Dec 2, 2012 - Sacred Heart School

December 2, 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: [email protected]
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
[email protected].
UPCOMING AT SACRED HEART
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Youth Ministry — Lifenite
Confirmation I class
Our Lady of Guadalupe Feast
Nativity Story In Song & Scripture
Advent Penance Service
Dec 2
Dec 3&4
Dec 12
Dec 16
Dec 21
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.
First Sunday of Advent
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“Unconditionally Pro-Life, Pro-Family”
First Sunday of Advent
December 2, 2012
I will raise up for David a just shoot; he shall do what is right and just
in the land.
~ Jeremiah 33:15
BETWEEN OURSELVES
From Fr. Cyprian
Year of Faith.
The coming season of Christ’s ‘advent’ (coming) is an
added incentive to highlight the importance of the Year of
Faith. In Pope Benedict’s apostolic letter, Porta Fidei,
there is a powerful expression that says, “Keep our gaze
fixed on Jesus”. Christmas fixes the gaze of the entire
world on Jesus and his birth. But not all make Him the
center of their faith and their lives. Our challenge is to see
Christmas as a renewed call to stay connected with Him
as branches to the vine by personal prayer, to drink the
‘living water’ by regular celebration of sacraments, and
‘eat the flesh of the son of man and drink his blood”.
These are the sources of ‘grace’ and without grace our
faith is doomed to fall by the wayside. The Pope
proposed a practical way of upholding our faith. He
quotes St. Augustine who urged the Catechumens
saying, “You have received it (the Creed) and recited it,
but in your minds and hearts you must keep it ever
present.” What he meant and what the Pope means is
that we memorize the Creed, the Nicene or the Apostles
Creed. See alongside our prayer for December.
Faith Education. On 9th of December Irene Benavidez
will break the Word for us at all Masses. In response to
our Archbishop’s call to “embrace this Year of Faith as a
time of interior renewal and spiritual preparation for a new
Christian witness” Irene will invite us to continual
conversion to Jesus and greater solidarity with His
Church. She belongs to ‘El Sembrador” the Sower, a
group evangelizing through radio, television and
preaching all over the country.
RCIA. At the 5.30PM and 12.00 noon Masses on Dec.
2nd we will hold the Rite of Acceptance to those who are
pursuing their faith-journey into the Catholic community;
22 English speaking and 15 Spanish speaking. This
return to sacraments can certainly be considered as an
answer to the call to Evangelization which we hear in this
Year of Faith.
Christmas Preparation. Once again it is time for
celebrating Jesus’ presence in our midst as individuals,
families and parish community. Christmas celebrations,
no matter how or where, will still look incomplete without
the Christmas mass, the singing of the carols, veneration
of the manger scene and the unique atmosphere the
Church provides to create the awareness of “God among
us’. The most joyous season of the year will also
challenge us for greater generosity and giving in the form
of participation, ministry as well as reaching out to the
poor and hungry among us. “When I was hungry…… “ To
help one another to get into the spirit of Christmas we will
once again have our Christmas Concert on Dec. 16th
soon after the evening Mass. Several of our choirs and
solo singers will take part with songs, music and narrative
of the birth of Jesus. Do make a loving commitment
to your faith family to share the holy season with one
another. To help you plan your Christmas celebration next
weekend you will receive the schedule of Masses and
confessions along with the Christmas letter. Already now I
want you to take note of the extraordinary situation
Christmas creates this year for confessions. Besides the
Penitential Service on Friday 21st there will be no other
time for private confessions; except for a couple of hours
in the morning of 24h.
Would love to hear from you.
([email protected])
Prayer for December. A Prayer For Advent. Look on
us Jesus and let all the darkness of our souls
disappear before the beams of your brightness. Fill us
with your holy love and open to us the treasures of
your wisdom. You know all our desires, so bring to
perfection what you have started and what the Holy
Spirit has wakened us to ask in prayer. We seek your
face, turn your face to us and show us the glory. Then
our longing will be satisfied and our peace will be
perfect. Amen.
(St. Augustine of Hippo)
HOLY DAY OF OBLIGATION
Saturday, December 8th is a Holy Day
of Obligation, the Solemnity of the
Immaculate Conception of Mary. Masses will
be celebrated on Friday at 5:30 p.m. & 7 p.m.
and on Saturday 8:30 a.m., 5:30 p.m. & 7 p.m.
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.
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Youth Ministry News
From Fr. Bill
Welcome to Sunday Scripture Cycle C and the Gospel
according to Luke. Luke’s Gospel has a slightly different
perspective as Luke is the ONLY non-Jewish whose
writings made it into the Bible.
By his writings, we can tell that Luke is well educated, that
his mother tongue is Greek, that he knows the Old
Testament well but is not familiar with where places are
located in the Holy Land, that he probably knew St. Paul,
and some suggest that he also may have known our
Blessed Mother as his infancy narrative is told from her
perspective.
Luke wrote his Gospel and the Acts of the Apostles as a
two book work using a travel format (sometimes
geographically inaccurate) to organize his material. In the
gospel he begins and ends in Jerusalem. In the Acts he
begins in Jerusalem and ends in Rome. His Gospel
includes the entire Gospel according to Mark, with some
things that would only be significant for one with a Jewish
background being recast. (“Son of David,” Messiah,”
avoided; “Son of God,” “Savior of the World,” and “Lord”
being used.) Luke does have other sources of material
including some which is called the “Q Source.” These are
stories found in both Matthew and Luke but not in Mark. No
“hard copy” of this “Q Source” has been found but the
consistency between these two gospels of the material
written more than 50 years after the crucifixion suggest its
existence. (Evidence suggests that Matthew was written in
the 80’s and that Luke may have been written in the 80’s
and perhaps as late as the early 90’s).
In addition to Luke’s stressing that Jesus is Savior for all
people, Jesus’ concern for the poor and for women is
emphasized. Jesus is characterized by meekness and
humility with a strong focus on his spirit of mercy. I love
Luke’s version of the Beatitudes which is much more
challenging that Matthew’s version: “Blest are who hunger
and thirst” vs. “Blest are those who hunger and thirst for
justice.” Also, Luke’s woes are less focused on the scribes
and Pharisees but rather on those who have means, wealth
and power: “Woe to you who are rich, for you have had
your consolation. Woe to you who have had your fill, for you
will be hungry.”
I look forward to the Prodigal Son, the Good Samaritan,
the Disciples on the Road to Emmaus… as Luke writings
are rich in detail, style and meaning. We are all in for a treat
as this year we break open the Gospel according to Luke.
♦ Our next Confirmation 1 classes are on Monday,
December 3rd and Tuesday, December 4th.
♦ Sunday, December 2nd is a Lifenite. The theme is “Are
you ready for the end of the world?” We gather for the
5:30pm Sunday Mass followed by dinner, faith
development and fellowship. The evening concludes at
8:45pm. Although all high school aged teens are
welcome, this is a Confirmation 2 requirement.
♦ Friday, December 7th at 7pm we will be having a special
youth mass in honor of The Feast of the Immaculate
Conception. All are welcome as this is a Holy Day of
Obligation. The Youth Choir will be there as we
celebrate the Patroness of the United States.
Sr. Margaret Mary
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Classes this week are:
a. Sunday, December 2, 10:30—11:45 a.m., for Pre-K
through 5th.
b. Tuesday, December 4th, 7—8:30 p.m., for Middle
School.
c. Wednesday, December 5th, 3:45—5 p.m., for 1st
through 5th.
Mass attendance will be taken the weekends of
December 2nd & December 9th.
We are grateful for the contributions in the Go For It
Children’s envelopes. Look at our totals in the weekly
collection section.
Religious education is still in need of: Flat Screen T.V.,
DVD & VCR Player, Tables & Chairs for children ages
4-6, White Paper for photocopying.
We are thankful for anyone who can help out with these
requests.
Thank you for all who have faithfully brought recycle
donations: aluminum cans, glass & plastic drinking
bottles.
Reminder to parents of second year communion
preparation: we have a parent meeting on Monday,
Jan. 7th, 7 p.m. in Biedermann Hall.
This month we are collecting mission money for
Uganda.
Sacred Heart
School News
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CHRISTMAS SCRIP SALES
Thank you for all the support you give our parish school
when you buy your gift cards from our scrip program. Our
sellers are available today & next Sunday, Dec. 9th for your
Christmas gift card purchases, weather permitting. Through
Dec. 12th, every $25 purchased earns one raffle entry. A $50
purchase equals 2 entries, $200 purchase equals 8 entries,
etc. Two parish winners will be drawn in December to
receive a $25 gift card of their choice! Visit our website
at www.sacredheartschoolventura.org/ourschool/scrip to
download an order form. Drop the order form off as you go
into mass and it will be ready for payment & pick-up at the
end of mass! You may also call or email to place an order
any time.
POPE’S INTENTIONS FOR THE
MONTH OF DECEMBER
General: That migrants throughout the world may be
welcomed with generosity and authentic love, especially by
Christian communities.
Missionary: Christ, light for all humanity. That Christ may
reveal himself to all humanity with the light that shines forth
from Bethlehem and is reflected in the face of his Church.
First Sunday of Advent
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EUCHARISTIC ADORATION
Every Friday
Friday 9 a.m. — Saturday 8:30 a.m.
Let confidence, simplicity and love lead you to
adoration. Contemplate in Jesus the work of His love for
you, the beauty of His virtues and the light of His love.
With us the fire of love passes quickly, but Jesus’ truth
remains forever.
~St Peter Julian Eymard
We need more adorers on Friday at 6PM. Please call
Elaine 659-4931
This week’s special Holy Hour
by Youth Ministry
beginning with Mass at 7 p.m.
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
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.
Intenciones de la Semana
(†)Deceased
(-)Intentions
Sunday, December 2
5:30 pm (Sat) † Anthony Kim
7:30 am
- Johnny Manning
9:00 am
- Kitty Olson
10:30 am
† Betty Barry
12:00 pm
- Gilbert & Justin
5:30 pm
- Parishioners of Sacred Heart
Monday, December 3
7:00 am
- Brenda Marie Davila
8:30 am
- Emma Alicia Gamez
4:00 pm
The Bonaventure
Tuesday, December 4
7:00 am
† Toni Davis
8:30 am
† Winfrey Turner
4:00 pm
The Palms
Wednesday, December 5
7:00 am
† Albert Vanoni
8:30 am
† Rose DiLiberto
5:30 pm(Español)†
Thursday, December 6
7:00 am
† Josephine & Clarence Baca
8:30 am
† Frances DiLiberto
Friday, December 7
7:00 am
† Tomas & Judit Vargas
8:30 am
† Felipa Gonzales
5:30 pm
† Joseph Palmisano, Jr.
7:00 pm
Special Holy Hour & Mass
Saturday, December 8
8:30 am
† Maria Thin Nguyen
5:30 pm
- Parishioners of Sacred Heart
7:00 pm
- For Our Country
PLEASE PRAY FOR
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.
The Sick of our Parish — Enfermos de Nuestra Parroquia:
Denice Osiadacz
Died in Christ — Murio en Cristo: Al Sassoe, Gloria Pilado
SUNDAY, November 25, 2012 COLLECTION
Parish Support: $12,005.20
Building Fund:$512.00
School Support:$20.00
SVdP:$660.00
Children’s env:$80.00
Misc:$20.00
Archdiocesan collection:$797.00
Parking lot donation:$550.00
TOTAL COLLECTION:$14,644.20
Total cost of Parking Lot:$156,814
Donations to date:$85,605
WORDS OF WISDOM…
“We make a living by what we get but we make a life by what we give.”
- Winston Churchill
December 2, 2012
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MISA DEL MEDIODIA, 12 P.M.
Noticias del Ministerio Hispano...
MENSAJE DEL PADRE CYPRIAN
AÑO DE LA FE. Algo grande está
pasando en nuestra iglesia. Es el Año
de la Fe que sera observado desde
Octubre 11, 2012 a Noviembre 24,
2013. El Papa Pablo VI había
convocado un Año de Fe en 1967. Fue
una convocación para revivir la llama
de fe en todos los católicos. La fe,
como la semilla de mostaza, pequeña
pero potente, crece hasta convertirse en un arbol grande,
tan grande que “las aves del cielo pueden morar bajo su
sombra.” Nuestra fe tiene una meta que es dejar que
otros se refugian bajo la sombra de la iglesia. Esto se
llama, evangelización. “La fe no fue puesto en nuestros
corazones para quedarse, la fe no es fe hasta que es
compartida.” En el próximo Año de la Fe declarada por el
Papa Benedicto XVI en Octubre 2011 el emphasis es en
re-evangelización — evangelización de los bautizados. Si
la semilla de mostaza es debíl y enfermiza, difícilmente
puede dar cobijo a los demás.
¿Por qué es tan urgente la evangelización? En los
EE.UU. solo el 23% asiste a Misa una vez a la semana.
El restante 77% afirman ser católicos, pero no reciben los
sacramentos o siguen las enseñanzas morales de la
Iglesia. Esta trágica situación se debe a la falta de
fundamentación suficiente en la fe o la falta de educación
en la fe. El Papa nos llama a proclamar la fe de aquellos
que encuentran la fe como una carga. La Iglesia nos
llama a profundizar nuestra relación con Jesus por medio
de la oración, el estudio y la evangelización. Para asumir
esta tarea urgente de la iglesia, necesitamos ver este
Año de la Fe como una oportunidad extraordinaria.
Tenemos que poner a un lado todo lo que hemos estado
haciendo y en unión llegar a aquellos que han
abandonado el redil de Cristo.
En la parroquia se seguirá un programa triple: vida de
oración, educación en la fe, y llegar a los demás.
Ofreceremos oportunidades en estas tres áreas y
esperamos que hagan un esfuerzo adicional para
participar en estos. Cada último viernes del mes habrá
una Hora Santa especial de 7 a 8 p.m. en español. El 9
de diciembre Irene Benavidez del ‘El Sembrador’ hablará
en todas las misas invitandonos a una vida de conversión
a Jesus y su cuerpo, que es la Iglesia. En sus hogares y
vecindad pueden ser evangelizadores de Cristo. Busquen
a aquellos que no participan en los sacramentos y
animenlos a retornar a la vida sacramental de la Iglesia.
El Papa Benedicto XVI expera que el Año de la Fe
pueda llevar a todos los creyentes a aprender de memoria
el Credo y nos invita a recitarlo todos los días como
oración.
Del Catecismo de la Iglesia.
199 "Creo en Dios": Esta primera afirmación de la
Profesión de fe es también la más fundamental. Todo el
Símbolo habla de Dios, y si habla también del hombre
y del mundo, lo hace por relación a Dios. Todos los
artículos del Credo dependen del primero, así como
los mandamientos son explicitaciones del primero. Los
demás artículos nos hacen conocer mejor a Dios tal como
se reveló progresivamente a los hombres. Con razón los
fieles confiesan que los más importante de todo es creer
en Dios" (Catecismo Romano, 1,2,2).
En el boletin de los siguentes domingos se estudiará el
credo parte por parte.
CELEBRACIÓN 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
INTENCIONES DEL SANTO PADRE
PARA EL MES DE DICIEMBRE
DIA DE OBLIGACIÓN
Intención General: Para que los imigrantes sean acogidos
en todo el mundo con generosidad y amor auténtico,
especialmente por las comunidades cristianas.
Intención Misionera: Para que Cristo se revele a toda la
humanidad con la luz que emana de Belén y se refleja en
el rostro de la Iglesia.
El sabado, 8 de Diciembre es día de obigación, La
Inmaculada Concepción de la Virgen Maria. Las misas
seran celebradas el viernes a la 5:30p.m. y 7 p.m., el
sábado a las 8:30 a.m., 5:30 p.m. y 7 p.m.
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.
First 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
647-4078
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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