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107 SAN PEDRO ROAD COLMA, CA 94014
Devotions
Pastoral Staff
Rev. Manuel Curso, Pastor
Rev. Alberto R. Cuevas, Parochial Vicar
Msgr. John R. Pernia, Priest In Residence
Rev. Mr. Juan Ruiz, Permanent Deacon
Rev. Mr. Lerny Prudenciado, Permanent Deacon
Rosary
Daily
After 7:30AM Mass
Our Lady of Perpetual Help (OLPH)Mondays
After 5:45 PM Mass
Marian Congregation & Rosary
Wednesdays
7:00PM (Spanish)
Adoration of the
First Friday After 7:30AM Mass
Blessed Sacrament
until the 5:45 PM Mass
Sacred Heart/Devotion
First Friday After 5:45PM Mass
Music Coordinators
Margaret Anne Kerns
Tito Rangasajo
Laura Reyes
Rudy Valeros, Sr.
Saturday………….3:30-4:15PM (or by appointment with a priest)
Telephone Numbers
Rectory (Parish Office) ..…………….…..…….…....(650) 755-0478
Confessions/Reconciliation
OFFICE HOURS: MON-FRI 8:00AM–12PM, 1:00PM–5PM;
Educational Staff
Sr. Leonarda Montealto, OP, School Principal
School….…………………………………………...…(650) 755-0220
School of Religion (CCD)…………………………... (650) 992-5539
Deacon Lerny Prudenciado …………………….…..(650) 758-3480
Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults (RCIA)…………….…..(650) 758-3480
Support Staff
Saturday ............................. 7:30AM, 4:30PM (SUNDAY VIGIL)
Sunday ............................... 7:00AM, 8:30AM,
10:00AM (Español), 11:30AM,
1:00PM & 4:30PM
Weekdays…...7:30AM, 5:45PM
Sr. Anita Torres, PBVM,
Coordinator, School of Religion (CCD) and Confirmation
Lawanda York CCD Computer Support
Masses
Nymia Tolentino, Bookkeeper
Lawanda York, Secretary
Lynne Horan, Secretary/Receptionist
Magdalena Turcios, Housekeeper
Roger Turcios, Maintenance
Organizations
Parish Council
Filipino-American Club (FIL-AM)
Italian Catholic Federation (ICF)
Knights of Columbus
(K of C - Council 10948)
Legion of Mary
Charismatic Prayer Group
St. Vincent de Paul Society
Teen/Youth Groups
Latin Youth Group
Holy Angels Youth Ministry
4th Wednesday 7:00PM
3rd Sunday
12:30PM
2nd & 4th Monday 7:30PM
2nd Sunday
6:00PM
& 1st Monday
6:30PM
Every Sunday
9:30AM
Every Thursday 7:30PM
1st & 3rd Thursday 7:00PM
Every Friday
Every Saturday
7:00PM
10:30AM
First Friday & Holy Days
of Obligation………………..7:30AM, 5:45PM
Baptism: Pre-Baptismal preparation is necessary. Call the
rectory two months in advance to register and to make an
interview appointment.
Marriage: Arrangements must be made with a Priest or
Deacon at least six months prior to the wedding date.
Sacraments for the Sick: Call the parish office when
you know of a parishioner who is ill. A priest will administer the
Anointing of the Sick when necessary; if the parishioner is unable
to come to Mass contact the rectory at 650-755-0478.
www.holyangelschurchcolma.com
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Our Lord Jesus Christ the King
November 25, 2012
Jesus Christ is the faithful witness,
the firstborn of the dead
and ruler of the kings of the earth.
— Revelation 1:5
CHRIST, THE KING
The selection from the book of Daniel
presented in today’s first reading was part of
an attempt to weave a vision of ultimate success for the Jews under persecution. Exactly
whom the author had in mind when he refers to “one like a
Son of Man” is hotly disputed by scholars today. The fact is,
we simply do not know if the author meant anyone in particular or if this is a collective, figurative image of Israel’s triumph. What we do know is that the early Christian community seized upon this passage and recognized it as a messianic prophecy, a foretelling of the ultimate triumph of Jesus
as the Christ of God. The Lectionary’s juxtaposition of this
text with today’s Gospel narrative of Jesus before Pilate is a
wonderful example of how the liturgy “layers” passages with
new meaning by inserting them in a particular context.
The celebration of Christ the King allows us to hear
these passages with a new depth of meaning in light of our
contemporary understanding of how, in Jesus and his resurrection and ascension, we have seen the fulfillment of
Daniel’s vision of ultimate deliverance. The veiled admission
of Jesus before Pilate that he did indeed have a kingdom
“not here” takes on new meaning against the cosmic vision
of Daniel, who allows us to glimpse the “Ancient One” on his
heavenly throne.
Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co.
TODAY’S READINGS
First Reading — One like a Son of man received dominion,
glory, and kingship (Daniel 7:13-14).
Psalm — The Lord is king; he is robed in majesty
(Psalm 93).
Second Reading — Jesus Christ is the faithful witness, the
firstborn of the dead (Revelation 1:5-8).Gospel — For this I
came into the world, to testify to the truth (John 18:33b-37).
The English translation of the Psalm Responses from the Lectionary for Mass © 1969, 1981, 1997, International
Commission on English in the Liturgy Corporation. All rights reserved.
Monday:
Tuesday:
Wednesday:
Thursday:
Friday:
Saturday:
Sunday:
READINGS FOR THE WEEK
Rv 14:1-3, 4b-5; Lk 21:1-4
Rv 14:14-19; Lk 21:5-11
Rv 15:1-4; Lk 21:12-19
Rv 18:1-2, 21-23; 19:1-3, 9a; Lk 21:20-28
Rom 10:9-18; Mt 4:18-22
Rv 22:1-7; Lk 21:34-36
Jer 33:14-16; Ps 25; 1 Thes 3:12 — 4:2;
Lk 21:25-28, 34-36
TREASURES FROM OUR TRADITION
Despite the fact that the feast of
Christ the King was established less than
a century ago, it has already undergone a shift in focus.
When Pope Pius XI established this feast in 1925, nationalism and fascism were on the rise. The pope intended
that it be a “vehicle for spiritual teaching,” one that would
recognize the ultimate authority of Christ over all political
and social scheming. The last Sunday of October was
chosen as the date for the feast because of its proximity to
the feast of All Saints, those men and women who bore
witness to Christ’s reign in so many different ways.
The calendar reforms of 1969 moved the feast to the
last Sunday of the liturgical year. There, in the context of
November’s focus on the end times, Christ’s second coming at the end of all time is highlighted. The threefold cycle
of readings also expands our imaginations in regard to this
feast. In this year’s Gospel, Christ stands before Pilate,
whose own power blinds him to the truth of the Lord’s
kingdom. In a world where oppression still holds sway
over too many people, this feast is somehow still as timely
as when Pope Pius XI first established it.
—James Field, Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co.
SATURDAY, DEC. 8 — REMEMBRANCE SERVICE:
Holiday Prayer Service, Holy Cross Cemetery,
1500 Old Mission Road, Colma
11a.m. All Saints Mausoleum Chapel
Msgr. John Talesfore presides.
(650) 756-2060.
THANKSGIVING/CHRISTMAS FOOD: It is time
for those in need of Thanksgiving and Christmas
assistance to apply at the Daly City Community Center
(DCCC) through Fri. Nov. 30, Mon-Fri, 1-4 PM. There are
flyers near the church bulletin boards. We coordinate our
Food Ministry with DCCC. They provide Christmas gifts for
children up to 14 years of age. DON’T WAIT. APPLY
EARLY.
We pray for the Communities Response to
Violence and their willingness to play their
role within the Restorative Justice Model.
John 18: 33b-37 - Solemnity of Christ the King
Scripture Reflection:
Today we celebrate Jesus as the King of kings, the Alpha
and the Omega. And we as members of His body should
extend out our hands as a community response to heal
victims of violence and restore prisoners and offenders to
their God given dignity and respect.
CYCLE C—BULLETIN 53
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Eternal rest grant unto them O Lord . . .
Ann Barreto, Santino Camicia, Ramon Dela Cruz
. . . and let perpetual light shine upon them.
BE AN ANGEL
Please remember Holy Angels Church in your will. Your
parish is always in need of more finances for various
programs, as well as upkeep.
COME TO THE HALL TODAY FOR
OUR ANNUAL CHRISTMAS BOUTQUE
WE WILL BE OPEN SATURDAY NOVEMBER 24TH 11:00am TO 6:30pm AND
ON SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 25TH FROM 8:00am TO
6:30pm. DO YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOPPING EARLY
FROM OUR MANY VENDORS WHO WILL BE SELLING
THEIR HAND-MADE ITEMS. COME BY AND
HAVE A DELICIOUS SNACK AT OUR REFRESHMENT BOOTH OR BUY SOME HOLIDAY
TREATS FROM OUR VENDORS.
ORIGINALITY
Remember that God prefers the poverty of our hearts
to the most sublime thoughts borrowed from others.
—St. Peter Julian Eymard
The U.S. bishops, on a voice vote, endorsed the sainthood cause of Dorothy Day,
the co-founder of the Catholic Worker movement, who was famously quoted as saying,
"Don't call me a saint. I don't want to be dismissed so easily." The endorsement came at
the end of a canonically required consultation that took
place Nov. 13, the second day of the bishops' annual fall
general assembly in Baltimore. In the case of Day, whose
Catholic Worker ministry was based in New York City, the
bishop promoting her cause is Cardinal Timothy M. Dolan
of New York, president of the U.S. bishops' conference.
The cause was first undertaken by one of Cardinal Dolan's
predecessors in New York, Cardinal John O'Connor.
Cardinal Dolan called Day's journey "Augustinian," saying that "she was the first to admit it: sexual immorality,
there was a religious search, there was a pregnancy out of
wedlock, and an abortion. Like Saul on the way to Damascus, she was radically changed" and has become "a saint
for our time."
"Of all the people we need to reach out to, all the people
that are hard to get at, the street people, the ones who are
on drugs, the ones who have had abortions, she was one
of them," Cardinal Theodore E. McCarrick said of Day.
"What a tremendous opportunity to say to them you can
not only be brought back into society, you can not only be
brought back into the church, you can be a saint!" he
added.
MASS INTENTIONS
Mon.,
7:30
5:45
Tues.,
7:30
11/26
Orlando, Irene, Angelo & Yolanda Disperati
David Pearson
11/27
1. Guadalupe Tauyan death anniversary
2. Eric Nicolas & Thanksgiving/Mila Pagkalinawan
5:45 Dominic Jacob Viloria 1st death anniversary
Wed., 11/28
7:30 Thanksgiving/Holy Angels Volunteers
5:45 Souls in Purgatory
Thurs., 11/29
7:30 Marie Antoinette death anniversary
5:45 Tony Castaneda 40th day death anniversary
Fri., 11/30
7:30 Patrocinio Nagal death anniversary
5:45 1. Julie Eisenbrey
2. Jose Reynold Sonza 2nd death anniversary
Sat., 12/1
7:30 Thanksgiving/Joven Corpus
4:30 1. Enrique Manalo
2. Elia & Rosendo Gomez
3. Intentions/Rose Fogliano
4. Marilyn Perez
5. Thanksgiving/Robert Cosiac
Sun., 12/2
7:00 Thanksgiving/Bernadette Bermudez
8:30 Helen Reich
10:00 1 . Martin Gomez & Maria Gonzalez
2. Juan Lira 8th death anniversary
11:30 1. George Culbreth 1st death anniversary
2. Patricia Capulong death anniversary
3. Julie Tovar
1:00 Tam Pham
4:30 Souls in Purgatory
November 10—November 11
November 17—November 18
The first collection 11/11 amounted to $7,719.88 and
the second collection for the Archbishop’s Assessment
amounted to $1,761.00. The collection amounts for 11/18 will be
in next week’s bulletin due to the publisher’s holiday deadline.
Today’s second reading reminds us that the sacrifice of Christ
frees us from sin and makes us a royal nation of priests in the
service of God. How am I using my gifts to serve God and
others?
2012 Assessment:
Raised to Date:
Percentage of Goal:
Pledges to Date:
$64,600.00
$58,806.00*
91%
86 *Includes second collections
Envelopes are available at the church entrances if you did not
receive one in the mail.
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AÑO DE LA FE: NOVIEMBRE DE 2012
Recursos indispensables para el Año de la Fe
Meditación
El Catecismo de la Iglesia católica es un subsidio precioso e
indispensable para proveer a todos un conocimiento sistemático del contenido de la fe. Es uno de los frutos más importantes del Concilio Vaticano II (ver Benedicto XVI, La puerta
de la fe, 11).
Este Año de la Fe, como el papa lo prevé, es primero una
invitación a renovar el entusiasmo gozoso de nuestro encuentro personal con Cristo. Este encuentro personal debe
inspirarnos a renovar nuestro compromiso de un amor altruista a nuestro prójimo. En este “camino que dura toda la
vida”, como el papa lo describe, la Iglesia provee
“compañeros de viaje”, recursos practicos que nos inspiran y
nos informan. Pues el “corazón” de la fe, nuestra relación
personal con Cristo, también necesita una “mente” bien formada en la verdad que Jesús, el amigo de nuestras almas y
el Señor de la Iglesia, nos ha revelado.
Misión
Comprar una o más de las versiones del Catecismo o encontrar la versión electrónica del Catecismo y/o el Compendio en
Internet.
—Peter Scagnelli, Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co.
Oramos por la Respuesta a la Violencia por parte de la
Comunidad y su disposición a trabajar dentro del modelo
de Justicia Restaurativa.
Juan 18: 33-37 - Solemnidad de Cristo Rey
Reflexión de las Escrituras:
Hoy celebramos a Jesús como el Rey de Reyes, el Alfa y
Omega. Y nosotros, como miembros de su
cuerpo debemos extender nuestras manos como respuesta de
una verdadera comunidad de ayuda a
las víctimas de la violencia y restaurar la dignidad y respeto
dada por Dios a todos.
GRATITUD
¿Qué es la alegría sin la gratitud
y dónde está la gratitud sin Dios?
—Coventry Patmore
COMIDA PARA DIA DE GRACIA Y NAVIDAD: Es tiempo para aguellas personas que
necessitan ayuda, que appliquen en Centro
Communitario de Daly City hasta Viernes el 30
de Noviembre. Lunes-Viermes, 1-4 PM. Habran pampletos cerca de la tabla de anuncios, por favor leerlos.
Nuestros coordinamos nuestro ministerio de comida con
el Centro Communitario de Daly City. Ellos tambien daran
regalos de Navidad para los niños menores de 14 años.
NO ESPERE. APLIQUE TEMPRANO.
RECTORIA DE LA PARROQUIA
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Padre Alberto R. Cuevas …………………(650) 755-0478
Preparación Prematrimonial y Bautizos
DIRECTIVA PARROQUIA GRUPO LATINO
Reunión primer domingo de cada mes después de misa
Presidente:
Vice-Presidente:
Secretaria:
Tesorera:
Gladys Gomez...………...…….(650) 290-3462
Felix Rumayor.………………...(650) 756-3857
Jessica Cuellar…....…………..(650) 204-0701
Mery Valencia…………………(650) 520-0365
CONGREGACIÓN MARIANA
Francisco Hernández………………………………(650) 994-5451
Federico Tobar……………………………………..(650) 756-5537
Miércoles 7:00 p.m. Rezo del Rosario en la Capilla de la Iglesia.
1er. Miércoles de cada mes HORA SANTA
GRUPO DE INTERCESIÓN
Arcelia Gómez……………………………...………(650) 755-8685
Alejandrina Gomez………………………………...(650) 992-0990
Oración intercediendo por los enfermes, necesidades de la
Parroquia y sus miembros……………...Jueves: 7:00 p.m. en la
Sala de San Miguel
GRUPO DE ORACIÓN ¨CRISTO FUENTE DE LUZ”
Sábado 7:00 p.m. en la Capilla de la Iglesia. Oración por
enfermos, necesidades, alabanza y acción de Gracias a Dios,
con testimonios para crecer en nuestra FE.
Arcelia Gómez……………………………...………(650) 755-8685
Oscar Valencia……………………………...……...(415) 724-2413
GRUPO DE JOVENES
“CRISTO VIVE CON LA JUVENTUD”
Rodolfo Castro…………………………………...…(650) 992-4762
Alejandro Ordoñez………………………………….()
Fortalecer la Fe de los jóvenes, Oración y compartir en
comunidad………………...Reunión cada Viernes a las 7:00 p.m.
CORO JUVENIL HISPANO
Olga Cojulun………………………………………...(650) 488-0817
Teresa Morales………………………………….….(650) 583-4502
Ensayos Viernes 6:30 p.m. en salon de niños pequiños
ESCUELITA INFANTIL DOMINICAL
Corina Trujillo…………………………………...…..(650) 757-0853
Cada 2o. y 4o. Domingo del mes.
HERMANDAD “NUESTRO SEÑOR DE ESQUIPULAS”
Angel Falla……..……………………………………(415) 574-9296
HERMANDAD “DIVINO SALVADOR DEL MUNDO”
Rudy Casrto…………………………………………(650) 992-4762
HERMANDAD “LA PURISIMA”
Vilma Alvarez……………………………………….(650) 755-8859
HERMANDAD “GUADALUPANA”
David Santellan…………………………………….(650) 784-1646