Aug 31, 2014 - Sacred Heart School
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Aug 31, 2014 - Sacred Heart School
August 31, 2014 Page 1 SACRED HEART CATHOLIC CHURCH Twenty-second Sunday 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 Ordinary Time 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. John Vogel, Administrator Rev. Bill Bolton, Associate Pastor REV. Daniel O’Sullivan, Pastor Emeritus Deacon John Barry Deacon Fernando Flores Deacon Phil Conforti Deacon Humberto Guzman 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 • • • • • • Labor Day — Offices Closed Beginning Apologetics Food Pantry Youth Ministry —- Edgenite Altar Server Training Eucharistic Minister Training Sept 1 Sept 4 Sept 7 Sept 7 Sept 8 Sept 13 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. 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. Twenty-second Sunday in Ordinary Time Page 2 “Unconditionally Pro-Life, Pro-Family” Twenty-second Sunday in Ordinary Time August 31, 2014 Be transformed by the renewal of your mind, that you may discern what is the will of God, what is good and pleasing and perfect. — Romans 12:2 TODAY’S READINGS In the middle ages, a woman by the name of St. Catherine of Siena challenged the Pope at the time, who was living in southern France. He refused to go to Rome because it had become too dangerous, gangs ruled the city. The Church was suffering because the Pope was in France, under the thumb of the King of France. St. Catherine wrote a letter to the Pope. She told him to “be a man; go back to Rome.” In other words, have guts, courage, to do what you know Jesus wants you to do. Eventually the Pope did return to Rome. This story is a great reminder to each one of us. To follow Jesus and to be a part of his family requires courage and good old fashioned guts. To stand for the Gospel and the morality of Jesus is to stand against the current in today’s society. No wimps or as a marine drill instructor would acidly comment “no gutless wonders are allowed.” To truly follow Jesus and live the Gospel is to take a road that will be tough at times, and easy to just give up. But if we persevere and “gut it out” then we will come to know Jesus in a way that we can only imagine right now. I am amazed at the number of people in the parish who probably wouldn’t say they are courageous but are examples of toughness and perseverance in faith that are inspirational! To be courageous in faith means changing relationships, if needed even ending some friendships if they lead us away from Jesus. (A true friend helps us to be better people, not worse!) It means having the guts to forgive others and ask for forgiveness from those we hurt, and going to confession. It means not having your own way all the time, but serving others. It means not always being right, that others might have been inspired by God to the truth you don’t know. It means letting go of measuring yourself by how much you make, or how many things you have, or what brand names you wear, or even what you use your money for. How would Jesus want you to spend your money? It means saying no to actions and habits that contradict what the Church teaches. It means being accountable to Jesus rather than to your own comfort. In the Gospel Jesus knew exactly what was to happen in Jerusalem and it was going to be painful, and Peter didn’t want him to be hurt. Yet in this case, as the exercise people are fond of saying, “no pain, no gain.” (Which isn’t exactly true!) We gained redemption and the gates of heaven were opened to us. But we have to walk the path to those gates, and that path can be rough at times. Fortunately Jesus walks with us and lends His strength to us. “Have courage, I have overcome the world!” (John 16:33) Let us have the courage to follow him each day of our lives! First Reading — The name of the Lord has become like fire burning in Jeremiah’s heart (Jeremiah 20: 7-9). Psalm — My soul is thirsting for you, O Lord my God (Psalm 63). Second Reading — Be transformed; renew your mind; discern what is good (Romans 12:1-2). Gospel — Those who lose their lives for Jesus’ sake will find them (Matthew 16:21-27). OFFICES CLOSED The Parish, all Ministry and Religious Education offices will be CLOSED on Monday, September 1st in observance of Labor Day. There will be only one daily mass celebrated at 8:30 a.m. We wish all parishioners a happy & safe holiday! ALTAR SERVER TRAINING As Christ invited his Apostles to go and prepare the upper room for the last supper that initiated the Easter Passover, you too can participate in this ancient sacred mystery, as Sacred Heart Church is inviting all students, who have made their First Communion, to be trained as Altar Servers to assist our priests at our weekend Mass celebrations. Training begins on Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday of September 8, 9, and 11, from 3:45 PM 5:00PM in the church. Please pick up an application in the parish directory, Sacred Heart School office or Religious Education office. Any questions please contact: Sandie Dominguez at 805- 525-0010. ALTAR S E R V E R The Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ ATTENTION ALL PARISHIONERS If you are interested in becoming a Eucharistic Minister a training will be held on Saturday, September 13th from 9am to 11:30am. Please contact Tom Chess, 805-200-8939. August 31, 2014 Page 3 Youth Ministry News From Fr. Bill “It was life-changing!” I hear that phrase applied to a weekend or conference which releases an emotional high and fades within a day or two. Life changing? It seems more like a fever or a flu bug. Changing schools is life changing: new teachers, different people and opportunities for a fresh start. Making a team is life changing: practices, games and competitions become a major black-hole of our days challenging us to get homework and studies done quickly and well… pushing family time, social time and work time around like a bully running our life. For those with family and friends off to college, whether those we love are going to Sacramento State, Chico State or the University of Idaho... there is a tearing (my cheeks are stained) and tearing (my heart is missing a piece). Things will be different as they have graduated to a whole new world... which won't all be magic carpet rides and may include lions and tigers and hornets! Oh, my! This is life-changing. The church believes that sacraments are meant to be life-changing: Baptism, formally being brought into God’s family along with the responsibilities and commitment involved in being family; Eucharist, personally committing to receive and strive to be His Body; Reconciliation, asking for, receiving the grace I need to be the person He is calling me to be; Confirmation? When I was confirmed it was emphasized that we are soldiers for Christ. Adversity and persecution are to be expected. Being His means that we know “the world’ has a different agenda… of which “salvation” is not a part. We challenge our young people to be the church today. As the Body of Christ they share their gifts to build up the church now. The gifts they have been given they know they are called to use to uplift others. We strive to make being church and praying as church integral to their lives and relationships. In essence… Life Changing. Some parents tell me that we expect too much of young people. “My child goes to Catholic School. Why does she need to go to church to be confirmed?” “She’s in cheer and needs the time for her studies.” “Our weekends are too busy, why do you require them to attend mass?” “You’re making us change…” When something is important we do everything possible to make it happen. Catholics know that being confirmed is not just an excuse for a party and a warm feeling that will pass. Being confirmed is meant to be life-changing… both for the individual and those they meet. FYI: Confirmation program registration forms are available both online and the rectory... and if you like waiting for the last minute, this is it. Sr. Margaret Mary E-Mail: [email protected] 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. New Parent Orientations. These will be held this Sunday, August 31st, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Welcome to our new families. Donations. Thank you to all the parishioners who donated school and office supplies for the beginning of the school year. Volunteer Meetings. These will be held the week of August 7th. Beginning of Classes. Classes begin Sunday, August 14th. Mass Attendance. Mass attendance begins the weekend of August 21st. Registration is Closed except for Kindergarten and Post-Communion. YOUTH MINISTRY CONCERT Join us Sunday September 14 for our youth ministry concert and fundraiser featuring the headliner band for this years upcoming youth day Jeremy & Ryan! We will have prizes that we will be raffling off during the event. So join us for a great outdoor concert and help us raise money for our youth ministry! The concert is a free will offering and all money raised from the raffle will go to the youth ministry to help fund our various events...hope to see you there!!!! FOOD PANTRY Next Sunday, September 7 is the first Sunday of the month. Please bring your nonperishable food items and place them in the red bins located outside the church doors. Through your generosity, Sacred Heart parishioners have been a great help to the many hungry families in our area. Thank you for your continued support. MORNING BIBLE STUDY "A new study for Thursday Morning Bible Study will begin Sept. 11 at 9:30 a.m. in the Senior Center. Using the Little Rock Scripture Study series, we will study the book of ISAIAH - quoted in the New Testament more often than any other Old Testament writing other than Psalms. Come and meet new and old friends, share coffee, desserts, laughter, and be inspired by God's Word! A $21 charge covers books and class video. For more information, contact Michele at 659-2416 (home), 477-8638 (cell) or email: [email protected]." Twenty-second Sunday in Ordinary Time Page 4 EUCHARISTIC ADORATION Every Friday Friday 9 a.m. — Saturday 8:30 a.m. If we only knew how much Jesus loves us here in the Eucharist, we would die of happiness. He consumes Himself for love of us! If we only knew how much delight our Holy Hour brings to Him, we would never want to leave His Eucharistic Presence. ~Fr. Martin Lucia- Perpetual Adoration If you can commit or substitute as an adorer for ONE HOUR at one of these times: Friday 12Noon, 5PM, 6PM; Saturday 7AM; please call Lupe 676-1159. This week’s vocal Holy Hour in English @ 7p.m. is for Peace. Intenciones de la Semana (†)Deceased (-)Intentions Sunday, August 31 5:30 pm (Sat) - Parishioners of Sacred Heart 7:30 am † Rachel Villa 9:00 am † Kitty Olson 10:30 am - Marlena & Jose Diaz 12:00 pm † Maria De Jesus Gutierrez 5:30 pm † Bill Toth Monday, September 1 8:30 am † Peggy Coffman Crouch Tuesday, September 2 7:00 am † Peggy Coffman Crouch 8:30 am † Helen Maring If you want to find God and follow Jesus and you know you can’t do it alone. The Rite of Christian Initiation for Adults is a process that will help you find a community that will be there for you in life’s journey. The weekly sessions begin in September and will culminate with the celebration of Baptism, Holy Eucharist and Confirmation during the Easter Vigil. Please call the parish office, 647-3235 for more information. BEGINNING APOLOGETICS Learn to explain your faith clearly; Defend it charitably; and Share it confidently. Join us in Beginning Apologetics every Thursday, 7 – 9 p.m., in the Cabrini Room starting Sept. 4, 2014. For more information call Diana at (805) 654-0072 or Bob at 805-512-6996. Sponsored by Eucharistic Apostles of Divine Mercy (EADM). The World Apostolate of Fatima, USA Announces the visit of the miraculous INTERNATIONAL PILGRIM VIRGIN OF FATIMA To the Los Angeles Archdiocese , Sept.1–21. Saturday September 13th. Mary Star of the Sea — Oxnard 4:00PM & Overnight until Sunday 14th @ 8:30AM Sunday September 14th : Sacred Heart Church 10:00AM to 6: 30PM For more information please call Huguette (805) 620-0958; Marie (805)647-6150. Wednesday, September 3 7:00 am Communion Service 8:30 am † Darius Tamsing-Jue 5:30 pm(Español) Thursday, September 4 7:00 am † Matthew Park 8:30 am † Leo Vanoni Friday, September 5 7:00 am † Michael Smith 8:30 am - Mr. & Mrs. Bill Hahn & Family 5:30 pm † Leon Palmisano, Sr. Saturday, September 6 8:30 am † Maria Thin Nguyen INTERCESSIONS PLEASE PRAY FOR…. The Sick of our Parish — Enfermos de Nuestra Parroquia: Pat Mansfield, Isabel Garcia, Matthew Wurts, Susie Hite Died in Christ — Murio en Cristo: Sophia Rojo SUNDAY, August 24, 2014 COLLECTION Parish Support:$10,713.54 School Support:$26.00 Building Fund:$622.00 SVdP:$182.00 Children’s Env:$24.00 Archdiocesan Coll:$3,459.10 Misc:$20.00 TOTAL COLLECTION: $15,046.64 Thank you for your continued support! WORDS OF WISDOM… “Why spend money on what is not bread, and your labor on what does not satisfy?” ~ Isaiah 55:2 August 31, 2014 Page 5 MISA DEL MEDIODIA, 12 P.M. Noticias del Ministerio Hispano... En la edad media, una mujer con el nombre de Santa Catalina de Siena desafió al Papa que vivía en el sur de Francia en ese entonces. Él se negó a ir a Roma porque se había vuelto demasiado peligroso, las pandillas dominaban la ciudad. La Iglesia estaba padeciendo porque el Papa estaba en Francia, bajo el yugo del rey de Francia. Santa Catalina escribió una carta al Papa. Ella le dijo que "fuese hombre y regresara a Roma." En otras palabras, que tenga agallas, coraje, de hacer lo que él sabía que Jesús quería que el hiciera. Eventualmente el Papa regresó a Roma. Esta historia es un gran recordatorio a cada uno de nosotros. Para Seguir a Jesús y ser parte de su familia requiere valentía. Para representar el Evangelio y la moral de Jesús es estar en contra de la corriente de la sociedad hoy en día. Para seguir verdaderamente a Jesús y vivir el Evangelio es tomar un camino que va a ser difícil a veces, y es fácil darse por vencido. Pero si perseveramos, entonces vamos a llegar a conocer a Jesús de una manera que sólo podemos imaginar en este momento. Me asombra el número de personas en la parroquia que probablemente diría que no son valientes, pero que son ejemplos de tenacidad y perseverancia en la fe y son fuente de inspiración! Ser valientes en la fe significa cambiar relaciones, incluso si fuera necesario dejar algunas amistades si ellos nos conducen lejos de Jesús. (Un amigo verdadero nos ayuda a ser mejores personas, no peor!) Significa tener el coraje de perdonar a los demás y pedir perdón a los que lastimamos, y yendo a la confesión. Significa no exigir su manera todo el tiempo, si no servir a los demás. Significa no siempre tener la razón, y que otros podrían haber sido inspirados por Dios a una verdad que no conoces. Significa no medirse a si mismo por cuánto ganas, o la cantidad de cosas que tienes, o los nombres de marca que te pones, o incluso como utilizas tu dinero. ¿Cómo querría Jesús que usted gaste su dinero? Significa decir no a las acciones y hábitos que contradicen las enseñanzas de la Iglesia. Significa tener que rendir cuentas a Jesús más que a su propia comodidad. En el Evangelio Jesús sabía exactamente lo que iba a suceder en Jerusalén y que iba a ser doloroso. Pedro no quería que fuera lastimado. Sin embargo, en este caso, como la gente suelen decir "sin dolor no hay ganancia." (Lo cual no es exactamente cierto!) Ganamos la redención y las puertas del cielo se abrieron para nosotros. Pero tenemos que seguir el camino de esas puertas, y ese camino puede ser difícil a veces. Afortunadamente Jesús camina con nosotros y da su fuerza para nosotros. "Ten valor, yo he vencido al mundo" (Juan 16:33) Tengamos el coraje de seguirlo cada día de nuestras vidas! DISPENSARIO DE COMIDA OFICINAS CERRADAS Todas las oficinas de la iglesia y la oficina de educación religiosa estaran CERRADAS el lunes, Septiembre 1 en honor a Labor Day. Solo se celebrara la misa de las 8:30 a.m. ese día. Que pasen un felíz día! El próximo domingo 7 de Septiembre es el primer domingo del mes. Por favor recuerden de traer comida enlatada para los necesitados y ponerlas en los barriles rojos situados afuera de las puertas de la iglesia. Gracias a su generosidad hemos podido ayudar a muchas familias necesitadas. HORA SANTA El 5 de Septiembre es el primer viernes del mes. La Hora Santa es a las 7 p.m. en español. Este viernes es para la Espiritualidad. LA REINA HIGH SCHOOL CELEBRATES 50 YEARS! Ten-Week Home Bible Study for Women La Reina High School and the Sisters of Notre Dame invite you and your family to a Mass of Celebration in honor of the 50th anniversary of the school. The Mass of Celebration will take place on Saturday, September 6th at 11:00 a.m. in the school gymnasium, with the Most Reverend Jose H. Gomez, Archbishop of Los Angeles as Principal Celebrant. A luncheon reception will follow the mass.Kindly RSVP for this memorable event at www.lareina.com, click on “50th Anniversary” or by emailing [email protected]. You are invited to participate in a small group Bible study on Wednesday mornings, from 9:30 to 11:30, beginning September 10th through November 12. We will be using the DVDs and study books from the new Beth Moore Bible Study on 1 & 2 Thessalonians. Beth is a gifted Bible study teacher. Women of all levels of biblical knowledge are welcome, especially those with little or no experience. The cost is $22.00. Space is limited. For more information, or to reserve a spot, please call: Linda at 659-0567 or email [email protected]. Twenty-second Sunday in Ordinary Time Page 6 LITURGICAL MINISTRIES 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 647-6174 647-3235 Ext. 306 647-3235 Ext. 311 647-3235 Ext. 313 797-4474 647-0713 ORGANIZATIONS BIBLE STUDY BOY SCOUTS Bob Camarillo CHARISMATIC PRAYER GROUP Blanca Macias CUB SCOUTS Therese Palmisano DETENTION MINISTRY Rick Goulette EUCHARISTIC APOSTLES OF DIVINE MERCY Bob & Zaida Worthley Vicky Spicer (Divina Misericordia) FAMILY TO FAMILY Nita Perkins FINANCE COUNCIL Cindy Fanning ITALIAN CATHOLIC FEDERATION Carol Eller KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS Joe Barajas, Grand Knight PARENT TEACHER COUNCIL Sonya Stickels, President PARISH COUNCIL Tom Chess POLISH COMMUNITY Ed Osiadacz RESPECT LIFE Wilhelmina Stoll 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 647-3235 377-7840 647-9385 647-5641 340-3983 ALTAR SERVERS MINISTRY: Sandie Dominguez BEREAVEMENT MINISTRY: Jeannette Longwill EUCHARISTIC MINISTRY COORDINATOR: Tom Chess INFANT BAPTISMS: Dcn. Phil Conforti LECTOR COORDINATOR: Joann Abing LITURGY COORDINATOR: Tom Chess MARRIAGE COORDINATORS: Carmen Gomez Lee Christina Danforth MINISTRY TO THE SICK: Jeannette Longwill, Facilitator USHERS MINISTRY: Joe Lee MUSIC COORDINATOR: Sarah Hardcastle CHILDREN’S CHOIR: R.C.I.A. ADULT ED: 659-3839 659-2255 797-2298 647-0969 620-0122 659-3751 647-7306 667-6660 620-0122 382-6816 644-4586 620-0122 647-4843 659-5632 667-6660 647-4843 279-7595 647-3235 647-3235 CORDINADORES DE LITURGIA 647-3086 202-9555 650-8557 525-0010 LECTORES: Jose Cancino MINISTROS DE EUCARISTIA: Maria Lopez Roberto Sanchez UJIERES: José Arambula SERVIDORES DEL ALTAR: Alicia Mendez MINISTERIO DE MUSICA: Dcn. Fernando Flores CORO: Hector Reyes BAUTIZOS: Dcn. Fernando Flores RICA (Iniciación Cristiana): Rosa Flores 525-4327 433-1944 448-9965 647-1351 647-2870 647-3235 Ext. 311 701-2253 647-3235 Ext. 311 701-7753 647-3235 647-1842 216-2787 794-3623 620-0958 212-0997 (Young Adults for Christ) Margarita Mateo, Coordinator PARISH REGISTRATION OR CHANGE OF ADDRESS 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. 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