y entregados deben empezar a
pensar en los que no se ven en nuestras iglesias y que no
gozan de la gracia de los sacramentos. Todo católico debe
ser un testimonio fuerte y visible de Jesús; debemos ser
educados y formados en la fe que hemos recibido en
nuestro bautismo. La Iglesia comenzó a educarnos en la
fe hace 50 años. Ella nos dio los medios y herramientas
para ello en los documentos del Concilio Vaticano. Estos
documentos nos dieron una visión totalmente nueva de
nuestra propia fe, la Iglesia y el mundo.
A través de este boletín, a través de homilías especiales y
otros talleres y retiros, recibiremos mucha ayuda a tener
un mejor entendimiento de nuestra fe y a entrar en una
nueva relación con Jesús. Cuando el mundo vea que
estamos estrechamente relacionados con Jesús seremos
testigos verdaderos al mundo. Amigos de Jesús son los
que hablan con El, se comunican con El, y llevan Su amor
y bondad hacia los demas. Oremos más, encontremonos
a Jesús en la Biblia y experimentemos Su amistad en los
sacramentos. Si hacemos esto, haremos una gran
contribución al Año de la Fe y ganaremos muchos amigos
para Jesus.
SERVICIO DE PENITENCIA
El Sagrado Corazón tendra un servicio de
reconciliación el viernes 21 de Diciembre a las 7 p.m.
Habran varios sacerdotes asistiendo en las confesiones.
ENTENDIENDO EL CREDO SEGUNDA PARTE.
I «Creo en un solo Dios»
200 Con estas palabras comienza el Símbolo NicenoConstantinopolitano. La confesión de la unicidad de Dios,
que tiene su raíz en la Revelación Divina en la Antigua
Alianza, es inseparable de la confesión de la existencia de
Dios y asimismo también fundamental. Dios es Único: no
hay más que un solo Dios: "La fe cristiana cree y confiesa
que hay un solo Dios [...] por naturaleza, por substancia y
por esencia (Catecismo Romano, 1,2,2).
LA PASTORELA
Los invitamos a La Pastorela y Posada, ya una tradición
en nuestra Parroquia del Sagrado Corazón, el dia 22 de
Diciembre a las 6:30 pm en el Salón Parroquial.
¿Cual es el significado de las postarelas? Las
pastorelas son una representación escénica, de marco
festivo y alegre, que refiere acontecimientos previos a la
venida de Jesús y termina con la adoración de los
pastores a Jesús recién nacido en el pesebre. En ésta, se
mezclan personajes divinos y humanos donde el destino
eterno de los hombres ocupa el papel central de la trama.
Los personajes centrales son Dios, la Virgen y los
pastores que acuden a adorar al Niño Jesús en la gruta de
Belén. Las Pastorelas son jocosas y alegres, presentan al
diablo ridiculizándolo y terminan siempre con su derrota,
con el triunfo del bien sobre el mal.
Algo que no debes olvidar… Debemos vivir las
tradiciones y costumbres navideñas con el significado
interior y no sólo el exterior para preparar nuestro corazón
para el nacimiento de Jesús.
CELEBRACI N DE LA VIRGEN DE GUADALUPE
Domingo 9 de Diciembre processión a las 11:30
a.m. comenzando en Biedermann Place hacia la
iglesia seguido por la Misa con mariachi a las 12
p.m. Tendremos venta de comida de 9 a.m. — 2
p.m.
Para el Miercoles 12 de Diciembre el horario es el
siguente:
4 a.m. Las Mañanita con mariachi en Cabrillo Village.
5 a.m. Las Mañanitas con mariachi en el Sagrado Corazón
5:30 a.m. Misa - despues de la misa se les invita a tomar
chocolate caliente y pan dulce en el salón Padre Serra
7 p.m. Misa en español en Cabrillo Village
EL SEMBRADOR PRESENTA:
CONGRESO CATÓLICO DE NIÑOS
DE LOS NIÑOS EL EL REINO DE DIOS
Sábado 22 de Diciembre de 9 .m. — 5 p.m.
Los Angeles Convention Center
Donación: $15
Consagración especial a todos los niños.
Para mayor información llame al (818) 260-0222
Second Sunday of Advent
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SACRED HEART PARISH OFFICES
SACRED HEART SCHOOL:
Christine Benner, Principal
RELIGIOUS EDUCATION OFFICE:
Sister Margaret Mary Scott, S.N.D., Director
HISPANIC MINISTRY (Ministerio Hispano):
Deacon Fernando Flores, Director
YOUTH MINISTRY:
Justin Wilburn
PLANT MANAGER:
(Cell)
Don Mulville
SCRIP OFFICE:
Shaune Ramirez
647-3235
Ext. 306
647-3235
Ext. 311
647-3235
Ext. 313
797-4474
647-0713
ORGANIZATIONS
BIBLE STUDY
BOY SCOUTS
Eric Noel
CHARISMATIC PRAYER GROUP
Tony & Maria Lozano
CUB SCOUTS
Therese Palmisano
DETENTION MINISTRY
Rick Goulette
EUCHARISTIC APOSTLES OF DIVINE MERCY
Bob & Zaida Worthley
FAMILY TO FAMILY
Nita Perkins
FINANCE COUNCIL
Cindy Fanning
GUADALUPANAS
Maria Anguiano
ITALIAN CATHOLIC FEDERATION
Carol Eller
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
Joe Lee, Grand Knight
NATURAL FAMILY PLANNING
David & Wilhelmina Stoll
PARENT TEACHER COUNCIL
Sonya Stickels, President
PARISH COUNCIL
Tom Chess
POLISH COMMUNITY
Ed Osiadacz
RESPECT LIFE
Annette Tussey
SAFEGUARD THE CHILDREN
Dcn. John Barry
SENIOR ASSISTANCE
Barbara Rodriguez
ST. VINCENT DE PAUL
Person on call
WELCOMING MINISTRY
Dcn. John Barry
WORLD APOSTOLATE OF FATIMA
Huguette Johnston
JOVENES ADULTOS PARA CRISTO
LITURGICAL MINISTRIES
647-6174
647-3235
844-4442
647-5648
647-5641
ALTAR SERVERS MINISTRY:
Sandie Dominguez
BEREAVEMENT MINISTRY:
Jeannette Longwill
EUCHARISTIC MINISTRY COORDINATOR:
Tom Chess
INFANT BAPTISMS:
Dcn. Phil Conforti
LECTOR MINISTRY:
Rick Goulette
MARRIAGE COORDINATOR:
Mary Jane Wallace
MINISTRY TO THE SICK:
Jeannette Longwill, Facilitator
USHERS MINISTRY:
Joe Lee
MUSIC COORDINATOR:
Sarah Hardcastle
CHILDREN’S CHOIR:
R.C.I.A. ADULT ED:
340-3983
647-3086
650-8557
659-3839
647-3603
659-2255
647-4843
647-7306
647-0969
339-0715
659-3751
647-2426
216-2787
794-3613
658-8941
317-9043
(Young Adults for Christ)
Jose Arroyo, Coordinator
667-6660
647-4078
382-6816
340-3983
647-4490
667-6660
647-4843
279-7595
647-3235
647-3235
CORDINADORES DE LITURGIA
LECTORES:
Jose Cancino
MINISTROS DE EUCARISTIA:
Maria Lopez
Roberto Sanchez
UJIERES:
Cesar Alviso
SERVIDORES DEL ALTAR:
Ornelia Martinez
MINISTERIO DE MUSICA:
Dcn. Fernando Flores
CORO:
Hector Reyes
BAUTIZOS:
Roberto & Josie Piña
Alejandro & Mayela Vasquez
Dcn. Fernando & Rosa Flores
RICA (Iniciación Cristiana):
Rosa Flores
525-4327
200-9223
448-9965
421-6558
647-4328
647-3235
Ext. 311
701-2253
659-1084
647-4975
659-3412
323-5688
PARISH REGISTRATION OR
CHANGE OF ADDRESS
647-3235
647-1842
525-0010
If you are new in our Parish Community, in Jesus’ name we
welcome you and hope along with us you will experience the
touch of Jesus. If you have a new address or phone number
please complete this form and place it in the collection basket or
return it to the parish office so we can stay connected. The
parish needs you; be counted.
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ZIP
PHONE
□ Moving Out of Parish
□ New Registration
□ Change of Address/Phone Number