Sunday, May 31, 2015 - Cathedral of the Annunciation

CATHEDRAL OF THE ANNUNCIATION
400 West Rose Street, Stockton, California
www.AnnunciationStockton.org
Pentecost Sunday / Domingo de Pentecostés
Monday, May 25, 2015: MEMORIAL DAY—OFFICE CLOSED
7:00pm: Grupo de Oración: Salon del Coro
Thursday, May 28, 2015:
7:00pm: Estudio Biblico: Casa Parroquial
Tuesday, May 26, 2015:
6:00pm: Legion de Maria: Escuela
6:00pm: Youth Legion de Maria: Escuela
Friday, May 29, 2015:
7:00pm: Practica del Coro: Salon del Coro
7:00pm: Bilingual Youth Group: School
Wednesday, May 27, 2015:
3:00-5:30pm: Preschool Drive-Thru Dinner: Choir Room
5:30pm: Virgen Peregrina: Church
6:30pm: Adult Choir Rehearsal: Choir Room
6:45pm: Jr. High Youth Group: Gymnasium
7:00pm: Baptismal Class: School
Saturday, May 30, 2015:
7:00pm: High School Youth Group: Parish House
STEPHEN E. BLAIRE, D.D.
Bishop of Stockton / Obispo de Stockton
Rev. John M. Armistead, Pastor
Parish Ministry Team / Equipo Ministerial
Sunday, May 31, 2015:
Rev. Bill Kraft, Parochial Vicar
Rev. Mr. Mike Wofford, Deacon
Rev. Mr. Matthew Joseph, Deacon
Parish House / Casa Parroquial
Danielle Silva
School Principal / Directora de la Escuela
425 West Magnolia Street, Stockton, 95203-2412
Office: (209) 463-1305
Fax: (209) 463-0807
Parish Email: [email protected]
Shannon Rodriguez
Early Childhood Ministries / Directora Preescolar
Office Hours / Horas de Oficina
Yvonne Harrold
Director of Religious Education / Directora de Educación Religiosa
Parish School/ Escuela Parroquial
Grace Ayala
Director of Religious Education, Spanish / Directora de Educación
Religiosa, Español
Monday-Friday / Lunes-Viernes: 8:30am-5:00pm
1110 North Lincoln Street, Stockton, 95203-2412
209-444-4000
www.annunciation-school.org
Parish Preschool / Preescolar
Laura Chance
Director, Youth and Young Adult Ministry / Directora del
Ministerio para Jóvenes y Jóvenes Adultos
440 West Rose Street, Stockton, 95203-2412
Kathy Freitas
Business Manager / Administradora
Saturdays / Sábados: 5:30pm
Sundays / Domingos: 7:00am, 9:00am, 11:00am, 1:00pm Español
Weekdays / Entre Semana: 6:30am
Al Smith
Plant Manager / Director de Mantenimiento
Alma Suerdieck
Parish Secretary / Secretaria Parroquial
Genieva Zollinger
Sacristan / Sacristán
Schedule of Masses / Horario de Misas
SACRAMENTS / SACRAMENTOS
Reconciliation / Reconciliación
Wednesdays / Miércoles: 7:00pm - 7:30pm
Saturdays / Sábados: 8:30am - 9:30am
Baptism / Bautismo
Patti Stone
Administrative Assistant / Asistente Administrativo
Parish Nurses / Enfermeras de la Parroquia
Norah Lamond, R.N.
Ginny Wallace, R.N.
209-465-2961 www.annunciationpreschool.org
Nola Moccafiche, R.N.
209-463-1305
English: 1st and 3rd Sundays, 2:30pm,
Español: 2o y 4o Domingo, 2:30pm
Marriage / Matrimonio
Arrangements must be made at least 6 months in advance
of wedding date. /Arreglos para una boda deben de ser hechos
con seis meses de anticipo.
You are invited...
Estás invitado ...
To celebrate the ordination of
Para celebrar la ordenación de
César Ulises Martínez Soto
César Ulises Martínez Soto
Saturday, June 6th, 2015
At 10:00 in the morning
Sábado, 06 de junio 2015
A las 10:00 de la mañana
at
en
Cathedral of the
Annunciation
All are warmly welcomed to join
with the entire community as our
Bishop lays hands on César,
ordaining him to the priesthood of
Jesus Christ for service here in the
Diocese of Stockton.
Memorial Day is May 25th
The Parish Office will be closed
Monday, May 25th in observance of
Memorial Day. The office will reopen
Tuesday, May 26th at 8:30am.
Please join Reverend Monsignor
Richard Ryan at the San Joaquin
Catholic Cemetery Mausoleum at
9:00am for a Memorial Day Mass.
25 de Mayo es Memorial Day
La oficina Parroquial estará cerrada el Lunes 25
de Mayo en conmemoración de Memorial Day. La
oficina reanudara sus labores el Martes, 26 de
Mayo a las 8:30 am.
Por favor, acompañe al Reverendo Monseñor
Richard Ryan en el Masuleo del Cementerio
Católico de San Joaquin para una Misa de
Memorial Day.
Catedral de la Anunciación
Toda la comunidad esta cordialmente
invitada a acompañarnos mientras
nuestro Obispo impone las manos
sobre Cesár, ordenandolo al
sacerdocio de Jesucristo para el
servicio de aqui en la Diócesis de
Stockton.
CELEBRATING 25 YEARS!
Please join us at the 9am Mass Sunday,
May 31st, as we celebrate with Bishop
Stephen Blaire the 25th Anniversary of
his ordination as Bishop.
Por favor acompáñenos el 31 de Mayo en
la Misa de 9:00 de la mañana, para
celebrar con el Obispo Stephen Blaire el
veinticinco Aniversario de su ordenación
como Obispo.
Parish News Update from Father
John
Reflecting on my responsibilities in the Diocese and our
parish, I have reached a decision to restructure the
organization of the parish. The first step in this
reorganization is to eliminate the position of Parish
Administrator. I wish to personally thank Lucy Hamer
for her years of dedication and faithfulness to the
Cathedral. We pray for her as her position of
Administrator finished on May 20th. May the Lord
continue to lead and guide her.
Noticias actuales de la Parroquia/
Padre John
Reflexionando en mis responsabilidades en la Diócesis
y en nuestra parroquia, he llegado a la decisión de
reestructurar la organización de la parroquia. El primer
paso en esta reorganización es eliminar la posición de
Administrador Parroquial. Quiero personalmente darle
las gracias a Lucy Hamer por sus años de dedicación y
lealtad a la Catedral. Oremos por ella ya que su
posición de Administradora ha sido terminada el 20 de
Mayo. Que el Señor siga guiándola y dirigiéndola.
WE WANT TO RECOGNIZE
YOUR SPECIAL GRADUATE!
There is an important flyer insert
in the bulletin this weekend. It is an invitation
for you to tell us the name of your special 2015
graduate for recognition in the June 7th
bulletin. Please turn in names to the Parish
Office by Monday, June 1st, or place in the
basket at the front of the church entrance.
We will have a reception following the 11am
Mass Sunday, June 7th. All are invited to
celebrate our graduates!
QUEREMOS DARLE UN
RECONOCIMIENTO A SU GRADUADO!
Este fin de semana hay un importante volante
en el boletín. Es una invitación para usted para
que nos diga el nombre de su graduado especial
del 2015 para darles un reconocimiento en el
boletín del 7 de Junio. Por favor entregue los
nombres a la Oficina Parroquial el Lunes, 1 de
Junio, o deposítelo en la canasta a la entrada de
la Iglesia. Tendremos una recepción despúes
de la Misa de 11:00 am el Domingo 7 de Junio.
Todos estan invitados a celebrar con nuestros
graduados!
Join us for a Prayer Walk
Monday, May 25th
11:30 am – 1:00 pm
Four churches, the Cathedral of the Annunciation,
Open Door House of Prayer, Alpha-Omega and
First Presbyterian, will conduct a Prayer Walk to
pray for an end to the violence in our community
and to bring healing to a wounded city.
The walk will begin at the Cathedral and end at
the First Presbyterian Church. Join with us, and
Bishop Stephen E. Blaire, as we walk to bear
witness to our Catholic faith.
Acompañenos a una Caminata de Oración,
Lunes 25 de Mayo de 11:30 am a 1:00 pm
Cuatro Iglesias, la Catedral de la Anunciación,
Open Door House of Prayer, Alpha-Omega y First
Presbyterian, dirigiran la oración. Caminaremos
en oración para terminar con la violencia en
nuestra comunidad y para sanar a esta ciudad que
ha sido herida.
La caminata comenzara en la Catedral y
terminara en la Iglesia First Presbyterian.
Acompañe al Obispo Stephen E. Blaire mientras
caminamos para dar testimonio de nuestra fe
Católica.
COME ONE, COME ALL!
“PARISH NIGHT AT THE PORTS”
Mark your calendars for the 2nd
Annual “Parish Night at the
Ports” game Friday, June 19th!
This is an event for the whole
family and a great way to meet
other parishioners. Last year
we had 120 parishioners attend.
Let’s shoot for 250 this year! Tickets are $10 and
will be available for purchase after all Masses the
first weekend in June. For more information, call
Laura at 463-1305.
Our Family
JR. HIGH YOUTH GROUP:
Our end-of-the-year youth group
party is this Wednesday, May
27th, from 6:45-8:30! Come for
games, food, fun, and door
prizes!!!! The theme is a Luau
Party, so please dress Hawaiian! It is a potluck, so
please bring a side dish!!!! If you have any questions,
call Laura at the Parish House.
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HIGH SCHOOL YOUTH GROUP:
We are holding an end-of-the-year BBQ
Saturday, May 30th from 7-9pm!! Come
say good-bye to the seniors and enjoy
some great food and company!!! For
more information, call Laura at the
Parish House .

Congratulations and blessings to the
families of Kara Bella Cardona, Emerson
Keane Stevens, Mar Cat, Adrian Zepede
Rodriguez, Reyes Perez IV, Maximilian
Torres, and Joshua Jayden Hammonds,
who were baptized last week.

Please pray for those of our community
who are ill, especially Miguel Angel, Julio
Barrios, Teresa Bonilla, Ken and Maria
Gates, Art Hoggard, the Jimenez family,
Bob Harrold, Maria del Refugio, Rudy
Partida, Joey Provencio, Liz Perez, Tony
Rios, Shirley Torlai, Salvador Vargas, and
Roy Vasquez, Jr.
Mass Intentions for This Week:
5/25/15
6:30am: Kian Hancock (Special Intention)
5/26/15
6:30am: Concepcion Duran
5/27/15
6:30am: Mike Henandez
LOS DISCIPULOS DE JESUS
5/28/15
6:30am: Jacob Hernandez (Special Intention)
Hola jóvenes adolescentes! El grupo bilingue: Los
Discípulos de Jesus te invitan a participar con
otros jóvenes como tu, a nuestros juegos,
platicas, y convivencias!! Todos los Viernes en el
auditorio de la escuela a las 7pm. Ven, invita un
amigo/a! Te esperamos!!
5/29/15
6:30am: Cora de Anda
5/30/15
5:30pm: Father Randy Rainwater
Hello teens!! The bilingual youth group "Los
Discípulos de Jesus" would like
to invite you to participate with
other teens just like you, to our
games, talks, and potlucks!!
We hang out every Friday in
the school auditorium at 7pm.
Come and invite a friend! Hope to see you there!
Words to live by…
Choose
Life
"The truth is the truth if nobody
believes it, and error is error if
everyone believes it."
~ Bishop Fulton J. Sheen
Sharing Our Gifts
Current
Week
Year to Date
Offertory Collection
for May 17, 2015
$12,482
$666,849
This Year’s Budget
Goal
$13,000
$662,482
($518)
$4,367
Variance from Budget
Flowers donated by the Lombardi
Family in honor of
Annunciation School Graduates
Class of 2015
DIOCESE AND COMMUNITY
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An Evening with Catholic Charities ~
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Saturday, June 20th, from 6:00-8:00pm
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12001 S. Highway 99
Manteca, CA 95336
Tickets: $35.00
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Pentecost Sunday
A Life-Giving Love
Lord God,
you have breathed life into creation,
blessing all of the earth with the fire
of your love.
Be with us today as we rejoice
that through your Word and through
the Spirit,
the Church was brought to life
so that the world would hear the
Good News
of your saving love.
Keep us true to you
that we might bear the fruits
of the Spirit,
carrying out our work
with patience, gentleness, and joy.
Through our Lord Jesus Christ,
your Son,
who lives and reigns with you
in the unity of the Holy Spirit,
one God, for ever and ever. Amen.
Sunday, May 24, 2015
Unity through the Spirit
Today’s Readings: Acts 2:1–11; Psalm 104:1, 24, 29–30, 31,
34 (30); 1 Corinthians 12:3b–7, 12 –13 or Galatians 5:16–25;
John 20:19–23 or John 15:26–27; 16:12–15. The readings for
our Pentecost celebration might well leave us with a sense of
awe. We hear of people filled with the Holy Spirit, of
tongues of fire, of the Spirit guiding us to the truth, of Christ
offering peace, and of the fruits of the Holy Spirit. There is
much to absorb on this last day of the Easter season.
Each of today’s readings tells of the unity that is part of
life in the Spirit. In the reading from the Acts of the
Apostles, the people are gathered in Jerusalem from many
nations but still they hear one message. Both options for the
Second Reading provide insight into the petition in the
Eucharistic Prayer that we become “one body, one spirit in
Christ.” From 1 Corinthians, we hear that our Baptism
brings us into one body, the Body of Christ. The letter from
Galatians is clear that those who live in the Kingdom of God
bear the fruits of the spirit — love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, generosity, faithfulness, gentleness, and self-control.
So, too, is there a sense of unity when Christ wishes the
disciples peace in the account from John 20. Notice that
Christ does not wish individual Apostles peace but the
whole group. He breathes on all of the Apostles. He is sending them on the one mission to bring the Good News to the
world. The Church is one just as the Father, Son, and Spirit
are one. In the option for the Gospel from John 15, we hear
of the unified work of the Trinity. Jesus tells the Apostles
that he will send the Spirit from the Father. The Spirit will
glorify Christ, just as we are to glorify Christ as we spread
the Good News.
This Week and Beyond
Now that the Easter season has ended, here are some memorials, feasts, and solemnities to look forward to during
Ordinary Time.
“that Christ may dwell in your hearts through faith.” God,
who is beyond all understanding, truly loves us, and in the
heart of Jesus this love has become binding for all ages. The
Sacred Heart represents the faithful love God has for us, even
though we have often strayed.
Sunday, May 31, 2015
The Most Holy Trinity, Solemnity
Wednesday, June 24, 2015
The Nativity of St. John the Baptist
Today’s Readings: Deuteronomy 4:32 – 34, 39 – 40; Psalm 33:
4 – 5, 6, 9, 18 –19, 20, 22 (12b); Romans 8:14 –17; Matthew
28:16 – 20. The Solemnity of the Most Holy Trinity flows naturally from Pentecost. The Father having sent the Son, and the
Father and the Son having sent the Holy Spirit, the three are
now celebrated as a unity, as one God. In this Sunday’s
Gospel, Jesus tells the Apostles to baptize in the name of the
Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit. It is significant
that we begin our lives as Christians invoking the Trinity. We
must remember that we live in the communion of love that is
the Trinity.
Sunday, June 7, 2015
The Most Holy Body and Blood of
Christ (Corpus Christi)
Today’s Readings: Exodus 24:3 – 8; Psalm 116:12 –13, 15 –16,
17–18 (13); Hebrews 9:11–15; Mark 14:12 –16, 22 – 26. The
origins of this solemnity are rooted in the Eucharistic devotion of Juliana de Cornillon, between 1191 and 1192 in Liège,
Belgium, where groups of women were dedicated to
Eucharistic worship. In the year 1264, Pope Urban IV instituted this solemnity for the universal Church. Many parishes
have a Eucharistic procession to observe Corpus Christi. If
your parish does not have a procession, perhaps you could
participate in a neighboring parish’s procession.
Friday, June 12, 2015
The Most Sacred Heart of Jesus
Today’s Readings: Hosea 11:1, 3 – 4, 8c – 9; Isaiah 12:2 – 3, 4,
5 – 6 (3); Ephesians 3:8 –12, 14 –19; John 19:31– 37. The Sacred
Heart of Jesus, aflame with an unquenchable fire, stands as a
powerful symbol of Christ’s unquenchable love for humanity.
The prayer of St. Paul from today’s Second Reading prays
Today’s Readings: Isaiah 49:1– 6; Psalm 139:1– 3, 13 –14ab,
14c –15 (14a); Acts 13:22 – 26; Luke 1:57– 6 6, 80. When
Zechariah announced that his son would be named John, all
were amazed. As is stated in today’s Gospel, it was apparent
that the hand of the Lord was upon this baby. John would
prepare the way of the Lord, pointing people to Christ. By
the way we live, we should be showing people the way to
Christ. How do your actions connect people to God?
Monday, June 29, 2015
Sts. Peter and Paul Apostles,
Solemnity
Today’s Readings: Acts 12:1–11; Psalm 34: 2 – 3, 4 – 5, 6 –7,
8 – 9 (5b); 2 Timothy 4:6 – 8, 17–18; Matthew 16:13 –19. Peter,
the first of the Apostles, suffered from human weakness,
even in the presence of Jesus. Paul persecuted Christians
until his life was changed when he encountered Jesus.
Considering both of these men, we should never let our frailties keep us from working toward the kingdom. Today’s readings speak of Paul being “poured out like a libation” and
Peter as the rock of the Church. In what ways are you a rock
for others?
Tuesday, July 14, 2015
St. Kateri Tekakwitha, Virgin
Today’s Readings: Exodus 2:1–15a; Psalm 69:3, 14, 30 – 31,
33 – 34 (33); Matthew 11:20 – 24. Kateri was the first indigenous woman from North America to be canonized. Steadfast
in her faith, she sought private instruction in Catholicism.
Once baptized, she was persecuted. Still, she was devoted to
the Eucharist and known for her life of prayer.
© Liturgy Training Publications. 1-800-933-1800. Written by Michael R. Prendergast. Illustrated by Cody F. Miller.
Scripture quotations are from The New Revised Standard Version Bible: Catholic Edition, copyright © 1993 and 1989 by
the Division of Christian Education of the National Council of the Churches of Christ in the U.S.A. Permission to publish
granted by the Archdiocese of Chicago, on September 16, 2014.
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