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HOLY FAMILY CHURCH
THIRTIETH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
October 27, 2013
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ADMINISTRATION.................2
WORSHIP ................................3
EDUCATION/FORMATION ...5
COMMUNITY LIFE .................7
OUTREACH ............................9
ADVERTISING .......................16
LITURGY MINISTERS’ SCHEDULE .19
PARISH CALENDAR ...............19
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Welcome to Holy Family Church
If you are visiting, or new in our community, we are blessed that you are
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HOLY FAMILY CHURCH
1501 FREMONT AVENUE
SOUTH PASADENA, CALIFORNIA 91030
Cambria Smith, Parish Life Director Reverend Jose Parathanal, Priest Minister Fr. Bob Folbrecht, Priest Minister
Monsignor Clement J. Connolly, Spiritual Director Reverend Niall O’Leary, Director of Spirituality
Reverend Anthony Scannell, Capuchin, Weekend Presider
PASTORAL CENTER (Parish Offices) 1527 Fremont Avenue South Pasadena, CA 91030 Phone: 626.799.8908 Fax: 626.799.0423
PARISH OFFICE HOURS Mon. – Thurs, 7:30 a.m.- 8:30 p.m., Fri. 7:30 a.m.- 7:00 p.m., Sat. 9:00 a.m.- 7:00 p.m., Sun. 7:30 a.m.- 7:00 p.m.
SCHEDULE OF MASSES
Saturday Vigil – 5:00 p.m.
Sundays – 6:30 a.m., 8:00 a.m., 9:30 a.m., 11:15 a.m., 12:45 p.m., & 5:30 p.m.
Weekdays – 6:20 a.m. & 8:00 a.m. Saturdays – 8:00 a.m. only
SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION (Confession)
Saturdays – 3:30 p.m.-4:45 p.m., or by appointment, please call the Pastoral Center .
VOCATION OFFICE Fr. Rick Viveros Phone: 626.330.2269
Assisted listening headsets are available at weekend Masses, please see an usher. Visit our website at www.holyfamily.org.
CONTACT NUMBERS
ADMINISTRATION
BOOKSTORE
Parish Hall, lower level . . . . 626.403.6133
TOGETHER IN MISSION
CHRISTIAN INITIATION OF ADULTS &
REMEMBERING CHURCH
How is Holy Family Responding to Together in Mission?
It has been a few months since Cambria made her appeal for T ogether in Mission. So far ,
our parishioners have paid $145,405 the $153,548 pledged. W e have made great strides
toward our goal of $146,862, but still need to raise $1,457 by November . Can you help us
reach our goal? No amount is too small (or too big!). If we exceed our goal, the surplus will
be used to support Holy Family’s ministries.
The 35 parishes and 52 schools that receive funding from this 2013 campaign are depending on the gener osity of those who contribute, in or der to continue pr oviding sacramental,
ministerial, and educational services to those who live in the most financially disadvantaged
areas of the Archdiocese.
If you have not already made a donation, please call Carol Joe at 626-403-6101 to arrange
a contribution. If you have alr eady done so, please accept our thanks and appr eciation for
helping to keep our parishes and schools alive and functioning in God’ s name.
Dawn Ponnet . . . . . . . . . . . . . 626.403.6128
EDEN CENTER – 1520 Fremont Ave.
Youth Ministry &
Youth Confirmation:
Dawn Ponnet . . . . . . . . . . . . . 626.403.6128
EDUCATION CENTER – 1301 Rollin St.
School:
Dr. Frank Montejano . . . . . . 626.799.4354
Religious Education:
Colette Villegas . . . . . . . . . . . 626.403.6118
FUNERAL ARRANGEMENTS
Call the Pastoral Center at
626.799.8908. Assistance with funeral,
music, liturgy and other needs is available. Funerals are scheduled from
Tuesday through Friday mornings.
INFANT OUTREACH/REFERRALS
Carrie-Ann Lue Sue. . . . . . . 626.403.6140
LITURGY AND ADULT FORMATION
Frank Ponnet. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 626.403.6116
MUSIC
Director of Music
and 11:15 a.m. Choir:
Andrew Reed . . . . . . . . . . . . . 626.403.6124
9:30 a.m. Choir . . . . . . . . . . . 626.799.8908
Sunday 5:30 p.m.
Youth Choir:
Ben Coria . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 323.491.8951
PASTORAL CARE
(Ministry to the Elderly & Sick)
Mary Ternan. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 626.403.6115
PRE-BAPTISMAL PREPARATION
Parents are asked to inquire at the
Pastoral Center prior to the child’s birth.
ST. JOSEPH CENTER – 1524 Fremont Ave.
Giving Bank . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 626.403.6140
Community Services:
Carrie-Ann Lue Sue. . . . . . . 626.403.6140
VIDEO MINISTRY . . . . . . . . . 626.403.6128
VOLUNTEERING
Mary Schimmoller. . . . . . . . . 626.403.6113
WEDDINGS
One party must be a registered parishioner for one year before booking a
wedding. Call the Pastoral Center at
626.799.8908 at least 6 months prior to
proposed date of marriage.
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PLANNING YOUR ESTATE
Don’t put off planning your estate…for we know not the day or hour. Good stewardship dictates that we look ahead and make pr ovisions for our family and our chur ch.
s call to give of ourselves.
DISASTER PREPAREDNESS
Holy Family is indeed a family. We care for each other and reach out to the members of our
family and all others we can help. Part of our outr each has been developing an Emergency
Preparedness Committee to help parishioners pr epare for natural disasters such as earthquakes, fires and storms. Remember, we are told that it is only a matter of time befor e we
have another very large earthquake or other disaster so the very best thing we can do is to
make every effort to be pr epared. Please contact Mar c Ulrich at mar [email protected] if
you have further questions.
SAFEGUARD THE CHILDREN
Training Sessions
The Archdiocese has mandated that all adults who work with or
around children in any capacity must know how to recognize and
prevent child sexual abuse by attending a “Pr
otecting God’s
Children” VIRTUS awareness session. All adults ar e encouraged
to attend VIR TUS sessions at Holy Family . Please pre-register by
visiting www.virtus.org and click on “Registration.” If you need
assistance with r egistration, contact Elizabeth Calciano Fagan,
626.437.3865.
Virtus Re-certification
Anyone who attended a V irtus class prior to December 31, 2009 needs to be Recertified. Classes at other parishes may be available. Call the Pastoral Center at
626.799.8908 for more information.
Fingerprinting
View the complete fingerprinting schedule at the W elcome Center or at:
http://www.archdiocese.la/about/ hr/index.php or call to schedule an appointment.
Appointments are still necessary to facilitate a smooth operation in the field.
Friday, November 1, Holy Family Church, South Pasadena, 626.403.6106
Saturday, November 2, Our Lady of Loretto, Los Angeles, 213.483.3013
Tuesday, November 5, San Gabriel Mission, San Gabriel, 626.457.3035
Tuesday, November 12, Our Lady of Guadalupe, Los Angeles, 323.261.8051
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PLEASE SUPPORT OUR ADVERTISERS
Because of the generosity of our advertisers, the cost of the bulletin is fr ee to Holy Family.
Please check the advertising section frequently and support our advertisers. Help our
advertisers by patronizing their businesses!
WORSHIP
THIRTIETH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
October 27, 2013
“Whoever exalts himself will be humbled, and the one who humbles himself will be
exalted.”
- Luke 18: 9-14
If you are interested in bringing up our gifts of bread & wine, please see an usher before Mass begins.
SCRIPTURE READINGS
FOR THE WEEK
MASS INTENTIONS
MONDAY, OCTOBER 28
6:20 a.m. – Peter Knauert †
8:00 a.m. – Michael McCarthy †
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 29
6:20 a.m. – Charles Hobson †
8:00 a.m. – Miguel Sanchez †
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 30
6:20 a.m. – Mary Louise Workman †
8:00 a.m. – Martina Caampued †
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 31
6:20 a.m. – Michelle “Mickey” Smith †
8:00 a.m. – Michael McCarthy †
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1
6:20 a.m. – Holy Family Priests
8:00 a.m. – Virginia & Albert Mound
Eugene & Elizabeth Lee †
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 2
8:00 a.m. – Jennie Dopierala †
THIS SUNDAY: Sirach 35:12-14, 16-18
Psalm 34:2-3, 17-19, 23
2 Timothy 4:6-8, 16-18 Luke 18:9-14
MONDAY: Ephesians 2:19-22
Psalm 19:2-5 Luke 6:12-16
TUESDAY: Romans 8:18-25
Psalm 126:1-6 Luke 13:18-21
WEDNESDAY: Romans 8:26-30
Psalm 13:4-6 Luke 13:22-30
THURSDAY: Romans 8:31-39
Psalm 109:21-22, 26-27, 30-31
Luke 13:31-35
FRIDAY: Revelation 7:2-4, 9-14
Psalm 24:1-6 1 John 3:1-3
Matthew 5:1-12
SATURDAY: Wisdom 3:1-9
Psalm 27:1, 4, 7-9, 13-14
Romans 5:5-11 John 11:17-27
NEXT SUNDAY: Wisdom 11:22 -- 12:2
Psalm 145:1-2, 8-11, 13-14
2 Thessalonians 1:11 -- 2:2 Luke 19:1-10
Silence is Golden
Please turn off cell phones and other
electronic devices and refrain from
texting during Mass. Thank You!
For a reflection on the Sunday readings, please
go to: http://www.usccb.org/nab/today.shtml
RETROUVAIILE
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Rediscover Your Marriage – Retrouvaille (pronounced retro-vi with a long i) simply means 'rediscovery'. The program offers the chance to rediscover yourself,
your spouse, and a loving relationship in your marriage. 10's of 1,000's headed
for divorce have successfully saved their marriages by attending. Retr ouvaille is
not a spiritual retreat, not a sensitivity group, not a seminar, not a social gathering. For confidential information about or to r egister for the next program, beginning with a weekend on November 1-3, 2013 call 661-257-7980 or email:
[email protected] or visit the web site at www .HelpOurMarriage.com.
LADIES RETREAT
Save the Date, Feb 21-23, 2014
Calling all ladies, young and old, moms, grandmothers, aunts, and sisters. Our
Ladies Parish Annual Retreat is a spiritual adventure you don’t want to miss. I
invite you to join other women on a weekend of silent r eflection. The women of
this Parish have been making this annual tr ek to nearby Alhambra at Sacred
Heart Retreat House for over 60 years with an average attendance of 30
women. Will you be part of this annual tradition? Accommodations available
are shared twins, semi and private rooms. For more information contact Gloria
Lopez, Parish Captain at 626-799-4652, email gloria.lopez@pr otravelinc.com;
also check out the website at http://www.sacredheartretreathouse.com.
Reserve your space now.
YOUR SPOUSE IS GOD’S GIFT TO YOU
What you make of your marriage is your thanks to God. Find out how to make a good marriage better and a better marriage great. Discover what a life-changing Marriage Encounter
Weekend can do for your marital relationship. Marriage Encounter Weekend 2013, Oct 25 -27
in Courtyard by Marriott in Monrovia. Visit www.ilovemyspouse.net to apply today!
PRAYER GROUPS
Blessed Mother Prayer Group meets on
the 1st Satur day of the month, 1:00 p.m.,
Eremos Chapel, in the Pastoral Center .
Contact: Margie Jaramillo, 323.257.1935
FCA Block Rosary & Divine Mercy Prayer
Group meets on the 2nd & last Sundays
of the month.
Contact: Ramon Lacson, 323.257.1017
Mom’s Prayer Group meets every
Wednesday, 9:30 a.m., at the Eden Center.
Contact: Gigi Salinas, 626.799.5818
Prayers for Children no meetings, just
the power of prayer. We pray for all of God’s
children on the 15th of each month.
Contact: Donna Gibson,
[email protected]
DEVOTIONS
Our Lady of Perpetual Help after Tuesday
8:00 a.m. Mass, followed by the r osary.
Immaculate Heart of Mary after 8:00 a.m.
Mass on the 1st Satur day of the month, followed by the rosary.
Sacred Heart Devotions after 8:00 a.m.
Mass on the 1st Friday of the month, followed by the rosary.
LITURGY OF THE HOURS
Liturgy of the Hours pr ovides psalms, readings, meditations and intercessions for every
hour of the day, to inspire us to pray. Come
and join us for Mor ning Prayer fr om 7:157:45 a.m., Mon.-Sat., inside the church. For
info, e-mail: [email protected].
CENTERING PRAYER GROUP
Meets on the 1st & 3r d Monday for meditation, 7:00.-7:20 p.m., in the Guadalupe
Room. Sharing/discussion follows, 7:30 .8:30 p.m. Contact: Brian O’Neill,
626.482.9239 or [email protected].
ROSARY
Join us in the chur ch to pray the r osary after
8:00 a.m. daily Mass. W e have a wonderful
step-by-step guide to praying the r osary,
which has all the prayers and their sequence,
including the new Luminous Mysteries. Come
and pray with us and get r eacquainted with
this powerful tool.
FCA/BLD HEALING MASS
The Filipino Catholic Association, in participation with BLD Los Angeles, invites all
parishioners to a special healing mass every
first Friday of the month held at 8:00 p.m. in
the church. Contacts: Jun & Alice de
Guzman, 626.372.4522 or [email protected].
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WORSHIP
PRAY FOR THE SICK
Please remember the sick in your prayers:
Emily Morales Lillian Perez Judith
Buckner Ramon Lacson Lillian Perez
Lillian Baum Petra Plahs Manuel
Mendivil Georgia Moeller John Watkins
FROM DEATH TO NEW LIFE
Ricardo Roblete Doryan Torres Carrillo
Maria Chavez Lee F. Aloi Elizabeth
Schraber
Recent deaths in our Holy Family community are posted on our website. W ith the consent of the family, funeral arrangements are
also listed and updated according to the
most recent information that we have
received. Go to holyfamily.org and click on
“Recent Deaths in our Holy Family
Community” under “Mass”. May the souls
of the faithful departed, through the mercy
of Christ, rest in peace. Amen. Names
received after 3:00 p.m. on Friday will go
into the following week’s Prayers for the
Faithful.
EUCHARISTIC ADORATION
AND BENEDICTION
November 26, 7:00 p.m.-8:00 p.m.
All are welcome on the 4th T uesday of the
month.
BAPTIZED BABIES’ BLESSING
January 12, 9:30 a.m.
Anyone who has r ecently had a baby baptized is welcome to r eceive a special blessing. Please call in advance to celebrate with
us for the Baptized Babies’ Blessing.
Contact: Pastoral Center, 626.799.8908
ANOINTING OF THE SICK
January 18, 5:00 p.m. and January 19,
11:15 a.m.
The Sacrament of the Sick is for Catholics
who have reached the age of reason and
whose health is seriously impaired by illness, accident, or old age, and for those
facing surgery when serious illness is the
reason.
ANNIVERSARY BLESSING
November 3, 8:00 a.m.
Couples celebrating an anniversay this
month are welcome to r eceive a special
blessing. Please call in advance to celebrate
with us. Contact: Pastoral Center
,
626.799.8908
LITURGY MATTERS
Session Three part 5
Session 3 part 7
Cardinal Tesserant, president
for the day, announces that
no vote will be taken in this
session of the Council on the
document on religious liberty.
The curialists have taken
advantage of a minor role to
manipulate this postponement in order, they hope, to kill the document. Immediately,
petitions are circulated on the floor of the Council, and nearly 1000 signers call on the
Pope to intervene to stop this move. In the end, however , the Pope allows the minority
to sway him, causing anger, resentment, and hostility. The Pope does promise, however, that this document will be tr eated first in the fourth session.
There is also a move on the same day by the same minority to postpone actions on
the document of ecumenism. To please the curialists, the Pope sends last-minute
changes to this document. Cardinal Bea must write them into the document befor e the
Council can vote on it.
There is a general sense in the Council that time is running out because this was to
have been the third and final session. Much work r emains to be done, however, on
multiple documents, including the important and contr oversial document on the church
in the modern world. The minority has been successful in delaying final action on several items and a sense of gloom is palpable in these final days.
November 20, 1964 a large majority appr oves the declaration on the church’s relation
with non-Christians (Nostra Aetate).
The document on Eastern churches is also approved promulgation the following day.
Likewise the document on ecumenism is appr oved, including 19 out of the 40 lastminute changes ordered by the Pope.
November 21, 1964 the third session is closed by Pope Paul VI, who takes the occasion to proclaim Mary the mother of the chur ch, a move that disappoints the Pr otestant
observers and adds to the general gloomy feeling at the end of the stormy session.
Three documents are promulgated: the church, ecumenism, and Eastern churches.
That there will be a fourth session is also announced.
BIBLE STUDY
We'll be continuing our study of the Book of Isaiah this week. The pr ophet told the people of
Jerusalem to give up their idols and trust in "The Holy One of Israel" 740 years befor e the
birth of Christ. And he tells the people of souther n California to do the same thing 2,700
years later! How did they respond and how will we respond to this message? Let's talk
about it this Wednesday evening at 7:00 in the Galilee Room.
WHITE MASS
Today October 27, 3:00 p.m. Celebrant: Archbishop José Gomez
In recognition of the dedicated work of Catholic Health Car e Professionals, the Archdiocese
of Los Angeles and Mission Doctors invites all Catholic physicians and medical personnel to
the celebration of a White Mass at Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels. Reception to follow .
Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels, 555 W est Temple Street, Los Angeles. Visit
www.catholicwm.org for more information and to RSVP.
FR. NIALL
Fr. Niall has transitioned into an independent living facility that
better suits his curr ent physical needs. He continues to visit
the sick, along with other priestly duties and still plans on
being an active part of the Holy Family Community . To get in
touch with him, please call the Pastoral Center fr ont desk at
626.799.8908.
ALL SOULS DAY MASS
The Holy Family Bereavement Ministry sponsors an All Souls Day Mass
We will remember those who have been lost to the to the mystery of death at
an All Souls Day Mass, Saturday, November 2nd at 8 AM, in the church. Please
bring a picture of those who ar e to be r emembered. A light continental br eakfast will served after Mass.
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EDUCATION/FORMATION
HOLY FAMILY TODDLER CO-OP
The Toddler Co-Op is a fully cooperative experience for walking toddlers between the
ages of 1 and 3½ years. The Toddler Co-op meets during the 9:30 a.m. Mass on most
Sundays from September through May in the St. Joseph’s Center. Toddlers engage in
age-appropriate crafts, free play, and circle time while you attend Mass. The Toddler
Co-Op will provide your little one with friendships and a faith foundation that can last a
lifetime. Questions? Send us an email at [email protected] or leave a voicemail at
626.403.6121.
SUNDAY PRESCHOOL
Sunday Preschool is a cooperative preschool experience for 3, 4, and 5 year olds. The
curriculum is developmentally appropriate, designed to introduce preschoolers to God
and their faith community. Holy Family Sunday Pr eschool is seeking lead teachers to
teach and assist with Sunday Preschool during the 9:30 Mass. Please contact
[email protected] if you are interested in sharing your gifts.
Calling all high school students in need of service hours!
Holy Family Sunday Preschool and Toddler Co-Op are seeking responsible high school
students who like working with small childr en to become volunteer classroom helpers
during the 9:30 a.m. Mass. Service Hours and letters of r ecommendation provided to
deserving students. Please contact [email protected] 619.871.234
Director of Administration: Alex Uriarte [email protected], Dir ector of Curriculum:
Jacquiline Wagner [email protected]. Contact: 626.403.6112 or Email:
[email protected].
Halloween Celebration!
Today, October 27th the children of the Holy Family Sunday School ar e invited to class
dressed in their Halloween costumes. It will be a fun-filled class, with a surprise tr eat!
Please remember that personal safety is very important, so make sur e that your child is
wearing appropriate footwear and is able to see clearly. Parents, bring your camera!
The Giving Bank-Reaching Out to Those in Need.
In an effort to connect our faith with life, each year the Holy Family Sunday Pr eschool
supports the Giving Bank with their Halloween Drive. This year , we will again be participating in costume program. We are collecting new and gently used costumes starting
October 6th. Through participation in this community and in this ministry; we can continue to live in fellowship with God and the Holy Spirit.
RELIGIOUS EDUCATION
Religious Education is a fun, engaging, active pr ocess of formation that intends to convert the learner to the religious tradition of the Catholic Church, with the explicit goal of
passing on the beliefs, history, rituals and ethical code of our tradition. W e invite all children grades 1-8 to participate and jour ney together to become disciples of Jesus. For
more information contact Colette Villegas, DRE at 626-403-6118.
For regular updates see our website: re.holyfamily.org
Halloween Helpers: We are seeking new or gently used childr en's Halloween costumes
to provide to children whose families are unable to provide them. Costumes can be
dropped off at the RE Office anytime up to October 30th. All costumes will benefit a
child in need. Thank you!
EDGE: MIDDLE SCHOOL MINISTRY
EDGE is a fun and welcoming youth gr oup for 6th-8th graders. We meet weekly on
Wednesday nights from 7:00-8:30 p.m. in the Eden Center. For more information please
contact Angelina Duell, MDiv at [email protected] or visit our website:
youthministry.holyfamily.org/edge.
EDGE seeking volunteers to join our Core Team! EDGE is the wonderful and vibrant
ministry it is because of our amazing, dedicated volunteers. Relational ministry is the key
to successful ministry with young adolescents so we ar e inviting YOU to consider joining
our ministry as a small group facilitator, musician, game/sports leader, among other
great options! Please see our website or contact Angelina for mor e information.
DIACONATE INFORMATION DAYS
Called To Be A Deacon? Prospective applicants and their wives are invited to attend an
Information Day presented by the Office of Diaconate Formation. Here you can meet
the formation staff and learn more about the formation program. Today, October 27,
2013 from 2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. at Incar nation Parish, 214 West Fairview Ave.
Glendale, 91202. Sunday, January 12, 2014 from 2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. at St. John
Chrysostom Parish, 546 East Florence Ave., Inglewood, CA 90301. Sunday, April 13,
2014 from 2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. at St. Maximilian Kolbe Parish, 5801 Kanan Rd.
Westlake Village, CA 91362.
HOLY FAMILY BOOKSTORE
Books for all ages!
Religious Items Gifts Fine Art Jewelry
Greeting Cards Sacramental Gifts
Bookstore Hours
Tuesday – Saturday...10:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m.
Sunday .................9:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m.
CLOSED MONDAYS
Lower Level – Parish Hall – Elevator Access
Contact: 626.403.6133
Holy Family Bookstore
2013
October 15 to November 3
Bookstore
Day of the Dead Display & Sale
Friday, October 18 6 to 8 pm
Bookstore
Artist Reception and Light Refreshments
Art & Jewelry Show and Sale
“Virgenes,Cruces,Angelesy
SagradoCorazone”
Spiritual Symbolism as interpreted by 3 artists
Sunday, October 20
Bookstore
Art & Jewelry Trunk Show
“Virgenes,Cruces,AngelesySagradoCorazone”
Spiritual Symbolism as interpreted by 3 artists
Sunday, November 3
Bookstore 9:00 to 3:00
Rosary and Jewelry Trunk Show”
Seraphym Designs
ONE DAY ONLY
Sunday, November 24 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Bookstore
City of Angels Trunk Show
Vintage Medal Necklaces
ONE DAY ONLY
Sunday, December 1 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Bookstore
“Jewels 4 Jewels” Trunk Show
All artist proceeds are donated to
Mission Haiti
ONE DAY ONLY
ForInformationonanyoftheseevents,pleasecallthe
Bookstoreat(626)403Ͳ6133
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EDUCATION/FORMATION
MEN’S READING GROUP
November 19, 7:00 p.m.-9:00 p.m., in the
Guadalupe Room of the Pastoral Center.
We meet on the 3rd Tuesday of
the month to discuss books
concerned with religious,
moral, and ethical issues. Even
if you don’t read the books,
you’re welcome to join us for
good fellowship! We’re reading
The Strangest Way by Robert
Barron.
Available in the Holy Family
Bookstore.
Contact: Ron Piccirillo, 626.993.5563
WOMEN’S READING GROUP
November 11, 7:00 p.m.-8:30 p.m., in the
Pastoral Center. Please join us on the second Monday of the month in
the Cardinal Manning room for
a provocative and animated
discussion. Don’t worry if you
don’t get a chance to read the
book – come anyway, the discussion is always lively and
fun. We’re reading Women of
Mercy by Kathy Coffey.
Available in the Holy Family Bookstore.
Contact: Mary Miasnik, 323.222.7944
SPIRITUAL DIRECTION
The Spiritual Direction Ministry provides an
opportunity to those who seek guidance,
affirmation, and/or enrichment in their spiritual experience. Each spiritual journey is a
personal path and all are welcome to discover a deeper relationship with God. Contact:
Mary O’Brien, 323/550-8394
Veronica Hurd, 626/627-6022 or
[email protected]
Elwia Beaudette, 626.831.2462 or
[email protected].
DIVORCED AND SEPARATED GROUP
The group usually meets Thursday evenings
in the Pastoral Center. If you are joining the
group for the first time, please pick up a
copy of the book, Rebuilding When Your
Relationship Ends. Facilitating this group are
Bill Metzdorf and Heidi Seber. To join, to be
added to our e-mail update list, or for more
information, please contact Heidi,
626.233.8370.
GAY AND LESBIAN OUTREACH
Many gays and lesbians feel disconnected
from their Church. Holy Family’s Gay and
Lesbian Outreach, in the spirit of ALL ARE
WELCOME, provides a confidential, safe
environment for discussion, education and
socialization every Wednesday evening.
Gays and lesbians, as well as their parents,
are welcome. For further information please
contact Elizabeth S. Taylor, Ph.D., Ministry
Chair at 626.792.1103.
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HOLY FAMILY YOUTH MINISTRY
If you’re interested in attending our mission trip to Jamaica in June
2014, make sure to fill out our form online at youthministry.holyfamily.org, for more information. Our first meeting will be on Sunday,
November 10 after the 5:30 Mass in the Eden Center. This meeting
is for teens, parents and all other adults interested in being chaperones. Email [email protected] if you have any questions.
youthministry.holyfamily.org
Confirmation 2015 will partake in the Rite of
Welcome on Sunday, November 3 at 5:30 Mass. Please remember to
remind your sponsor!
Confirmation 2015: Session 2 will be held on November 5 at 7:00 pm
or November 10 at 3:45 pm.
Confirmation 2014: Session 9 will be held on November 19 at 7:00
pm or November 24 at 3:45 pm. Teens will gather in Eden, and
adults will gather in St. Joseph’s Center.
For Confirmation 2014 candidates, the Holy Spirit Retreat is just a little over a month away from December 7-8. If you would like to attend this retreat, please
make sure to fill out the permission slip on our website, youthministry.holyfamily.org.
ADULT CONFIRMATION
If you are a practicing Catholic but have not yet celebrated the Sacrament of
Confirmation, consider attending a refresher course in Catholicism. Please call Dawn at
626.403.6128 or [email protected].
RE-MEMBERING CHURCH
Re-Membering Church is a ministry that helps people discover what has changed since
they have been away from the faith. It also is a warm and welcoming way to come
back—without judgment, only the loving embrace of this community. To join the group
please call Frank at 626.403.6116 or email him at [email protected].
EMBRACING THE BEGINNING OF LIFE
Embracing the Beginning of Life - A new ministry at Holy Family which seeks to build awareness within our parish in accordance with the Vatican II's Charter on Rights of the Family,
'Human Life must be respected and protected absolutely from the moment of conception.'
Meetings are on the second Tuesday of the month at 7:00 p.m. in the Pastoral Center.
Contact Rafael Flores [email protected] or Natalie Duran [email protected] for more
information.
RCIA: RITE OF CHRISTIAN INITIATION OF ADULTS
Are you interested in learning about the Catholic faith? Would you be interested in journeying with others as they explore the Catholic Faith. Please call Dawn 626 403-6128
or email her at [email protected] for an appointment and more information about
this journey of faith.
HOLY FAMILY TUTORING MINISTRY
You may just be the person one of our two Catholic schools needs to tutor a child in
reading or math. Schedule is one half day a week for this coming school year. Read on
to learn the details.
As school begins again this year, our tutoring ministry is preparing to assign tutors to
Dolores Mission in East L.A. and to Our Lady of Guadalupe in El Sereno.
You need not be a credentialed teacher to participate in our ministry. We hope you
love to spend time with children and love to see them become successful in school.
If you are interested in reading to children, helping them with their homework after
school, please contact Mary Schimmoller, Holy Family’s Volunteer Coordinator at
626.403.6113. You will be required to attend the Virtus training, have your fingerprints
taken, and bring your TB immunization up to date.
COMMUNITY LIFE
FALL FESTIVAL
Thanks to everyone who helped to make the fair a
tremendous success! And thanks those who came out
to support, participate, and just have fun! Check the
Parish Highlights section in the upcoming weeks for photos.
MINISTRY OF THE ARTS
IMAGE—available in the book store. IMAGE is a literary and art quarterly that pr ovides a
unique forum for the best contemporary writing and artwork that is informed by -- or
grapples with -- religious faith. Committed to artistic excellence and r eligious truth,
IMAGE is recommended for all those interested in the visual and performing arts, literature and faith.
The Ministry of the Arts mission is to develop, implement and sustain a holistic arts pr ogram that is an integral part of Holy Family Chur ch and creates an enriched, vibrant environment that deepens people's connection to God.
PEARLS IN THE MAKING
“From humble beginnings, the pearl slowly grows
into an object of beauty and simplicity.
Symbolic of honesty, integrity, prosperity, and wisdom.
As women of faith, each one of us is a “pearl in the making”
Date:
November 2, 2013
Time: 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. (lunch included)
Place: St. John’s Church, 4745 Wheeler Avenue, La Verne, CA 91750
(909) 973-6012 (CARA contact number)
Doors open at 9:30 a.m.
Registration: $55.00
Registration fees are non refundable
For Information Contact:
[email protected]
Phyllis Phelps (909) 973-6012
T erry Armstrong
(951) 741-0712
Lani Galván
(909) 437-1459
Mary Charles
(626) 327-3250
Limited scholarships available, no one tur ned away
KIDS ART CONTEST
Get your markers, paints, and crayons ready! We are having an art
contest and invite all childr en of the Parish to participate. The
theme is Nativity or Christmas, and the winner will be featur ed on
our Christmas Card that is mailed out to registered families! Please
submit all entries to the Pastoral Center , attention bulletin and
include the child’s name, addr ess, age, and telephone number .
Children age 13 and under are eligible. Deadline for submisions is
November 17. Thanks and good luck!
SAVE THOSE BOX TOPS
Turn your grocery shopping into easy cash for Holy Family School. Just look for the Box
Tops logo on hundreds of products that you probably already buy, in almost every aisle of
the store. All you need to do is clip and bring them to the school of
fice when school
resumes. Each Box T op is worth 10¢ and supports our HFS GAINS pr ogram. For more
information, check out www.boxtops4education.com
HOLY FAMILY 50 + CLUB
Our regular meetings will be held on the first Thursday of the month at 1:30 p.m. followed
by light refreshments. Our next meeting is Thursday, November 7 at 1:30. A r egifting
auction is planned for December. You bring a no longer used, gently aged item that can
be purchased as a gift for you or someone else. For information about our Club, call of
our president Julie Smith, 626.796.2859.
Dues for the 2013-2014 year of $15.00 can be paid fr om now until November 1 Which is
almost here. Make checks payable to Holy Family 50+ Club (write membership on the
advise line) and put it in an envelope marked “50+ Club Membership” and leave it at the
parish office.
Dining Out
Our next date will be decided by next week’s bulletin. Call Carol Duhs, 626.449.7809 for
reservations.
Game Day
Saturday, November 30 at 11:00 a.m. at Colonial Kitchen. Call Lou Moor e,
SERRA CLUB
The Serra Club of Los Angeles invites guests
and prospective members to join them for
fellowship and af firmation. First established
in 1934 in Seattle, W ashington, and now
world-wide with 20,000 members in 36
countries, the Serra Club is the lay vocation
arm of the Chur ch. Their mission is simple.
They promote, foster and affirm vocations to
the priesthood and r eligious life. They meet
from 12:00-1:30 p.m. on the 2nd and 4th
Wednesdays of each month, at T
aix
Restaurant, 1911 Sunset Bl., Los Angeles.
Contact: John Watkins (parishioner),
626.432.4712
BEREAVEMENT MINISTRIES
Care, Prayer, in Remembrance of …
CPR is a once-a-month gathering of thosewho are grieving the loss of a loved one.This
support group offers an opportunity to meet
with others who ar e going thr ough asimilar
experience and shar e a common faith.
These one-hour sessions ar e on the last
Tuesday of each month at 6:30 in the
Pastoral Center.
In Remembrance of ...
Eight week sessions occur on Thursday
evenings, between 6:30-8:00 p.m. Contact
Frank Ponnet, 626.403.6116
CATHOLIC COMMUNICATIONS
Toastmasters: 2nd & 4th Thursday,
7:00 p.m., in the Pastoral Center. Want
to improve your communication and leadership skills? Be mor e effective in meetings?
Get your point acr oss more concisely? Join
us and learn how membership can help you
succeed. Contact: Mary Elizabeth Ohde,
323/257-8989.
KINDRED SPIRITS
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COMMUNITY LIFE
LATINO CATHOLIC ASSOCIATION
The members of the Latino
Catholic Association share
the faith and cultural traditions of the Latino people
with the Holy Family community. The Association
promotes a positive community image and works to
preserve Latino cultural heritage for future generations.
Dia de los Muertos Dance Nov 9, 2013
$15 per person or $25 per couple
Live music, raffle, food, face painting, and
more!
6:00PM – 10:00PM
Preperation Meetings: October 29,
and November 5 in Pastoral Center at 7:00
pm.
Please contact Tanya Corona 323-475-2574
To have your loved one’s picture included,
please drop a framed picture at the Pastoral
Center and include your name and phone
number. Please contact
[email protected]
for any questions or volunteer work.
School Corner
SCHOOL STUDENT NONDISCRIMINATION POLICY
The school, mindful of its mission
to be a witness to the love of Christ
for all, admits students regardless
of race, color or national and/or
ethnic origin to all rights, privileges,
programs and activities generally
accorded or made available to
students at the school.
The school does not discriminate
on the basis of race, color, disability, sex or national and/or ethnic
origin in the administration of
educational policies, admissions
policies, scholarship and loan
programs, and athletic
and other
ENVIRONMENTAL
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HOLY FAMILY ITALIAN CATHOLIC FEDERATION
On September 22nd, Former Califor nia Assemblyman Anthony
Portantino (ICF Branch 374 La Canada) and ICF Los Angeles
District President Carmelo Sabatella (ICF Branch 108 South
Pasadena) attended a Re-elect Michael Cacciotti for South
Pasadena City Council Rally in the South Pasadena Racquetball
Facility.
On Sunday, October 13th, Branch 108 Past Pr esident Carmelo
Sabatella attended the Columbus Day celebration in Casa Italiana
at St Peter's Catholic Chur ch in downtown Los Angeles. The
Young Italian Folklorico dancers fr om Glendale Elementary
Schools performed several traditional dances to the appr eciation
of attendees.
The next ICF Branch Bocce (1:00 pm - 2:30 pm), Social and
General Meeting (3:00 to 5:00 pm) is scheduled for November 3rd.
Parishioners welcome.
On Friday, October 18th, the Los Angeles City Council appr oved City Councilman Joe
Boscaino of Council District 15 (San Pedr o) request to dedicate October 2013 as italian
American month in the City of Los Angeles.
Parishioners are welcome to come and enjoy ICF scheduled events. If you have any questions or are interested in the ICF, and would like mor e information on ICF Membership,
events or volunteer opportunities, please call Carmelo Sabatella or Ther
esa Shaw.
Contact: Carmelo Sabatella at 626.372.7812, e-mail c [email protected] or Theresa Shaw at
626.403.6102.
Save the Date:
November 10, Mother Cabrini Chapel and Library Open House from 9:00 am to 1:00 pm hosted by the Knights of Columbus, Cabrini Chapter. Members and Parishioners welcome to come
and visit this historic facility and lear n about Mother Cabrini and share personal experience with
this inspirational Saint.
November 17, ICF Bishop Day Mass and Chaplain Recognition Luncheon at Our Lady of Angels
Cathedral in downtown Los Angeles. Call 626 372-7812 or 626 403-6102 for more information.
December 1, Mother Cabirni Pilgrimage at Saint Francis Xavier Catholic Chur ch. Special mass
at 12:30 pm, followed by Pilgrimage to and Bedediction at the Mother Cabrini Shrine. Luncheon
immediatley following at the Parish Hall. $15 per person. Call 626 372-7812 for reservations and
more information.
HOLY FAMILY MEN’S CLUB CALENDAR
Oct 28
Nov
Mar 1
Mar 8/9
May
Monday Night Football, 5:30 p.m.
1000 S. Fair Oaks Avenue, Pasadena, CA (626) 993-6400
Monday Night Football 6:00 p.m.
1000 S. Fair Oaks Avenue, Pasadena, CA (626) 993-6400
A Night at the Races “The Holy Family Derby!!!” 7:00 p.m.
Volunteers Needed - 2 Hours Shifts
St. Josephs Table
Volunteers Needed - 2 Hours Shifts Satur day PM & Sunday
Games Night- “T exas Style” 7:00 p.m. (End of Y
FILIPINO CATHOLIC ASSOCIATION
ear Event)
FCA’s Contact Information:
For more information on our organization and volunteer opportunities, please call our
Coordinator Jack Abrera at 323.258.9326, or our Secretary Rey Tuazon at 323.
256.4499 or our Treasurer Henry Lee at 323.258.1903.
FCA’s Mission to Preserve and Share the Filipino Culture :
Religious activities like Block Rosary Gr oup with meetings on the 2nd and last Sundays of
each month, Healing Mass in partnership with BLD on the 1st Friday of each month, Divine
Mercy Celebration on the 2nd Sunday after Easter, Simbang Gabi
Humanitarian activities like helping the Giving Bank, Mission Haiti and some Filipino charities
Social activities like a trip to San Manuel Casino, Filipino Brunch and fellowship gathering, the Parish Auction and the Parish Fair featuring Filipino cuisine and the annual dinner dance
Offering a spiritual bouquet of prayer and Masses to ill members and serving as a support group for families of deceased members. All members are encouraged to contact
Ramon Lacson at (323) 999-7237.
OUTREACH
MISSION HAITI
Mission Co-Op Appeal 2013
Each year the Society for the
Propagation of the Faith invites
Catholic mission groups to speak one
Sunday a year at each parish in the
United States. Fr. Tom and Hands
Together, our Haiti Mission, are
assigned 50 plus parishes in the U. S.
Fr. Tom and Doug Campbell do the
bulk of these presentations all over our
wonderful country. However as you
can imagine they cannot possibly
speak personally at all of the assigned
parishes.
Fr. Tom and Doug annually ask Karl Holtsnider and Mary Nally for assistance fr om
Holy Family’s Mission Haiti. This year Karl asked Margo and me if we would be available to speak at St. Rita’s Parish in Fairfax, California. (Fairfax is in Marin County just
north of San Francisco adjacent to San Rafael) For such a good cause to help raise
money for Hands Together and the poorest of the poor in Haiti we of course said yes.
After calling to coordinate available dates we settled on July 13 and 14 to make the
appeal.
Getting ready to make a presentation on Haiti can be daunting. What do you tell those
that may know nothing about this poor country? How do you describe the terrible
conditions in which these people live day by day? Do you r elate the horrific conditions
in Haiti or do you narrate the positive that Fr . Tom and Hands Together are accomplishing? So much material that can be cover ed but all must be summarized in less
than 15 minutes.
Margo and I chose to incorporate both the harsh conditions of the people of Haiti
along with the very optimistic programs that Fr. Tom has put in place to try and make
the lives of those he touches just a little bit better . We tried to appeal to the heart of all
of these good parishioners at St. Rita’s.
St. Rita’s is a medium sized parish with one Mass on Satur day afternoon and three
Masses on Sunday. We spoke at all four of these Masses and wer e greeted very
warmly by the congregation after each of the Masses.
Fr. Kenneth Weare is the pastor and along with Deacon Peter Kehrlein is r esponsible
for the liturgy at St. Rita’s. Fr. Ken welcomed us as beggars fr om Haiti, a country he
too has visited twice. His introduction to our homily/presentation was generous and
introspective. We are pleased to have been able to participate in such a worthy cause.
One other thing we learned from our visit to St. Rita’s was that they too have an outreach like our Mission Haiti. Their Mission is in Guatemala will be described next week.
Dan and Margo Bruich
The Mission Haiti Committee
THE ROAD TO THE DIACONATE
Please keep in prayer this week Jay Krueger as he is formally accepted as a candidate for ordination to the Diaconate for the Ar chdiocese. Many of you may follow the
blog in the Bulletin or on the website r egarding this journey towards ordination. Jay
and Candy have been part of a formation pr ocess for the last 18 months. Since Holy
Orders is a sacrament of the Chur ch, the spouse of any interested person must be
very involved in the whole process. They have both had to undergo psychological
tests, formation classes, retreats, and have spiritual directors. This first period is formally called the period of Aspirancy, where the individual is aspiring to be a Deacon.
The spouse must give permission for her husband to be part of this formation
process. Candy has given this testimony and Jay has written the Ar chbishop requesting his admission to be a candidate for the Diaconate. This Satur day, November 2,
Jay will be formally accepted as a candidate for or dination as a Deacon in our Chur ch.
Please keep Jay and Candy in prayer as they continue to pr epare for ordination in
June of 2017.
HOLY FAMILY CAREER
NETWORKING GROUP
We focus on job sear ch skills, networking,
resume reviews, and interviewing techniques. W e are no longer meeting on the
2nd Wednesday of the month. Please contact Bruce McIntosh to arrange for an individual and personalized meeting one-onone. Gr oup meetings will be held as warranted by the number of inter ested participants dictates. Contact info: 626.201.6717
or email at [email protected].
FR. GREG AND HOMEBOY LOOK
TO HOLY FAMILY - Tattoo Removal
Are you a Physician
Assistant,
Nurse
Practitioner
or
Physician willing to
give a few hours per
month to Homeboy
Industries’ tattoo
removal program? Medical
Professionals are needed to
assist in the Homeboy tattoo
removal program, Y’a Estuvo
(I am ready). The Restorative
Justice Ministries of Holy
Family Church have been
asked by Fr. Greg Boyle, S.J., to assist in
recruiting physicians, physician assistants,
and nurse practitioners who ar e willing to
give 2 to 5 hours per month to Homeboy
Industries’ tattoo r emoval program.
Physicians do not need a dermatology specialization, only a desir e to shar e their gifts
and to have a positive impact in the lives of
everyone at Homeboy.
Mental Health Workers Also Needed
Homeboy is launching a new V olunteer
Therapist Program called “Homeboy Heals”.
Licensed psychologists, social workers and
marriage and family therapists who ar e willing to donate fr om one to four hours each
week, are encouraged to consider applying
for our new V olunteer Therapist Pr ogram,
Homeboy Heals. The Pr ogram has two
parts. Option One asks providers within a 5mile radius of our facility to counsel one
Homeboy client weekly – at no charge – in
his or her private office. The Second Option,
for those whose of fices are further away, is
to schedule a three to four hour block of time
each week at our Homeboy Industries’ First
Street location. Please contact
Mary
Schimmoller, Holy Family Volunteer Coordinator,
at 626.403.6113. o r [email protected].
OUTREACH
OPTIONS FOR SENIORS
We are very fortunate and
blessed to have the Carmelite
Sisters in the San Gabriel V alley.
They are able to of fer many
options for people, especially
seniors. They ar e the ONL Y
Catholic religious community in
the area that is able to offer independent living, assisted living, and a skilled nursing
facility for seniors. They pr ovide excellent
quality of care, but they also are part of a loving, supportive, spiritual, and compassionate team that car es for the r esidents and
family members. They offer Mass on a regular basis. Please call if you have any questions and/or are thinking about senior housing for yourself or a loved one.
Contact: The Manor’s Admissions
Coordinator, 626/256-3055
ALZHEIMER’S SUPPORT GROUPS
Free support groups for families dealing with
Alzheimer’s.
Adult Children’s Support Group (for those
who care for a par ent or a grandpar ent
with Alzheimer’s) meets on the second
and fourth W ednesdays of every month
from 6:00 p.m.-7:30 p.m.
Spouse’s Support Gr oup meets on the
second and fourth Thursdays of every
month from 10:00 a.m.-11:30 a.m.
Meetings are held at the Mission Lodge,
824 S. Gladys Ave., San Gabriel, CA.
Contact: Larry Schulte, Ph.D.,
626/795-8681
Please leave your telephone number and
various times that he may contact you with
more information about the support group.
HOMEGIRL SALSA
All 265 Ralph's stores in Southern California
are now stocking Homegirl Cafe's salsas
and tortilla chips. Salsas available include
morita, mango, salsa ver de, mole, and pico
de gallo (mild and spicy). If you haven't tasted these salsas befor e, do so, and you will
not be disappointed. They ar e all creations
of Homegirl Chef Pati Zarate whose culinary
skills have been praised extensively and who
founded Homegirl Cafe with Fr. Greg Boyle,
SJ. The salsas ar e also available Monday
through Saturday at Homegirl Cafe, 130 W .
Bruno Street, Los Angeles (at Alameda -under the Chinatown Gold Line station).
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PASTORAL CARE (MINISTRY TO THE ELDERLY AND SICK)
Monthly Mass Schedule
Prospect Manor: 1st Wednesday of the month, 2:00
p.m., 800 Prospect Ave., South Pasadena
To notify us of someone in the parish who is sick,
please follow these procedures:
1. Call the Pastoral Center, Monday to Sunday if the
sick person needs to be visited by a priest.
2. You will be asked a few important questions by the
staff person answering your call, as a form must be
filled out. Hospital? Home? Communion? Person’s
home address and phone? Parishioner or not?
Elderly? Name on intercessions?
3. Please ask the staff person to notify Mary Ternan.
Water Color and Drawing Art Class Offered Tuesdays
from 3:30 to 5:30 p.m. at The South Pasadena Senior Center at 1102 Oxley St.
in South Pasadena. For questions and or information, please call Lorrie at
626.799.4215.
SENIOR CARE COMMUNITY EVENTS
AARP Driver Safety Events
Co-sponsored with AARP, this two half-day refresher class for drivers 50 and over
covers age-related physical changes, the rules of the r oad and local driving problems. Automobile insurance companies are mandated to give graduates (55 and
older) a premium discount. Call the membership line at (626) 397-3147. Cost:
$12 AARP members, $14 non-members.
AARP Driver Safety (Insurance Discount): Nov. 5 & Wed., Nov. 6
THE GIVING BANK
at ST. JOSEPH CENTER (SJC) – 1524 Fr emont Avenue
Contact: Carrie, Marlene, or Juan, 626.403.6140
Our volunteers are assured of fun, fellowship, and a friendly atmospher e.
Donations are accepted Tuesday to Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Press the buzzer
so that we know you are there, and our staff will be happy to help you carry the
items in from your car! Please do NOT leave any items outside St. Joseph Center
after 4:30 p.m. or on weekends. St. V incent de Paul offers FREE PICK-UPS; call 1800-974-3571.
Giving Bank: Monday Distribution 9:00-10:45 a.m. (Volunteers are needed 7:0011a.m.)
Bagging Sundays: 9:00 a.m.-11:00 a.m.
Lunches for the homeless: Monday through Friday, 12:00 p.m.-2:00 p.m.
CARMELITE SISTERS OFFERING INFANT CARE
Carmelite Sisters at the Little Flower Missionary House in Lincoln Heights have added
infant care to their program. Infant (6 weeks old) to Kindergarten (6yrs), Potty Training
available. Open: M-F 6:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Please call for mor e information and a
tour: 323.221.9248 or visit www.littleflowerla.com.
Please Use `Good Sear ch.com' and Little Flower gets a donation every time you
search! Just be sure to put Little Flower Missionary House as your designated charity!
DRESSES FOR HAITI
For those making pillowcase dresses for Haiti, please
drop them off at the Pastoral Center front desk.
There will also be a box to collect them in the chur ch
vesibule on Sundays. If you ar e still interested in
making one (or more) it’s not to late! Please contact
Karl at [email protected].
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If you are able to cover a spot that is not filled, please contact Erin Lima
at [email protected] or 626/403-6143.
WELCOME CENTER
PODCASTING AND VIDEO STREAMING
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 3
8:00 a.m. –
9:30 a.m. –
11:15 a.m. – Ariel Valdescona
12:30 p.m. – Mary Azcona- Erememco, Maria Demarzzo, Patricia Palmer
Did you know that you can watch the Mass live from your computer?
Go to http://www.holyfamily.org/podcasts-and-videos/ and watch
our 9:30 and other special Masses live. Did you miss the gospel and
homily? We have pod casts as well as video streaming on our web
site. Please visit www.holyfamily.org and select “podcasts” or “Video
Mass” from the menu on the right side of the home page.
EUCHARISTIC MINISTERS
VIDEO MINISTRY
SATURDAY, NOV 2
5:00 p.m. -Martha Harvey, Bitsy Hotaling, Dick Hotaling, Jane Jackson,
Jean Leonard, Cathy Lohr-Arkin, Eileen Seymour, Fred Seymour
SUNDAY, NOV 3
6:30 a.m. –Jun Bandalan Jr, Anne Morrissey, Rich Morrissey, Gracie Peralta,
Sara Smith, Dolores Tricarico
8:00 a.m. –Casey Basso, Roxanne Basso, Antonio Delgado, Sylvia Delgado,
Norma Ferriols, Martin Parkinson, Leti Salazar, Patty Walcha
9:30 a.m. –David Arreola, Linda Breen, Tom Breen, Gaelen Burgess, Karla
Domier, Steve Domier, John Fuller, Nora Fuller, 2 NOT FILLED
11:15 a.m. –Mary Azcona-Eremenco, Dennis Diekmann, Maureen Diekmann,
Debbie Eggleston, Diane Evans, Angela Konrad, Alyson Lewis, Bill Lewis
12:45 p.m - Dolores Alvarez, Jesse Alvarez, Jenn Bradley, Natalie
Duran, Kristin Grosser, John McClurg, Teresa Valadez, NOT FILLED
5:30 p.m. LifeTeen -Anna Aldrete, Rhonda Anawalt, Holly Caruso,
Angelina Duell, Rita Fortner, Gigi Longoria-Salinas, Anne Louit, Tricia
Nur, Caren Sawyer, Rosie Whitney
If you would like to join our hardworking video ministry staff, please
give us a call at 626 403-6128.
VISIT OUR WEBSITE
It is more than just the Mass schedule! We have a
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page, volunteer opportunities, information about
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Go to: http://www.facebook.com
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YOU TUBE
LECTORS
We have a You Tube Channel!!! Visit us at
http://www.youtube.com/user/holyfamilyvideo. On this channel we feature the
homilies from our 9:30 masses. Tell your
friends and subscribe!
SATURDAY, NOV 2
5:00 p.m. - Frank Mayer, Margaret Prietto
SUNDAY, NOV 3
6:30 a.m. –Diana Mahmud, Eric Munson
8:00 a.m. – Gloria Lopez, Leslie Smith
9:30 a.m - Ernest Arboles, Mikki Heydorff
11:15 a.m. –Laurie Kruse, Judi Melgoza-Marx
12:45 p.m. – Raymond Guzman, Charlene Seley
5:30 p.m. LifeTeen -Christopher Warren, Sebastian Whetsel
iFaith
UPCOMING PARISH EVENTS
ALTAR SERVERS
SATURDAY, NOV 2
5:00 p.m. -Sebastian Gamboa, Sebastian Lacayo, Felicia Martinez, Julian
Martinez, Harry Olivar
SUNDAY, NOV 3
6:30 a.m. -Ana Cristina Bailey, Max Bailey, Elisa Gonzalez, Claire Villegas,
Jonathan A. Villegas
8:00 a.m. – Grace Sadahiro, Hope Sadahiro, Cinnia Smith, Emily Smith, Nicky
Yoong
9:30 a.m. – Joseph Arboles, Buddy Coppersmith, David Mathias, Erik Mohr,
Patrick Mohr, Maya Tanasi
11:15 a.m. -Michael Baldocchi, Luke Garrity, Lucas Gutierrez, Charles Ward,
Trevor Ward
12:45 p.m. –Caroline Chase, Victoria de Cardenas, Logan Dever, Anne Pascale
5:30 p.m. LifeTeen –David Anawalt, Sophia Caruso, Michael Lee, Todd Sumida
THE YEAR AHEAD
March 10-12
Parish Mission
March 13-16
Religious Education Congress
May
Confirmation
HOSPITALITY MINISTERS
SATURDAY, NOV 2
5:00 p.m. - Mary Miasnik, Eileen Seymour, Fred Seymour
SUNDAY, NOV 3
8:00 a.m. - Judi Schwab, Erin Trujillo, Patty Walcha
9:30 a.m. - Charmaine Aghili, Marion Hovorka, Patricia Lomeli, Ana Maria
Nicholls
11:15 a.m. – Fran Buckingham, Manuel Gabaldon, Matt Gardner
12:45 p.m. – Felicitas De La Cruz
To schedule or cancel an event on the master calendar, please
contact Patricia, 626/403-6106 or [email protected].
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DISCIPLE’S REFLECTION
CALL TO PRAYER
Begin by calling upon God: In the Name of the Father , and of the Son, and of the Holy
Spirit, Amen. Let us pause for a moment, and listen attentively to this week’ spassage.
THE WORD OF GOD
Luke 18:9-14 Jesus addressed this parable to those who wer e convinced of
their own righteousness and despised everyone else.
"Two people went up to the temple ar ea to pray; one was a Pharisee and the
other was a tax collector. The Pharisee took up his position and spoke this
prayer to himself, 'O God, I thank you that I am not like the r est of humanity -greedy, dishonest, adulterous -- or even like this tax collector. I fast twice a
week, and I pay tithes on my whole income.’ But the tax collector stood of f at
a distance and would not even raise his eyes to heaven but beat his br east
and prayed, 'O God, be merciful to me a sinner.' I tell you, the latter went
home justified, not the former; for whoever exalts himself will be humbled, and
the one who humbles himself will be exalted."
FAITH SHARING
Children: Children: If you were getting a grade in prayer, would it be an A or a B or…?
Why?
Teens: It has been said that those who ar e humble approach God with reverence and
respect. How are you humble?
Adults: How would your life be different if Jesus stood right by your side all day , every
minute of the day?
In grace: As we pray as a community ar e we drawing attention to ourselves, or to the
greater glory of God? How do you know the dif ference?
IN THE SPOTLIGHT
GRACE, GRATITUDE AND GENEROSITY
Thank you to our fair chairs for making this year’s fair one of the best ever! Your
energy and enthusiasm shined through this event and your hard work paid off as
everyone had such a wonderful time. Thank you again!
Fall Festival 2013 Chairs:
Rafael Flores & Yvett Merino - [email protected]
Brandon & Francesca Gill - [email protected]
Rustin & Paola Mork - [email protected]
Leonard Peña & Julie Soma - [email protected]
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