Dec 18_ 2011 - St. Juliana Falconieri Parish

1316 N. A CACIA A VE
F ULLERTON , CA 92831-1202
DECEMBER 18, 2011
FOURTH SUNDAY OF ADVENT
“THE CHILD TO BE BORN WILL BE CALLED HOLY,
THE SON OF GOD.”
~ LUKE 1:35
Order of Friar Servants of Mary
United States of America Province
OUR MISSION AS A STEWARDSHIP PARISH
St. Juliana Falconieri Catholic Community is a sacramental family called to welcome and encourage
all people to accept and celebrate the free gift of eternal salvation. Stewards of the new creation in Christ,
we strive to bequeath to future generations a kingdom of love, justice, and peace through
liturgy, sacraments, scripture, education, loving service and fellowship.
MASS SCHEDULE
Sunday:
Saturday:
Weekdays:
7:30am, 9:00am,
11:00am and 5:00pm
12:45pm Deaf Community Mass
8:00am and 5:00pm
6:30am and 8:00am
PARISH OFFICE
1318 N. Acacia Ave.
PHONE: 714-879-1965
FAX:
714-526-6673
WEBSITE: www.stjulianachurch.org
EMAIL:
[email protected]
OFFICE HOURS
Mon.-Thurs., 9:00am to 5:00pm
Fri. 9:00am to 12:00 Noon
First Saturday of the Month - Immediately following 8am Mass.
SCHOOL
1320 N. Acacia Ave.
PHONE: 714-871-2829
FAX:
714-871-8465
RECONCILIATION / CONFESSIONS
PASTOR
Rev. Frank Falco, O.S.M.
ST. PEREGRINE DEVOTION
Saturday:
3:30pm to 4:30pm
BAPTISM
Please phone the rectory either before or shortly after the birth
of the child. Parents must attend a Baptismal Catechesis.
Baptisms are celebrated the 2nd Sunday at 2:30pm by appointment.
MARRIAGE
Couples planning to be married should contact a Priest or a
Deacon at least six months before setting a date for the wedding..
PAROCHIAL VICAR
Rev. Paul Gins, O.S.M.
IN RESIDENCE
Rev. Patrick Donovan, O.S.M.
DEACON
Bill Schlater - (retired)
PHONE: 714-992-1388
DEACON
Gerhard P. Stadel
PHONE: 714-870-5714
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THE PARISH AS ONE BODY
“If the whole body were an eye, where would the hearing be?
If the whole body were hearing, where would the sense of smell be?
But as it is, God placed the parts, each one of them, in the body as he intended…
The eye cannot say to the hand, ‘I do not need you,’
nor again the head to the feet, ‘I do not need you.’
Indeed, the parts of the body that seem to be weaker are all the more necessary .
Now you are Christ’s body, and individually parts of it. “
(1 Cor. 12:17-25)
The Seven Essential Elements of Parish Life constantly interrelate,
each nurturing and supporting the other with the communal celebration of Sunday Eucharist at the center.
LEADERSHIP
EVANGELIZATION
Pastor
Rev. Frank Falco, O.S.M.
714-879-1965
Parochial Vicar
In Residence
Rev. Paul Gins, O.S.M.
Rev. Patrick Donovan, O.S.M.
714-879-1965
714-879-1965
Deacon
Deacon
Pastoral Council
Bill Schlater - retired
Gerhard Stadel
Bob Dietterle!
[email protected]
Manuel Gonzales, Jr.
714-992-1388
714-870-5714
714-525-2208
School Principal
Director of Faith!
Formation
Facility Manager!
Michael McHenry!
714-871-2829
714-879-1965!
[email protected]
Mark Augustin!
Catholics Come Home
Communications!
Constant Contact!
Website
Karen Powell
Susan Lazuka
Vicki Delaney
Vocations
Welcoming &!
Belonging/Outreach
Kathy Gleeson
WORD (Faith Formation)
714-261-5167!
Adult Education
714-879-1965
714-879-1965
714-879-1965
Baptism
Confirmation/HSYM
STEWARDSHIP
Advancement &!
Rick Price
714-871-4514
Stewardship
Stewardship
David Hoferer
714-961-2845
LITURGY
Altar Servers
Parish Office
Rev. Paul Gins, O.S.M
714-879-1965
714-879-1965
Children’s Liturgy
Deaf Community
Environment!
Altar Care
Eucharistic Ministers
Donna Reinbold
Nancy Lopez
Parish Office !
Mariana Meurer
Deacon Gerhard Stadel
714-772-6234
714-547-0824
714-879-1965!
714-870-7524
714-870-5714
Lector Training
Vern Meurer
714-870-7524
Music Director!
Organist!
Spirit Group
Ushers
Todd Helm!
Claudia Kellogg!
Donna Fairrington
Alberta Saran
714-528-4690!
714-349-3774!
714-998-0853
714-992-6566
SERVICE
Bereavement
Italian Catholic Fed.
Knights of Columbus
Spiritual Partners In Care
Michele Tanaka
Joyce French
Andre Vasquez!
[email protected]
Barbara Legas!
Claire McKellogg
Doris Chiaretta
St. Vincent DePaul
Office Phone
Respect Life
714-992-1630
714-992-6628
714-879-8145
714-870-4214!
714-526-4096
714-526-6856
714-879-8721
!
Glenn Casterline!
Jerry Spaeder, Jr.
[email protected]
John McElligott
Michael McHenry!
714-572-8232!
714-870-5714
!
714-792-0972!
214-207-2319
714-871-7182
714-680-0683
714-879-1965!
[email protected]
[email protected]
Business Manager
Parish Secretary
Safe Environment
Shawn Graham!
Deacon Gerhard Stadel
Jr. High Youth Ministry!
Grades 7-8
RCIA (Rite of Christian!
Initiation of Adults)
School of Religious!
Education Grades 1-8
St. Juliana School!
School Parents’ Club
Sunday School 9 a.m.
Judy Allen
Kerry & Maura Condon!
[email protected]
714-773-0812
714-680-7736
Scott Kambak
714-870-5908
RCIA Team
714-879-1965
Michael McHenry!
714-879-1965!
[email protected]
Manuel Gonzales, Jr. Principal!
Carole Cassell
714-871-2829!
714-449-0234
Julianna Tapia
[email protected]
714-345-4901
COMMUNITY
BSA Religious Emblems
Exercise Class
Fall Festival
Hunter Piper
Bernadette Gilwee
John & Maureen Kohaut
714-996-5139
714-680-5439
714-713-5295
Mary’s Journey
Men’s Retreat
Mom’s Group
NAIM
(Widows / Widowers)
Newman Club!
(College Students)
Nina Visconti
Terry Reinbold
Debbie Cusack
Eileen Shannon!
Mary Gin Chaille
Fr. Joselito Ramos
Chaplain
[email protected]
www.newman-csuf.com
Rita Semple!
Maggie Armstrong
Barbara Dietterle
Debbie Shimaoka
714-572-4152
714-772-6234
714-529-5341
714-871-0456!
714-526-4926
714-865-4534
Prayer Chain
Small Christian Communities
Y.L.I. Catholic Women
714-879-1492!
714-871-8055
714-525-2208
714-441-0446
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December 18, 2011
From the Pastor ~
This is the final Sunday before our celebration of
the solemnity of Christmas. Advent passes quickly
in the latter days because of so much busyness. I
hope you haven’t been so busy that you have missed
daily or Sunday Mass. The Advent readings are
filled with hope, comfort and joy. These three themes have
been the foundation of my homilies during Advent. I call them
the “gifts of Advent.” Wouldn’t it be special if in all the giftgiving this Christmas season we would include these “gifts of
Advent.” I am sure there are those in your circle of friends and
family who need a word of hope, a gesture of comfort, or an
expression of joy.
(continued)
Advent hope rouses us to get up in the morning and face a new
day. It motivates us to take care of our families, strive to do our
best at work, in our marriage and in school. Hope spurs us on to
be more patient, turn the other cheek, see the good in others,
and make great plans. Advent hope inspires us to live our spirituality in concrete ways.
Please don’t forget that the Fullerton Interfaith Ministerial Association (FIMA) is sponsoring an evening of scripture, prayer,
song and reflection on the theme of light at First Christian
Church in Fullerton this Wednesday, December 21st at 7pm.
This Longest Night Service is especially helpful to those who
experience sadness or darkness during the holiday season.
However, the impact of this Service can be rewarding also for
those who may want an extra lift during the longest night of the
year. The address of First Christian Church is 109 East Wilshire Ave. The telephone number is 714-525-5525. I hope to
see you there.
Comfort, the second gift of Advent, is closely aligned with consolation. Who in your family or among your friends needs to be
comforted, consoled? You may think to yourself that this is
Christmas time, who needs comfort? Who needs consolation?
We would be surprised at how many friends and loved ones
need comfort at this season of the year. Isaiah, the prophet we
read during Advent, is commissioned by God to speak comfort
to the people of his time returning from a horrific experience of
being slaves and exiles in Babylon. “Comfort, give comfort to
my people, says your God. Speak tenderly to Jerusalem…cry
out at the top of your voice…here is your God! Like a shepherd
he feeds his flock; in his arms he gathers the lambs carrying
them in his bosom…” To be gathered in the arms of God as we
would welcome the arms of those we love and who love us,
would be the most profound expression of comfort. Comfort
can be as simple as a smile, a gentle touch and nod of the head,
a phone call, an e-mail or a note in a lunch box.
The third gift of Advent is Joy. This gift sometimes eludes us.
It’s not that we don’t want to be joyful or can’t be joyful, rather
we place too much emphasis on material joy….money, financial security, nice things, possessions. We might call that
“worldly joy.” Biblical joy is what we are talking about here.
Biblical joy is an attitude closely aligned with gratitude. The
most joyful people we know are those who are generally grateful for all they have or do not have. Isaiah and the exiles returning to Jerusalem are joyful because they are free from
negativity. St. Paul writes to the Thessalonians: “Rejoice always. Pray without ceasing, give thanks to God.” Paul had joy
in his heart because he was determined. St. John the Baptist
had joy because he had a goal in life; a mission. He describes
this joy, “I am a voice of one crying out in the desert, make
straight the way of the Lord.”
Some recent parish events brought me great hope, comfort and
joy. Our school children’s Advent program wonderfully portrayed the Nativity of Our Lord in song, gestures and dialogue
with a decided Advent theme of expectation. Our high school
ministry attendance at last Sunday’s evening Mass along with
the Advent-Christmas party in the parish hall was a rousing
success. Theresa Knudson, the daughter of Doug and Jean
Knudson, danced the Snow Queen and then the Sugar Plum
Fairy in the Grand Pas De Deux in the Nutcracker performed
by the Nouveau Chamber Ballet at Fullerton College Campus
Theatre. Theresa’s execution of both roles was flawless. These
three events helped me to be more consciously grateful for all
the wonderful opportunities that come my way as pastor.
Last week I helped celebrate the Sacrament of Reconciliation in
parishes in our deanery. Advent and Lent are times when these
communal celebrations are well attended. This coming week
I’ll be helping at St. Anthony Claret and St. Pius V. My special
thanks to Fr. Paul for leading our celebration last Thursday and
to all who attended.
Last Monday the Parish Center was humming with activity as
our Knights of Columbus, St. Vincent de Paul Society, parish
ladies, and other volunteers sorted through hundreds of food
items you donated. They prepared baskets for over 160 patrons
of the St. Vincent de Paul Society here at St. Juliana. What a
wondrous sight to behold everyone cheerfully moving from
table to table patiently filling cardboard boxes and labeling
them. Our Boy Scouts and leaders are to be commended for the
hours they helped on Sunday as well.
Please remember that we have added another Mass on Christmas Eve at 7pm in the church. The full Christmas schedule is
published in the bulletin. It is our hope that we can alleviate the
congestion at all the Masses. The Fullerton Fire department and
the Diocese of Orange prohibit standing in the aisles. We will
open the choir loft for overflow. Please cooperate with the
ushers.
I extend my thanks to all who contributed a gift to the Retired
Religious Collection last weekend. Your donation will be most
helpful especially to the religious sisters who are far more numerous in old age than the men religious. If you still want to
donate, mark your check and place it in the regular collection.
I finally finished my Christmas cards. When I drove over to the
post office to buy stamps I recalled a cute story. A woman went
to the post office to buy stamps for her Christmas cards. “What
denomination?” asked the clerk. “Oh, good heavens! Have we
come to this?” said the woman. “Well, give me 30 Catholic
ones, 10 Baptist ones, 30 Lutheran and 40 Presbyterian.”
See you at Christmas Mass.
In the Joy of Our Faith,
Fr. Frank Falco, O.S.M.
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PARISH CALENDAR
Sun., Dec. 18
Mon., Dec. 19
Tues., Dec. 20
Wed., Dec. 21
Thurs., Dec. 22
Fri., Dec. 23
Sat., Dec. 24
Sun., Dec. 25
FOURTH SUNDAY OF ADVENT
Coffee & Donuts (Faith Formation Hosts)
10:30am
Deaf Community (Rm 1-2)
11am
RCIA Retreat (Off-site)
6:15pm
HSYM - Leader function
for JHYM & HSYM
No School - Christmas Holiday
10am
SCC (Rm 3)
6pm
Boy Scouts (Rm 3)
6:15pm
Zumba Class (PC)
7pm
Spirit Group (church)
7:30pm
RCIA (Rm 1-2)
7pm
Men’s Basketball (PC)
7pm
Rosary & Benediction
7:30pm
Kof C Fellowship (Rm 1-2)
7:30pm
SCC (Rm 3)
8:30am
Stretchersize Class (Rm 1)
5pm
YLI (PC)
Facilities Mtg (Facility Office)
7pm
7pm
SCC (Rm 4)
7pm
Stewardship (Office)
5:45pm
NJB (PC)
7pm
Spirit Group (chapel)
7pm
Youth Band (church)
7:30pm
Choir (Rm 4)
3pm
Divine Mercy
6:15pm
Zumba Class (Rm 1-2)
No 8am Mass
(see Christmas Eve masses below)
THE NATIVITY OF THE LORD
Merry Christmas!
(See Mass times below)
Sat., Dec. 24th
Christmas Eve - No Morning Mass
5:00pm Family Mass (Parish Center)
and 5:00pm Mass in Church
7:00pm Mass in Church
10:00pm Choir - Mass prelude music
10:30pm Solemn Mass of Christmas
Sun., Dec. 25th Merry Christmas!
Masses at 7:30am, 9:00am, 11:00am;
No 5:00pm Mass this day.
Dec. 26th-30th (Holiday Mass Schedule)
One Mass only each day at 8:00am
(No 6:30am Masses this week)
Fri., Dec 30th Adoration (Note: changed from Dec 31st)
No confessions Dec. 31st.
Sun., Jan 1st
Masses at 7:30am, 9:00am, 11:00am;
No 5:00pm Mass this day.
Monday & Tuesday Jan 2nd-3rd.
No 6:30am Mass these days.
MASSES FOR THE WEEK
Mon., Dec.19
6:30am
8:00am
Wilfred Zacherl †
Betty Martin †
Tue., Dec. 20
6:30am
8:00am
Lou & Marianne Dinkel
Lupe Duarte †
Wed., Dec. 21
6:30am
8:00am
Timmaree Hicks †
Louise Visconti †
Thu., Dec. 22
6:30am
8:00am
Keith Dietterle
James Molitor †
Fri., Dec. 23
6:30am
8:00am
Jose Vicaldo †
Eugene Kuziemkowski †
Sat., Dec. 24
5:00pm
5:00pm
7:00pm
10:30pm
Brian McElligott †
Parishioners
Parishioners
Parishioners
Sun., Dec. 25
7:30am
9:00am
11:00am
Parishioners
Parishioners
Parishioners
NO 5:00pm Mass
PRAYER INTENTIONS
PLEASE PRAY FOR ALL WHO ARE ILL AND IN NEED
OF OUR LOVING SUPPORT IN THIS COMMUNITY,
Carolyn Hovey (daughter of Don & Rosemary Stelluto),
Joseph Herrera (husband of Neidra) and all the names and all
the names listed in our Book of Healing.
PLEASE PRAY FOR ALL OUR BELOVED DEAD: ...
...May their souls and the souls of all the faithful departed rest
in peace. Amen
TREASURES FROM TRADITIONS
We are approaching the darkest, longest night of the year. For
centuries, people in the Northern Hemisphere have kindled
fires against the dying of the light, turning away the dark of the
winter solstice, and leading the imagination to hope and new
beginnings. It is thus easy to understand why these solstice
celebrations of non-Christian Europe attracted the annual remembrance of the birth of Jesus Christ, the Light of the World.
In time the solstice migrated away from December 25, but the
Christmas feast remained in place. From this day, a whole season of celebration developed, stretching from Advent through
the days of Christmas, and even beyond to the February 2
blessing of the candles, and beyond that to March 25, the Annunciation, nine months before the next Christmas. Centuries
ago, this was New Year’s Day, and many
reasoned that it was the date of Adam and
Eve’s fall, and the date of the Crucifixion.
The message is clear: don’t let your Christmas be over too soon. Keep the lights blazing into January, and savor the meaning of
the feast!
ALTAR
CARE
December 23, 2011
Dorothy Hines
Denise Low
Iris Marchak
Pat Riehl
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KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS NEWS
Dec 19
Dec 20
5pm Work at Armory
7pm Rosary
7:30pm (after Rosary) Fellowship (Rm 1-2)
Dec 26
5pm Work at Armory
Dec 30
Day of Adoration (changed from Dec 31)
Jan 3
7pm K of C Fellowship (after Rosary)
Jan 5
7pm K of C Officers Meeting
Jan 17
6pm Dinner / 7pm Rosary / 7:45pm KC GBM
A note to our Knights:
During this season of selfless giving, many thanks go out to the
generous men from our Knights of Columbus. There are so
many ‘behind the scene’ events and activities that our Knights
are called upon to serve. Thank you for always saying ‘yes’
and serving our community with love and devotion. You are
very appreciated!
FOOD & TOY DRIVE UPDATE
Thank You for your Generosity
We received many thanks from the families we helped through
the Parish Food and Toy Drive. The volunteers who assisted
the Knights of Columbus and the Saint Vincent de Paul Society
made this event go smoothly—everything was sorted, boxed
and delivered to more than 160 families this past week! Presents for the children were provided by the Small Christian
Communities, various church ministries and the St. Juliana
School children.
No words can adequately express our gratitude to all the volunteers who made this happen...under the expertise and guidance
of Paul Durning and Claire Buckley. Thank you for all your
goodness and for coordinating this Food & Toy Drive!
THE FOUR PRESENCES OF CHRIST
The Second Vatican Council reminded us of our ancient faith:
Christ is always present in his church, especially in its liturgical
celebrations. So, each time we come to Mass we experience the
presence of Christ in four different ways:
1. Christ is present in the congregation – the people gathered
together;
2. Christ is present in the person of the priest;
3. Christ is present in the Scriptures that we listen to during Mass;
4. Christ is present in the bread and wine when it becomes Christ’s
Body and Blood.
The more we are able to understand and join in the Mass, the
more we will come to love it. The new translation will help us
to do that because the words we will now use will say more
clearly what our faith is teaching us.
CANDLELIGHT PROCESSION
Join Bishop Dominic Luong and parishioners from several area
parishes for the annual commemoration of all the Holy Innocents lost to abortion. Join in prayers for the unborn and their
families. Hosted by Our Lady of Guadalupe parish in La
Habra. The candlelight procession will start
Dec., 29th at 7:00 pm from the La Habra City
Hall (201 E. La Habra Blvd.), to Our Lady of
Guadalupe church for the celebration of Mass. If
you are unable to walk in the procession, go directly to the church for the Mass. Call Barbara
Legas, 714-870-4214, for further information.
SCHOOL HAPPENINGS….
Christmas Vacation: Fri., Dec 16th (12noon) - Wed., Jan 4th
Merry Christmas - and have a wonderful holiday break!
UPCOMING IMPORANT DATES:
First Annual Father / Daughter Dance
January 20, 2012
Dads and Daughters…
SAVE THE DATE!
Time and location details coming home soon.
St. Juliana School Gala ~ “Run for the Roses”
Sat., Feb 4, 2012 ~ WATCH FOR INVITATIONS SOON!
The Auction Committee is currently accepting donations for this
annual Fund Raiser (see note below.) Please contact the School
Office for information ...
Auction Donation Request: Please consider a donation of unused airline, hotel, or timeshare miles/points to our auction. If
you need to use points before 12/31 we would be happy to help
you with destination location choices. Please contact the school
at 714-871-2829 for information on how to donate or attend.
2012-13 NEW STUDENT APPLICATION
(St. Juliana School Office)
It is time to start thinking about this~
Filing Date is Sunday, March 11th, 2012 from 10am - 1pm
Non-refundable application fee of $105 is payable at the time
of application. Bring the following original documents:
1)$105 Application
2)Birth Certificate
3)Baptism Certificate
4)First Reconciliation & First Communion Certificates
5)Proof of Immunizations
6)Letter of Recommendation from pastor of your registered parish
7)Current report card or scholastic testing
Questions? Please contact the school office at 714-871-2829.
STUDENTS APPLYING FOR KINDERGARTEN MUST BE
FIVE YEARS OLD BY AUGUST 31st.
Siblings of students currently enrolled applying for the 2012-13
school year can pre-apply after the beginning of the year. Stop
by the School Office after January 17, 2012 for an application .
SCRIP NEWS
It’s not too late to buy scrip!
Need last minute gift ideas? BUY SCRIP!
Scrip is sold Monday, Wednesday and Friday morning at the
school, but also after the 9:00am Mass in the Parish Center.
Please stop by this Sunday, Dec. 18th, join us for coffee and
donuts, and do some Christmas shopping by buying scrip!
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CHILDREN’S FAITH FORMATION
SRE FAITH FORMATION
We finished up our semester with an all out celebration of the
Christmas spirit last week!
Our classes will resume on January 11th at 6:00pm.
Parents please note that this is a schedule change!
JUNIOR HIGH YOUTH MINISTRY
Coming soon! Ice Skating, Valentine’s Dance and much more!
HIGH SCHOOL YOUTH MINISTRY
Sun., Jan. 8th Year One Catechesis
6:15pm in the Parish Center.
Sun., Jan. 29th Year Two Catechesis
6:15pm in the Parish Center.
ADULT FAITH FORMATION
Thriving Marriage Couples Retreat
Sunday afternoon January 15th from 12:30 to 3:30
Feel like you need a boost? Please join us as
we welcome John Yzaguirre, Ph.D. and Claire
Yzaguirre M.F.T., M.Div. to Saint Juliana for
an afternoon of enrichment. The Yzaguirres
have devoted their careers to helping couples
develop and sustain vibrant and fruitful marriages. The cost for
this 3 hour seminar is only $10 per person! Start the new year
off right!
ADULT CONFIRMATION CLASSES
Are you an adult Catholic who never celebrated the Sacrament
of Confirmation? If you are a baptized Catholic and are active
in the practice of your faith, but have never been Confirmed,
please contact Suzie Lazuka at our Parish
Office (714) 879-1965 (ASAP) for information on our upcoming 10-week Confirmation formation process. Our classes begin
January - February 2012. The Sacrament of
Confirmation date is May 12, 2012.
PSA 2011 - A GREAT YEAR GETTING BETTER!
We are most grateful to all of our parish families who have
pledged to this year’s Pastoral Services Appeal campaign. We
have set records in number of donors and number of pledges.
As we near the end of the 2011 campaign we encourage those
of you who have not joined us in giving to the PSA this year to
make your pledge this month and make our Team 500 Community 600. We have met our diocesan obligation of
$103,000 and now the balance of all funds raised will come
back directly to our parish. Some of the rebate will be used for
paying down the principal of the loan on our Parish Center.
We truly are a blessed community of believers, dreamers, and
achievers and each of you are a treasure! Thanks for calling
Saint Juliana Falconieri your home parish. You can make out
your check and drop it off at the Parish Office or go online to
the Orange Catholic Foundation.
BULLETIN ADVERTISER SPOTLIGHT
As a parish community we would like to spotlight our bulletin advertisers who along with J.
S. Paluch underwrite our weekly parish bulletin.
This week we feature Hilgenfeld Mortuary.
Hilgenfeld Mortuary is located at 120 East Broadway, Anaheim, CA 92805. Their phone number is 714-535-4105. Their
email address is [email protected]. Their website address is www.hilgenfeldmortuary.com. They are open
Monday-Saturday 8am - 5pm and Sunday 12noon - 5pm. They
are always available 24 hours. The owners are Gary and
Margie Field and Becky Areias. Their staff includes Allen Bisbee, Art Tejada, Jerry Ballesteros, Darrell Valenzuela, Kailee
Vitelli, Shereen Zerrener, Gaby Buenrostro, and Carl Porter.
They have been in business for 85 years. Hilgenfeld Mortuary
started as a family business since 1927. They specialize in
funeral arrangements and services, pre-arrangements, and aftercare. Hilgenfeld Mortuary is in its 4th generation being run by
the founder Samuel Hilgenfeld’s great-great granddaughter.
They look forward to entrusting our parish families and community with their professional and caring services. They do
not have any employment opportunities at this time. Hilgenfeld
Mortuary is here as they have been for the past 85 years to assist our community with any funeral issues. They look forward
to being a part of our upcoming Business Expo.
“THANK YOU!”
The Knudson family would like to thank several members of
our parish family who attended the Nouveau
Chamber Ballet Nutcracker in support of
Theresa as she danced last weekend.
~ Doug & Jean Knudson Family
‘GET ON THE BUS’
...is fast approaching!
Dinner and Concert Fundraiser
Sunday, March 4, 2012 from 4 - 8pm
(in our Parish Center)
Get On The Bus (GOTB) brings children - and their
guardians/caretakers (from throughout California) to visit their
mothers & fathers in prison. St. Juliana Catholic Community, along
with The Congregational Church of Fullerton, will host this second
annual event.
Contact Barbara Dietterle at (714) 525-2208 for details
regarding this event and how to help. Donations welcome!
READINGS FOR THE WEEK
Monday:
Jgs 13:2-7, 24-25a; Lk 1:5-25
Tuesday:
Is 7:10-14; Lk 1:26-38
Wednesday:
Sg 2:8-14 or Zep 3:14-18a; Lk 1:39-45
Thursday:
1 Sm 1:24-28; Lk 1:46-56
Friday:
Mal 3:1-4, 23-24; Lk 1:57-66
Saturday:
2 Sm 7:1-5, 8b-12, 14a, 16; Lk 1:67-79
Sunday: Vigil: Is 62:1-5; Ps 89; Acts 13:16-17,
22-25; Mt 1:1-25 [18-25]
Midnight: Is 9:1-6; Ps 96; Ti 2:11-14; Lk 2:1-14
Dawn: Is 62:11-12; Ps 97; Ti 3:4-7; Lk 2:15-20
Day: Is 52:7-10; Ps 98; Heb 1:1-6; Jn 1:1-18[1-5, 9-14]
Page Seven
MARY’S JOURNEY
OUR LADY OF LOURDES - BALLET
Families take Mary’s statue for a week and pray the rosary
together each night. Mary’s Journey is on a mission
to welcome prayer back into families. Saying the
rosary and meditating on the mysteries allows us to
become aware of the life of Jesus, as witnessed in the
eyes of his Mother.
Be inspired by this beautiful
new ballet based on the true
story of St. Bernadette and
her encounters with Our Lady
in the small town of Lourdes,
France in 1858.
Marywood Pastoral Center
Dailey Auditorium - 2811 E. Villa Real, Orange, CA
Purchase tickets online:www.projectmarian.org
or call Adrianne at 714-639-6236
Feb. 2012 shows
2/10 - 7pm
2/11 - 2:30 and 7pm
2/17 - 7pm
2/18 - 2:30 and 7pm
December 18 Alex and Maria Benedicto Family 9am
December 25 Erick and Colleen Martinez Family 11am
January 1, 2012 John and Mary Alice McKenna Family 11am
NOTICE!
IRA CHARITABLE ROLLOVER
BENEFITS EXPIRING
If you are interested in signing up for a week please contact
Nina Visconti, 714-572-4152 or [email protected]
SLOTS OF FUN…’THE GETAWAYS’...
It’s time to join our ICF for another fun filled day at
Harrah’s Rincon on Thurs., February 9, 2012.
Only $15 with a $10 cash rebate upon arrival!!
Bus departs at 8am (arrive no later than 7:30am at St Juliana Church)
Bus will return to St. Juliana’s at 5:00pm.
Payments must be received by Thurs., Jan 26, 2012.
Reservations: Contact Neida at (714) 577-8144
or Yolande at (714) 528-6840
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“SLOTS OF FUN”!
PRAYER FOR MILITARY FAMILIES
Please pray for the following members of St. Juliana’s
presently serving in the military and for their families:
Peter Chavez, Stephen Gapinski, Edward Gonzales,
Trey Chiriboga, Robby Longpre, Christopher Simonds, Lance and Trevor Day, Anthony Garcia, Brian Krause,
Raul “Tito” Velazquez.
Ave Maria
Gregorian Chants
conducted by Lucien Diess, CSSp
Available on CD ($17)
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You only have until Dec. 31, 2011 to take advantage of this special tax benefit! On Dec. 31st, the tax-code provision that allows donors to make a tax-free gift from their IRA account to
non-profit organizations will expire.
This special tax break, also known as the “IRA Charitable Rollover” allows donors to make a direct distribution from their IRA
account to a qualified charity - tax free.
If you have an IRA, here are two of the primary provisions to
make a tax-free distribution this year:
1.) You must be 70 1/2 years of age or older when distribution is made.
2.)You may give up to $100,000 (married couples can give
up to $200,000.)
By taking advantage of this opportunity before the end of the
2011 calendar year, you may be able to fulfill your obligation to
take an IRA distribution, avoid taxes you would otherwise have
to pay, AND make a generous donation to the Orange Catholic
Foundation to benefit St. Juliana Parish.
For more information, please consult your financial advisor,
visit the “Ways to Give” section of the Orange Catholic Foundation website at www.oc-foundation.org or call the Parish Office.
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