January 10, 2016 - St. Julie Billiart

St. Julie Billiart Church
E-Mail: [email protected]
2475 Borchard Road, Newbury Park, CA 91320
Parish Office (805) 498-3602 Fax: (805) 376-2332
Religious Education Office (805) 499-0979
Website: www.stjulieschurch.org
January 10, 2016
To All Who Worship
With Us Today!
The St. Julie Billiart
Catholic Community
warmly welcomes you.
If you are new to our parish
community, we invite you to make
St. Julie’s your spiritual foundation.
We encourage you to visit our website at
www. stjulieschurch.org
LITURGIES
PASTORAL STAFF
Saturday: 5:00 p.m. Sunday Vigil Mass
Sunday: 8:00 a.m. - 9:30 a.m.
11:00 a.m. & 5:00 p.m.
Weekdays: 8:00 a.m. -Mary Health
REV. PAUL J. HRUBY
Pastor
Email: [email protected]
SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION
Saturdays: 3:30 p.m.
HOLY COMMUNION
For the Sick - By Appointment
ST.VINCENT DE PAUL HOT LINE
805.270.9597
REV. KEN RUDNICK
Sunday Supply
Deacon Kim Bond,Deacon Barry Harper
Deacon David Lawrence ,Deacon Claudio Selame
Deacon David Smith - Pastoral Assistant
Email: [email protected]
PRE-BAPTISMAL CLASSES
2nd and 4th Mondays: 7:30 pm
Contact: Deacon Dave at: (805) 499-0979
WEDDINGS
Arrangements for a marriage should be
made 6 months in advance.
Please contact the Parish Office to make
an appointment with the Pastor.
EUCHARISTIC ADORATION
Monday through Thursday
9:00 a.m. - 9:00 p.m.
Fridays
9:00 am - 7:00 p.m.
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The Baptism of the Lord
Parish Contact Information
PARISH OFFICE - (805) 498-3602
Office Hours
Monday - Thursday 9:00 am to 5:00 pm
(Closed-12:00 pm to 1:00 pm Monday - Thursday)
Friday - 9:00 am to 1:00 pm
Business Manager & Ministry Coordinator…...................498-3602
Carole Wachter……..........……....([email protected])
RELIGIOUS EDUCATION OFFICE - (805) 499-0979
Faith Formation - Deacon Dave - Ext.1
Email: [email protected]
Director of Religious Education - Linda Smith Ext. 3
Email: [email protected]
Youth Ministry - Daryl Hitt Ext. 4
Email: [email protected]
MINISTRY COORDINATORS
Altar Servers Coordinator
Maureen Kubica- Roes ([email protected]) ......... 499-6407
Altar Society
Marie Jendian ([email protected]).................498-5249
Divine Mercy
Virginia Witt ([email protected])................................... 805-758-9339
Eucharistic Ministers
Pat Stotko ([email protected]) ....................................383-9478
Helping Hands
Sally Kutcher ([email protected]) ............. 498-7377
Knights of Columbus
Ray Sobrino ([email protected])……............ 376-8389
Lectors
Jim Bullock ([email protected]) .................................. 376-2447
Music Ministry
Leanna Brand ([email protected]) ................581-7184
Meal & Winter Shelter
Bob Shaffer ([email protected]) ..............................573-0941
Parish Pastoral Council
Dave Sanders ([email protected]) .......................... 551-0531
Prayer Shawl Ministry
Karen Seemann ................................. [email protected]
Pro-Life
Ron & Dorothy Hage ([email protected]) ...................... 498-1566
24-Hour Hot Line—Life Centers ...................484-1122
Safeguard the Children Committee
Ed Roes .....................................................................499-6407
Seniors Club (OWLS)
Ed Francis ..................................................................498-3232
80+ Social
Sue Thompson ([email protected]) ............... 493-1394
Ushers
Richard Gaz ([email protected]) .....................498-3393
Wedding Coordinator
Donna Perroni ................................... ([email protected])
Welcoming Ministry
Phyllis Simonich ([email protected]).....499-7000
Feast of the Baptism of the Lord
Fittingly, this Jubilee Year of Mercy is also the Lectionary’s Year of Luke, for Luke’s Gospel highlights God’s
mercy in finding the lost, healing the sick, restoring the broken, comforting the sorrowful, forgiving the sinner through
Jesus’ ministry. But before doing, Luke’s Jesus is always
praying. As practical moderns programmed to measure
worth by productivity, we instinctively appreciate the Jubilee’s call to embrace the practical challenges of our baptism.
But today Luke focuses not on Jesus being baptized, but on
Jesus praying after baptism. So must we pray to become the
disciples we are called to be, that the Spirit empower us to
do what disciples are called to do. Imitating Jesus’ openness to the Spirit will enable us to cooperate with the grace
that transforms us into “beloved sons [and daughters] . . . in
whom the Father is well pleased,” living out, in this Jubilee
Year of Mercy, the extraordinary potential of our baptism.
--Peter Scagnelli, Copyright (c) J. S. Paluch Co. Inc.
QUESTION OF THE WEEK
Adult: What are some of the ways in which you have been
comforted by God’s merciful compassion?
Youth: Reflect on how God and others comfort you in life. How
can you share this comfort and mercy with others?
NEXT SUNDAY’S READINGS
First Reading -- As a bridegroom rejoices in his bride, so
God rejoices in the chosen Zion and Jerusalem
(Isaiah 62:1-5).
Psalm -- Proclaim his marvelous deeds to all the nations
(Psalm 96).
Second Reading -- All the varied gifts and talents found in the
Christian community are products of the same Spirit
(1 Corinthians 12:4-11).
Gospel -- At a wedding festival in Cana, Jesus changes water
into wine at his mother’s request (John 2:1-11).
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St. Julie Billiart
January 10, 2016
This Week At St. Julie’s
January 10, Sunday
Pray and Play -9:00 am -12:30 pm - RM #2 and #3
Family Program - 9:30 am - 10:45 am - Hall
RCIA - 9:00 am - Rm #5
Youth Ministry - 6:30 pm - Hall
January 11, Monday
SVDP - 9a-12pm - Room 4
Adult Confirmation - 7:00 pm - Hall
January 12 Tuesday
Food Share - 4:00opm - 5:45pm - Hall
Men’s Bible Study 7:00 pm - 8:30 pm - Room #8
Pastoral Council - 7:00pm - Room #5
January 13 , Wednesday
SVDP - 9a-12pm - Room 4
Religious Education - 4:15pm- 5:30pm - Halll
RCIA 7:00p -8:30p - Rm #5
January 14, Thursday
Children’s Choir - 4:15 - Church
Adult Choir - 7:00 pm Church
January 15, Friday
SVDP - 9a-12-pm Room 4
Divine Mercy - 7:00pm - Chapel
Santa Julia - 7:00pm - Church
January 16, Saturday
Shelter Dinner 5:00 pm - 7:30 pm -Parish Hall
Did you miss last year’s OneLife LA?
You won’t want to miss this year! On January 23, 2016,
join Archbishop Gomez and tens of thousands in downtown Los Angeles for the second annual OneLife LA, an
event celebrating the beauty and dignity of every human
life from conception to natural death. Beginning at 12:00
at La Placita/Olvera St., we will walk to Grand Park for
a family-friendly day of inspiring speakers, live music,
entertainment, food trucks, and exhibits from community organizations serving those in need. The Requiem
Mass for the Unborn at the Cathedral will follow at 5pm.
Book parish buses now! Get t-shirts, postcards, posters,
buttons, and everything you need to promote OneLife
LA in your parish and school at OneLifeLA.org. Don’t
miss out!
SAINTS AND SPECIAL OBSERVANCES
Sunday:
Monday:
Wednesday:
Saturday:
The Baptism of the Lord
First Week in Ordinary Time
St. Hilary
Blessed Virgin Mary
Sunday, January 10
8:00
9:30
11:00
5:00
Monday, January 11
8:00
Tuesday, January 12
8:00
Wednesday, January 13
8:00
Thursday, January 14
8:00
Friday, January 15
8:00
Saturday, January 16
5:00
Richard Stelmar (+)
People of the Parish
Vito Covino (+)
Thomas Henry Wade (+)
Jacqueline O’Donnell (+)
John Resendez (+)
Erik Rea (+)
Angeline McGowan (+)
Teresa Renna (+)
PRAY FOR SICK
PARISHIONERS AND FRIENDS
Bev Aldridge
Dick Aldridge
Pamela Allen
Annette Anderson
Marla Anderson
Laura Baker
Ruth &
Ashley Benedix
Ryan Benson
Mark Beshears
Jeanine Bordagary
Christian Braden
Haroldline Brown
Eleanor Buchler
Frank Germano
Loretta Colantuono
James Connolly
Chris Cordello
Kevin Courtney
Robert Courtney
Dorothy Dent
Christopher Depre
John Dube’
Bob Eck
Florence Elsley
Claire Empol
Sean Ferreiro
Pat Frangiamore
Angelo Frangiamore
Marilyn Frangiamore
Matt Frey
Chris Gago
Chuck Germer
Frank Germano
Anne Gilliland
David Giese
Dave Guerrero
Steve Hallack
Florence Harnist
Judy Hayes
Judy Helfrich
Sunny Higgens
Megan Hines
Melanie Holmes
Clark Hunter
Jenny Isaacs
Maria Jacoby
Jolene Jaeger
Marion Jeffrey
Peggy Jorban
Connor Joyce
Bob Kauss
Mary Ellen Kauss
Tim Kelly
Carm Kirkeby
Aurora La Blanc
Lorraine Lambert
Richard Lee
Oona Lyman
Julie Macy
Angela Madgwich
Jeoffrey Mallen
Joan Mann
Bella Maria
Henry McCarthy
Joann McNicoll
Alan Mieren
Kelly Miroballi Gilbert
Mike Morcos
Gene Moutes
Michael Myers
Jamie Oberson
Sean O’Neill
Andrzej Palak
Anthony Ponticelli
Maria Ponticelli
Bobbi Quigley
Jorge Rimada
Don Rockwell
Danielle Saucedo
Eric Schultz
Peggy Seiler-Brand
Justin Shareghi
Dorothy Simmons
Dorothy Smith
Josie Sorce
Jerry Steadman
Claire St Ledger
Grace Tallman
Rita Valdivia
Peggy Vampa
Ginger Waters
Ryan Wilson
Lauren Wonders
PRAY FOR OUR TROOPS
Weston Baccus, Justin Ray Cress, Cameron Davis. Dillon Francis, Jordan Galuszka, Ryne
Intlekofer, Brendan Konrath.Catherine Bernadette S. Magno-Popa, Heather Masigat, Joseph
Pace,Vincent Masigat, Antonio Pagano, Brian S. Petit, William J. Price, Oren Pursley, Kyle
Stotko, Mitchell Stotko, Logan Wilk, Paul Witt, Mathew Walker , Paul Woods
University Series - Lent 2016
During the season of Lent, The University Series™ offers more than 100
seminars connecting faith with real life in areas such as current events, contemporary moral issues, evangelization, faith and science, marriage and
family, church history, scripture, prayer, and other priorities set by the Los
Angeles Archdiocesan Synod.
Sessions include multi-media presentations and always allow
time for your questions.
The 2016 season will run February 11 to March 18 at 12 parishes that span
the border of Los Angeles and Ventura counties.
Our faculty have extensive knowledge in their fields and love to teach. They
include international authorities, priests, religious, professors, authors, lay
people, and local favorites who are all passionate about helping students
grow in knowledge and faith.
A small tuition ($5 during pre-registration or $8 at the door) allows each
student to bring a guest for free. A Season Pass for all classes is available
only during pre-registration for $85 (a $208 value!) and includes your
guest. Remember: these special discounts end when pre-registration closes.
Pre-registration is open 5:00 p.m. January 9- January 24.
To pre-register for one or more classes, just go to the course listings and select the ones you want. The University Series strives for excellence because
our Catholic faith deserves our very best efforts.
Please visit http://theuniversityseries.org for more information or pick up
a brochure on this year’s series at the tables located near the exits of the
church.
ST. JULIE’S NEWS
THANK YOU FROM COMMUNITY EVENTS
The Community Events Ministry wishes to thank the
parish for all their participation, volunteer hours and
support for the 20 day, 160 hour, Nativity Exhibit at
the Community Gallery adjacent to the Library. A total
of 1753 visitors signed in from many other states and
countries as well as locals. Saint Julie's will benefit
from the monies in the "box" and from the donated
ornaments on the Giving Tree.
A very special thank you to the parishioners who shared
their nativity sets and the 32 volunteers who staffed
the Gallery from 10am to 6pm daily. If you'd be interested in participating next year, contact, Anna Gaz
805-498-3393 or
Jim Olson 805-480-3962.
THANK YOU FROM CONCERN AMERICA
On December 6, 2015 hand-crafted textiles,
baskets, ceramics and wood products from
Concern America were displayed. As a community
of the faithful, you were generous in purchasing
handcrafts valued at $964.00. We are very grateful to Father Paul Hruby for his hospitality and
support, and to everyone who purchased handcrafts. Through your generosity you have helped
to spread hope for a better future to hundreds of
economically disadvantaged people in many
developing countries throughout the world.
Thank you!
For information about Concern America’s many
programs or if you would like to see a selection of
Concern America crafts, you are invited to visit our
web site at concernamerica.org. To place an order
for something you saw at the sale, pleas call our office at (800) CON-CERN (800-266-2376)
FLORAL DONATIONS
Thank you Charles and Lindalisa Louis for the
floral donation in memory of Military Families
and Pet Rescue.
TURNING THE TIDE
When everything goes against you, till it seems
as though you could not hold on a minute longer, never
give up then, for that is just the place and time that the
tide will turn.
--Harriet Beecher Stowe
St. Julie’s Society of St. Vincent De Paul
Pantry Needs this week are as follows:
• Peanut Butter and Jelly
• Tuna
• Small Jars or Bags of Ground coffee
• Instant coffee
• Vegetable oil, Salt and Pepper
• Sugar
• Spaghetti and Pasta Sauce
• Breakfast Items, Cereal, Pancacke Mix and Syrup
As always we are overwhelmed with the blessings of
you, the parishioners of St. Julie’s and your support
in our mission to help those in need.
Please note that the next Food Share is January 12,
2016 from 4:00 pm until 5:45pm
We welcome the following newly baptized
into the community of St. Julie’s Catholic
Church and congratulate the
parents and family.
Roman Alexi Sanchez
“Have You Remembered”
St. Julie Billiart Church in your will or trust? For further
information, please contact Fr. Paul Hruby at
[email protected] or Kimberly Jetton, Planned
Giving Office Manager at (213)637-7512 . Our correct
legal title is The Roman Catholic Archbishop of Los
Angeles, a Corporation Sole for the benefit of:St. Julie
Billiart Catholic Church.
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SJYM - St. Julies Youth Ministry
All high school students are invited to
Sunday evening for
Youth Ministry from
6:30 pm to 8:30 pm.
Youth Ministry - Daryl Hitt
Email: [email protected]
January 10, 2016
Making Decisions With God – A series of four
discussions led by Sister Mary Leanne Hubbard
and SND Associate Jen Coito. Join us to learn more
about “discernment of spirits” and “communal discenment” in the Ignatian and Quaker spiritual traditions. Wednesdays, January 13, 20, 27 and February 3. From 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. at Notre Dame Center
(1776 Hendrix Avenue, Thousand Oaks, CA 91360).
Please RSVP to Sister Marie Paul Grech at
[email protected].
Be wary of online friendships.
Today’s teens may seem to be always online, with constant messaging and sharing on social media with a large audience.
The internet is a great place to meet people, but these meetings come with potential dangers that can put kids and teens
at risk. You don’t know who you’re really talking to online. Pay attention to the sites your kids on computers and mobile
devices. Monitor the sites that they visit and ask questions about who they talk to and what information they provide to
their online friends. For a copy of the VIRTUS® article “Preventing Teen Victimization On- and Offline,”
email [email protected].