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From The Pastors Desk

Dear Members of our Parish Family,

Peace and all good!

In todays Gospel (Luke 18:1-18), Jesus tells his disciples

a parable about a crooked judge who is worn down by the

persistent nagging of one very determined widow. It is an

admonition to us, to be constant and persistent in our own

prayer. So far, so good. But as I struggle with this story, I

have to ask myself: Where is God in this account? Is God

the judge who consistently turns a deaf ear to the call of a

poor widow? Inconceivable. We are always told and

reassured constantly that God hears our prayers and knows

our needs even before we mention them in prayer. So, where

is God in all of this?

So, consider this possibility for a moment: just possibly,

Gods presence may be symbolized by the poor widow bound

and determined to receive justice. How about that?

Imaginethat our God would be with the poor and

powerless, with those struggling for justice in their lives.

And how about us? Where are we in the picture? Are wewith God, in solidarity with those who long for greater

freedom and the recognition of their rights and personal

dignity? Or are we tempted to turn a deaf ear to the persistent

plea of those in need? Its not just food for thought; its

fuel for action.

At the 10 AM Mass last Sunday, Father David Gaa,

ofm, the new Executive Director at the Old Mission was

on hand to concelebrate the liturgy with me. At the end

of Mass, Father David gave us some great news: Starting

with the First Sunday of Advent weekend (November 27

& 28), the doors of the Old Mission Church will be open

to the public for prayer and worship from sunrise to

sunset every day of the year. There is just one missionat the Mission, Father David told us. It doesnt matter

whether we are at the parish or at the Old Mission.

Whether we are with the Knights of Columbus or the

parish school. There is only one mission for all of usto

live and preach with our lives the Gospel of Jesus Christ.

At present, the Old Mission Church is usually accessible only

through the Museum and visitors must pay at the

door for entry.

To commemorate this important moment in our shared

history, Bishop Robert A. Brom will be with us at a special prayer service (Saturday, November 27, 4 pm). All are

welcome. At the service, the Bishop will announce the beginning of a Year of Prayer for our entire Mission

familya call for all of us to renew our commitment to faith

and to each other. Well announce details later.

For our part, we, your Franciscan brothers (lay brothers

and priests alike) are committed to bringing a renewed sense

of unity to our shared mission. This process of renewal and

reconciliation has already begun with the removal of the

fence separating the two properties of the Parish and the

Mission. Now we are, all of us, embarking upon what will

hopefully be a new era in our relationships. Of course there

will be bumps in the road ahead: we still have to work out

some of the details. And it will require commitment on the

part of all of us. But with the help of the Lord and the

guidance of the Spirit, we will keep on the path.

Meanwhile, back at the ranchwe have marked still an-

other busy weekend at the Parish. Several events, in

particular, deserve mention. In the first place, we celebrated

Columbus Day weekend in a big way. Last Saturday, theKnights of Columbus led the way with their successfulColumbus Day (Spaghetti) Dinner. The following day, the

Knights, their ladies and families, as well as the Columbian

Squires were in attendance at the 10 AM Mass for their

Corporate Communion, followed by a blessing at the Rachel

Shrine, and later participation in our first-ever multi-cultural,

multi-lingual living rosary procession. More than 150

parishioners, representing every major cultural grouping

within the parish, were in attendance at the last-mentioned

event. The Knights also distributed in excess of 5,000

complimentary rosaries to parishioners at the end of all the

weekend Masses. Pete and Mae Signori undertook the

gargantuan task of untangling untold boxes of beads andplacing them into individual plastic bags. Many thanks!

Along with the Knights, students, parents, teachers, staff,

and family members from our great parish school, Old

Mission Montessori, also attended the same 10 AM Mass

marking the first Parish/School Mass of the academic year.

The school choir, under the direction of Lyndon Pugeda,was outstanding. Teachers and/or students also serve as

greeters, lectors, altar servers, and Eucharistic ministers..

Envelopes for separate donations to the parish school were

provided at all the Masses. Many thanks to all of you who

contributed so generously to the support of our great parish

school. I dont have to tell you how hard it is for families to

foot the bill for their childrens education these days.

Commitment to Catholic education requires ever greater

sacrifice in these difficult economic times.

Thanks and appreciation to the members of our Parish

Finance Councilin particular, Laurie Klahn, Joan

Giroux, Rich Miro, and Allen Hartmanas well as

Attorneys Wiley Jones and Richard Cornell, who providedvital information (and free consultations) to nearly 50

parishioners in a special workshop on wills and trusts.

Last, but certainly not least, I would like to thank the two

anonymous donors for their generous contributions to our

parish family. One donor has contributed $15,500 towards

the purchase of equipment for our music ministry. The otherpresented us with a donation of $3,700 to help us to complete

our commitment to this years Annual Catholic Appeal. And

thanks to all of you who, on a daily basis, support our parish

family by your prayers and volunteer ministry.

God bless,

Fr. Chuck

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Small Christian Communities (SCC)

The Small Christian Community (SCC) groupswant you! Think about joining one of themany faith-based community groups in theparish that meet regularly for Scripture study,

faith sharing, and fellowship. Contact Maggie Sullivan at(760) 419-1642 or Brian Bieber (760) 496-8141) for moreinformation.

Parish News & Happenings

KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS 23rd

ANNUAL FUND RAISING DRIVE:

The MSLRP Knights of Columbus will beconducting the Annual Fund Raising Drivethis week after all of our Parish Masses tobenefit people with intellectual disabilities, inour own community. Please show your support for this eventand receive a treat in return.

Emmanuel Drama Group Presents:

The Life of St. Francis of Assisi

October 29th

The Transitus (Passing) of St. Francis (English/Spanish)

*Full costume drama with music by parish drama group Emmanuel

In the McKeon Center, San Luis Rey Parish at 7:00 p.m.

Donation at the door

During this October, the month of St. Francis, theEmmanuel Drama Group presents two eventsfrom the life of St. Francis his conversion storyand the account of his passing called the

Transitus. As we begin the program Rebuild My Church atour parish, we have this wonderful opportunity to familiarizeourselves with the story of the Little Poor Man of Assisi whoin his day rebuilt the household of Christ, the Church, byserving his sisters and brothers and calling them to peaceand reconciliation. Congratulations to the Emmanuel DramaGroup for this generous gift to the Parish Family please

come and support them as we celebrate Francis of Assisi.

SOCIAL CONCERNS ANNUAL THANKSGIVING

FOOD BASKET DRIVE

Its time once again to turn our thoughtsand hearts to those in our community whoneed our help to give their children a

Thanksgiving Dinner worth remembering.Sadly, some of these are military families who are alreadyshouldering an incomprehensively heavy burden. Missing afestive family day because of a lack of food should not beadded to their load.

As always we will screen our applicants to assure onlythose truly in need get added to our list. We are asking for adonation of $40.00 per family for a basket containingeverything that is necessary for a beautiful Thanksgivingdinner. Since we recognize that almost every one has beennegatively impacted by the current economic situation weare not setting a specific goal this year. We will do the bestwe can with what we receive from you.

We gladly accept any donations of turkeys, hams, cannedgoods and other holiday goodies especially home bakedcakes, pies and cookies. We would appreciate it if you wouldplease check your cans and eliminate all out-dated, rusted,dented or obviously old cans. We cant give those out andthis will save us a lot of time.

Checks may be marked food basket and placed in theSunday collection. If you cannot afford to sponsor an entirefamily, please give what you can. Food donations may bebrought to the Social Concerns Department in the LorettoHouse across from the McKeon Center during normal parishbusiness hours.

Thank you for your loving support of those who are inneed and, as always, may God smile gently on you. Call meat extension 108 if you have any questions.

Carmen Parra, Director of Social Concerns

PARKING NOTICE:

Parking at the Mission will not be available forMasses on Saturday and Sunday, October 30& 31, 2010 due to Dia de los Muertos. Pleaseuse the lot at the rear of the Serra Center.

The Feast of All Souls A Bilingual Mass of

Remembrance

Tuesday, November 2, 2010,

at 7:00 p.m. at Serra Center

followed by candle lit visit at 8:00 p.m. into theMission Cemetery. Candles will be available forsale in the Cemetery for you to place at thememorial place of your loved one. Call theparish at (760) 757-3250 for more informationon the Mass and the cemetery at (760) 757-

3651 for more information on the blessing of graves.

+ + +

If you would like to add the name of a loved one to ourParish SCROLLS, please call 757-3250, fax 757-3299 or e-mailat mslrp@sanluisreyparish.org with his/her name andcorrect spelling, plus the month of passing (between Nov.2009-to present) along with your name and phone numberby Oct. 19. Scrolls will be displayed in the Parish Chapel andin the Serra Center Rotunda.

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Faith Formation Office

Tel. 760-547-0716

E-mail: resecretary@sanluisreyparish.org

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S a t . : 9 : 0 0 a m . - 4 : 0 0 p . m .C l o s e d D a y s : M o n .

P A R E N T I N G M I N I S T R Y

Parents, come join with other Catholic parents on Sundaysfrom 9:00 - 9:45 a.m. in the McKeon Center for faith,fellowship, and fun family ideas while your child is in

Religious Education classes.For more information, call Andy & Grace Domingo

760.721.8131.

ADULT FAITH FORMATION

WHAT CATHOLICS BELIEVE! - RCIA INQUIRY

- Have you considered becoming a Catholic?- Are you interested in what Catholics believe?- Have you been away for a while and want to know whathas changed?- Are you Catholic and have questions or want to find outmore about your faith?

WHO ARE THE JEWS - LECTURES ON JUDAISM

Join us for a series of talks beginning Tuesday, November9th on Judaism and continuing through November. Ourpresenter is Mr. Joseph Sims who completed his journey offaith in joining our Parish faith community through RCIAlast Easter vigil.

Joe will discuss his own journey of faith as he presents

topics such as: Who are the Jews, Religious Texts, RabbinicText (Oral Torah), Jewish Holidays, Siddur/Prayer Book,Kabbalah, Chasiddism, and much more.

These presentations will take the place of Lesson of Faith

class and the weekly bible study. These presentations will

begin on Tuesday, November 9th at 11:00 a.m.,

Wednesday, November 10th at 6:00 p.m., and Thursday,

November 11th at 8:30 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. All presenta-

tions will be held in Rm. #1 in the Parish Center. For more

information please call Bill Bischoff at 760-547-0702.

MISSION MONTESSORIS CHRISTMAS TREE SALE

Spread out the cost of the holidays...buy a tree now and sup-port our school! Only the highest quality trees are selectedto be delivered directly from the farm. Orders are due by October31. Invite your family and friends to participate in our sale(additional order forms are available in the Parish/School Office.For more information Winnie at (760) 237-3727.

ORDER FORM

Sold to: ______________________ Phone: __________________Address_______________________________________________Tree Type: Douglas Fir Noble Fir

Tree Size:

Small Wreath $35 Large Wreath $40 Garland $25(22) (28) (10ft)

Pay by CASH or CHECK payable to: OMMSTotal: _________________________ [ ]Cash [ ] Check(Trees not picked up will be donated to Charity)

______________________________THANK YOU!! Sales person/Family Name

===================================================CUSTOMER RECEIPT

Sold to: ______________________ Phone: __________________Address_______________________________________________Tree Type: Douglas Fir Noble Fir

Tree Size:

Small Wreath $35 Large Wreath $40 Garland $25(22) (28) (10ft)

Pay by CASH or CHECK payable to: OMMSTotal: _________________________ [ ]Cash [ ] Check

Pick up tress at OMMS. Lot Hours: Sat. Dec. 4, 9 am-12 pm.

Trees not picked up will be donated to charity______________________________

THANK YOU!! Sales person/Family Name

Size Douglas Fir Noble Fir

5/6 Feet $35 $55

6/7 Feet $45 $65

7/8 Feet $55 $75

8/9 Feet $75 $95

9/10 Feet $125

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KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS

The Knights are Catholic men, 18 years of ageand older, who are committed to making their

community better, while supporting theirchurch. Being a Knight is more than camarade-

rie, it is being involved with your community; it is supportingyour local Catholic Church while enhancing your own faith; itis about protecting and enhancing your family life.

Please take an opportunity to talk to the Knights aftermass; they will be easily identified by their Yellow NameTags. Please consider this YOUR personal invitation. Comesee just what the Knights are all about and take the first

steps to enhance your life and the lives of others.

YOUTH MINISTRY CORNER

Blood Drive!!Come support the Blood Drive, your donation

could save 3 lives. Sign ups are held outside after allSunday Masses this weekend. The American RedCross blood mobile will be here on October 24thfrom 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. in front of the Old Mission.

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Stewardship of TreasureWith gratitude for the gifts they have received, parishioners and

visitors made a joyful return to the Lord of the following:

Collection for the weekend of 10/10/10

Envelope Collection (# of envelopes = 491): $11,774.00Loose Checks: $815.00Plate Collection: $4,388.50SUNDAY COLLECTION: $16,977.50EFT Donations: $705.00TOTAL SUNDAY COLLECTION: $17,682.50

Old Mission Montessori: $2,350.50Total Collections: $20,033.00

The Comparison for this same period in 2009:

Sunday Collection: $17,754.00Electronic Fund Donation: $809.50Total Sunday Collection: $18,563.50

*****************This fiscal years weekly goal is:

$20,575.00

Our weekly year to date average is $19,993.00******************

WORLD MISSION SUNDAY COLLECTION

Our prayers and Eucharistic celebration fornext weekend are directed in a special way

toward our brothers and sisters throughoutthe world who are waiting to hear the joyousGood News of Jesus. Our offerings, through

the Society of the Propagation of the Faith, will support thework and witness of those who selflessly give up all for thesake of our Lord and His Gospelthe local priests, Religiousand lay catechists who daily provide loving service to thepoor and suffering of Developing World.

Stewardship Message

be persistent whether it is convenient or

inconvenient... - 2 Timothy 4:2

It is not always convenient to be a goodsteward, especially when all the temptationsof our busy and materialistic world get in theway. Yet, we must be persistent even when itis inconvenient. This persistence marks the truefollower of Christ.

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Reading Resources

PARISH LIBRARYPlease visit our wonderful Parish Library to discover many

wonderful treasures about the Catholic Faith, saints, biblestudy, popes, and scores of other topics in published andmedia formats. We are open every Thursday 10 AM-2 PMand every Sunday 8:30 AM to 12 Noon. And we now have

Mr. Tony Martinez available for our Spanish-speakingbrothers and sisters.Our Spanish library is growing, so stop in and check it out.For Information, call Pat Thompson at 760-433-8433.

BOOK OF THE WEEK

Encountering the Religious OtherNew Theology Review--May 2009

The New Theology Review is a quarterly publication ofLiturgical Press. In this issue, dedicated to the theme of thereligious other, five authors present four articles addressingthe contemporary issue of inter-religious dialogue.

James Fredericks writes about the Buddhist-Christian

dialogue in his article Solidarity with the Religious Other.Examples of his own experiences with such dialogue help us tothink more constructively about Buddhisms otherness andwelcome the religious other as our neighbor. Yvonne Haddad& Jane Smith discuss the Muslim-Christian interface in InSearch for a Common Word. These women note that muchof Muslim-Christian dialogue in the last half century has beeninformal and local. Recently more formal dialogues havegrown across Christian denominations & throughMuslim initiatives.

Lawrence Frizzell writes of the Christian & Jewish experi-ence in The Religious Other as Neighbor. Valuable lessonscan be learned from their painful history of antagonism.

And Jean-Pierre Ruiz presents From Disputation toDialogue in which Jews and Latinos pursue a newunderstanding of a convivencialiving together in Americaafter their complex history of grudging intolerance that beganin medieval Spain and survives today.

OUR PARISH SUNDAY BOOKSTORE:THE CATHOLIC PRAYER BIBLE LECTIO DIVINA EDITION

Reflective reading of the Scriptures to lead us into prayeris a long standing practice in the church. One of the oldestmethods is called Lectio Divina, from the Latin DivineReading. The Catholic Prayer BIBLE Lectio Divina Edition is

available in our Parish Sunday Bookstore or through BillBischoff in our Parish Center. The parish was able topurchase this bible at a special rate. Normally the price is$29.95 but we are able to sell it for our cost of $20.00.

The Parish Sunday Bookstore is open after the 8:00 am,and 10 am Masses in the entry of the Serra Center. Pleasedrop by!

We are in need of volunteers to help with the bookstore

at both the 8 am and 10 am masses. If you are interested

please call Penny at 760-433-3731 or Bill at 760-547-0702

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Happy Birthday To:[If youd like a name to be added to the list of birthdays please call theParish Off.] Frank Giska 10/21

Our Parishioners Asking For Prayers:[Please contact the Parish Off. to add or remove a parishioner namefrom the list.] Vincent Abate, Linda Allen, Jos Ameli-Garca, Cathy Archuleta,Sylvia V. Bagon, Ernesto Bazua, 1st Lt. Benjamin Joseph Beck (Army EOD-deployed 8/29/2009) Richard Becker, John & Mary Fran Blankemeier, Cande-laria Castelln, Christian Chavez, Gregory Chvez, Susan Custer, Adele Davis,Marge Dealy, Marie DeDonno, Dee Dismuke, Einar Dyblie, Sherry Entringer,Gunnery Sgt. Richard Grant Estudillo (Deployed 4/3/2010 to Afghanistan)

Jean Feehan, Jack Flatau, Mary Gall, Francisco & Mara Garca, Efrain Gaste-lum, Virginia Gies, Clare Giska, Jonathan Guerra, Genevieve Haase, CarlosHarrison, Jane Heim, Christine Harms, Jay Hoffman, Donald Hunt, Mary Jack-son, Lorene Kimbrel, Walter Koenig, Robert Kremer, Jim Long, Marilyn Macken,Margaret McChesney, Deborah McLeod, John McGervey, Cullen McGovern-inIraq, Albert J. Middlesworth, Patrice Miller, Luz Mora, Herman Mosqueda, Syl-vester Nwizu, Eleanor Papevis, Thelma Poorman, Julia Prendergast, SamuelRamirez, Max & Eva Ruiz, Conrad Salinas II (deployed 12/2009 to Iraq), Con-rad Salinas III (deployed 11/2009 to Afghanistan), Anita Saldaa, Irene Sar-razin, Ruth Schneider, Dottee Schultz, Joseph F. Schwartz, Patricia Sherwin,Rita Stack, Dorothy Sweeney, Elizabeth Sweeney, Patrick Sweeney, Roy Timer-man, Stella Thil, Angel Tirona, Leticia Villanueva, George Weaver, Tim Weber,Patty Wiley.

Family & Friends of Parishioners:[Unless an update is given to the Parish Office, names will be kept onthe list for a month only.] Melba Bishop 9/21, Annie Berk 9/18,AliciaDelgado 10/5, Howard Desforges 10/5, Alex Doyle 9/29, Peter Gall 9/15, Mi-chael Giannelli 9/15, Olga Ghirardelli 9/15, Corporal Corey Jones [deployed5/9/10 to Afghanistan], Brian Keith 9/15, William Keith 9/15, Jesse Labrador10/5, Al Maebe 9/21, Corporal Jason Pacheco (wounded in Afghanistan),Fernando Lopez 10/13, John Pacheco 9/28, David Ramos [deployed to Af-ghanistan], Duane Reno 9/21, Arlene Rosenberg 9/28, Sgt. Walter Sanderson[deployed 5/2010], Jan Spires 9/15, Nick Timerman 9/21.

Hospital: Frank Miconi (UCSD Cancer Center, La Jolla), Betty Schulte(Cedars-Sinai), Katiuscia Iccabella, Eva Koenig (Tri-City Hospital).

Hospice: DeLourice Varrichio Solomine (daughter of Lucille & AlfredVarrichio, in Hopis, Reno, NV),

Deaths: Jean Couchman, Benjamin Ortiz, Amador Gonzalez Sanchez,Virginia Ribbel

Nourishment for the Soul

TODAY'S READINGSFirst Reading -- As long as Moses' hands were kept uplifted,Joshua and his men had the better part of the battle withAmalek (Exodus 17:8-13).Psalm -- Our help is from the Lord, who made heaven andearth (Psalm 121).

Second Reading -- Remain faithful; proclaim the word; bepersistent whether it is convenient or not(2 Timothy 3:14 -- 4:2).Gospel -- God will secure the rights of the chosen who callout day and night (Luke 18:1-8).

READINGS FOR THE WEEKMonday: 2 Tm 4:10-17b; Lk 10:1-9Tuesday: Eph 2:12-22; Lk 12:35-38Wednesday: Eph 3:2-12; Lk 12:39-48Thursday: Eph 3:14-21; Lk 12:49-53Friday: Eph 4:1-6; Lk 12:54-59Saturday: Eph 4:7-16; Lk 13:1-9Sunday: Sir 35:12-14, 16-18; Ps 34; 2 Tm 4:6-8,

16-18; Lk 18:9-14

PERSISTENCEAs the end of the liturgical calendar draws near the liturgy

focuses more and more on the end of time. This week we arereminded that God's ultimate victory may be a long way off.Perseverance in prayer, proclamation, and work will beneeded along the way. The characters in today's readings canserve as role models for us on the long journey of disciple-ship.

In the reading from Exodus Joshua does not give up fight-ing, Moses does not give up praying, and Aaron and Hur donot give up supporting him until the victory is won. In the

Gospel story the widow does not stop begging until justice isdone. As the letter to Timothy urges, we are to "be persistentwhether it is convenient or inconvenient" until the coming of"Christ Jesus, who will judge the living and the dead" (2 Timo-thy 4:2, 1). (c) Copyright, J. S. Paluch Co.

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Parish Mass IntentionsOctober 23 October 30, 2010(A Week Ahead)

Sat., Oct. 23: 5:00 p.m. SC +Victor Cierach7:00 p.m. SC +John Peterson, ofm

Sun., Oct. 24: 7:00 a.m. OM +Joseph Collins

8:00 a.m. SC +Marie Crump10:00 a.m. SC +Dr. Luis M. Flores12:00 p.m. SC +Loren Kerkof, ofm5:00 p.m. SC +William & Virginia Corona

Mon., Oct. 25: 7:30 a.m. PC +Jessie Sussman

Tues., Oct. 26: 7:30 a.m. PC +Jean Pennings

Wed., Oct. 27: 7:30 a.m. PC + Helen Huelster

Thurs., Oct. 28: 7:30 a.m. PC +Soon Nee Ko

Fri., Oct. 29: 7:30 a.m. PC +Leticia & RaymondGastelum

Sat., Oct. 30: 7:30 a.m. PC +John & Marge Kriss

*SC - Serra Center ; OM - Old Mission ; PC - Parish ChapelMASSES ARE SCHEDULED ACCORDING TO THE ABOVE SCHEDULE ON A

FIRST COME, FIRST SERVE BASIS. The Parish Office has NO ACCESS tothe calendar and CANNOT guarantee a date.

Events Outside of the Parish

WIDE AWAKE DAY CONFERENCE

Saturday, November 6th

at SDSU Newman Center

from 8:30 am-6:30 pm

Join other college students and young adults (18- 30 yr)who desire to WAKE UP to their deeper purpose in life!!At SDSU Newman Center at 5855 Hardy Ave, SD 92115 on

campus! Cost is $10 for students and $25 for young adults.

ROSARY AT PLANNED PARENTHOOD

If you are interested in participating in theRosary in front of Planned Parenthood Clinic inCarlsbad, please contact Marge Collins at760-967-5968.

Prayer Makes All The Difference

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WEEKLY CALENDAR/CALENDARIO SEMANALSunday, October 17 through Saturday, October 23, 2010

Domingo 17 de octubre hasta el sbado 23 de octubre del 2010

SUNDAY, October 17, 2010 - 29th Sunday in

Ordinary Time (Green) - World Mission SundaySunday Masses: Old Mission - 7:00 a.m. | Serra Ctr. - 8:00 a.m.,

10:00 a.m., [12:00 p.m. Spanish] and 5:00 p.m.Knights of Columbus Tootsie Roll Drive

Elementary Faith Formation(English): Parish Building - 9:00 a.m. - 9:50 a.m.(Spanish): Parish Building - 10:30 a.m. - 11:45 a.m.

Library Open: 8:00-12:00 noon: Parish CenterBookstore: before and after 8/10 a.m. Masses - Serra Ctr. Foyer

MONDAY, October 18, 2010 - Parish Offices

Closed[For Anointing of the Sick emergencies and/or

funerals, call (760) 583-3393]Daily Parish Chapel Mass: 7:30 a.m.

TUESDAY, October 19, 2010Daily Parish Chapel Mass: 7:30 a.m.

Charismatic Prayer Mtg.: Old Mission Clare Room - 10:30 a.m.Lessons of Faith Bible Study (Bill Bischoff): Room #1 - 11:00 a.m.Spanish Intercessory Prayer: Parish Chapel - 5:00 p.m.Youth Faith Formation:

Parish and McKeon Center Buildings - 6:30 p.m.Friends of Koi Ministry Meeting: PC Rm. #201 - 7:00 p.m.

WEDNESDAY, October 20, 2010Daily Parish Chapel Mass: 7:30 a.m.

BINGO (x145): McKeon Center open at 9:00 a.m., starts 11:30 amBible Study (Bill Bischoff): Room #1 - 6:30 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.Centering Prayer: McKeon Center Rm. #12 - 7:00 p.m.

Our Lady of Perpetual Help Devotion: Chapel - 7:00 p.m.What Catholics Believe: McKeon Ctr. Rm. #20 - 6:30 p.m.RCIA: McKeon Ctr. Rm. #21 - 7:00 p.m.Lectors Ministry Meeting (Kathryn Causee): Serra Ctr. - 7:00 p.m.

THURSDAY, October 21, 2010Daily Parish Chapel Mass: 7:30 a.m.

Bible Study (Bill Bischoff): Rm. #1 - 8:30 a.m. and 1:30 p.m.Library Open: Library Rm. - 10:00 a.m - 2:00 p.m.Choir Rehearsal (Nancy): Music Room - 6:30 p.m.OMMS Advisory Board Mtg.: PC Dining Rm. - 6:30 p.m.Altar Server Mtg.: Serra Center - 6:30 p.m.

FRIDAY, October 22, 2010

Daily Parish Chapel Mass: 7:30 a.m.SCC Facilitators Meeting: PC Rm. #1 - 7:00 p.m.

SATURDAY, October 23, 2010Daily Parish Chapel Mass: 7:30 a.m.

Sacrament of Reconciliation: Priests offices - 10:00-11:00 a.m.Cursillo (Beryl 760-757-2373): PC Dining Rm. - 8:00 a.m.

Samoan Choir Rehearsal: Music Room - 8:00 a.m.Intercessory Prayer (Beverly): Rm. #209 - 8:15 a.m.BINGO (x145): McKeon Center open at 9:00 a.m., starts 11:30 amMASSES: Serra Ctr. - 5:00 p.m. English & 7:00 p.m. Spanish.

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DOMINGO, 17 de octubre - Domingo 29 delTiempo Ordinario (Verde) - Domingo Mundial delas MisionesMISAS: Misin Antigua - 7:00 a.m. (ingls),Centro Serra - 8:00 a.m., 10:00 a.m. (ingls), 12:00 m.d.(espaolPadre Andrs) y 5:00 p.m. (ingls)Formacin de Fe Ao 2010-2011Pre-Escolar a 6to grado (Elena

Zavala 760-547-0715): 10:30-11:45 a.m.Biblioteca: Centro Parroquial 1er piso - 8:00 a.m. a 12:00 m.d.Librera: despus de la Misa de 12:00 del medioda

LUNES, 18 de octubre - Las Oficinas estnCerradasEn el Calendario Catlico, Da de San Lucas Evangelista[Para hablar con un Sacerdote en caso de emergencia,uncin para los enfermos o funerales llame

al 760-583-3393]

Misa diaria (ingls): Capilla - 7:30 a.m.

MARTES, 19 de octubreEn el Calendario Catlico, Da de Santos Juan de Brbeuf, Isaac

Jogues y Compaeros Mrtires; San Pedro de Alcntara,

PresbteroMisa diaria (ingls): Capilla - 7:30 a.m.Oracin de Intercesin: Capilla - 5:00 p.m.Ensayo del Coro de Grupo de Oracin: Saln de Msica -

6:30 p.m. a 8:30 p.m.Formacin de Fe Grados 7 al 12, Confirmacin y Adolescentes en

RICA (Bill Bischoff 760-547-0702): 6:30 p.m. a 8:00 p.m.

MIERCOLES, 20 de octubre

En el Calendario Catlico, Da de San Pablo de la Cruz,PresbteroMisa diaria (ingls): Capilla - 7:30 a.m.

JUEVES, 21 de octubreEn el Calendario Catlico, Da de El Cristo de Portobelo,

Panam

Misa diaria (ingls): Capilla - 7:30 a.m.Grupo de Oracin (Alabanza y Adoracin al Santsimo

Sacramento): Capilla Parroquial - 7:00 - 9:00 p.m.

VIERNES, 22 de octubreMisa diaria (ingls): Capilla - 7:30 a.m.

SABADO, 23 de octubreEn el Calendario Catlico, Da de San Juan de Capistrano; Santa

Mara Virgen

Misa diaria (ingls): Capilla - 7:30 a.m.Informacin para Bautizos (ext. 113): 9:00 a.m. a 11:30 a.m.Sacramento de Reconciliacin: Centro Serra - 10:00 a.m.

a 11:00 a.m.MISAS: 5:00 p.m. (ingls) y 7:00 p.m. (espaol - Padre Andrs)

RETIRO PARROQUIAL DE MATRIMONIOS

13 y 14 de noviembre del 2010. Ms informes con Arturoy Corina Snchez al 760-292-5623.

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Estimados Miembros de la Familia Parroquial,Paz y Todo Bien!

En el Evangelio de hoy (Lucas 18:1-18), Jess les cuenta a sus discpulos una parbola sobre un juez deshonesto que est agobiadopor la persistencia de una viuda muy insistente. Esto es una advertencia para que nosotros seamos persistentes y consecuentes ennuestras plegarias. Hasta aqu, todo est bien: Pero yo tengo problemas con esta narracin y me pregunto a mi mismo: Dnde est

Dios en esta situacin? Es Dios el juez que presta un odo sordo consistentemente al llamado de una viuda pobre? Inconcebible. Anosotros se nos dice siempre y se nos asegura constantemente que Dios escucha nuestras plegarias, siempre sabe nuestras necesida-des, an antes de nosotros mencionrselas a El en oracin. As pues, dnde est Dios en todo esto?

Por eso, consideren esta posibilidad por un momento: posiblemente, la presencia de Dios puede estar simbolizada por la viudapobre abrumada y determinada a recibir justicia. Qu les parece? Imagnenseque nuestro Dios estuviera con el pobre y necesita-do, con aquellos que estn luchando por lograr justicia en sus vidas. Y qu tal sobre nosotros? Dnde estamos nosotros en estecuadro? Estamos nosotros con Dios, en solidaridad con aquellos que ansan tener ms libertad y ms reconocimiento de sus dere-chos y de su dignidad personal? O estamos tentados a prestar un odo sordo al pedido persistente de los necesitados? No es solo elpensarlo, es ponerlo en accin.

La Misa de 10AM del domingo pasado, el Padre David Gaa, ofm, Director Ejecutivo nuevo de la Misin de San Luis Rey, conce-lebr conmigo la liturgia. Al final de la Misa Padre David nos di una noticia muy buena: Comenzando con el Primer Domingo deAdviento, (el fin de semana del 27 y 28 de noviembre, las puertas de la Vieja Misin permanecern abiertas para el pblico paraoracin y adoracin desde el amanecer hasta el atardecer todos los das del ao. Padre David nos dijo: Solo hay una misin en

la Misin. No importa donde nosotros estamos, ya sea en la parroquia o en la Misin Vieja. Ya sea con los Caballeros de Coln o

en la escuela parroquial. Solo hay una misin para nosotros llevar a cabovivir y predicar con nuestras vidas el Evangelio de Jesu-cristo. Actualmente la Iglesia de la Misin Vieja est accesible solo a travs del Museo y los visitantes pagan a la puerta de entrada.

Para celebrar y recordar este momento importante en nuestra historia compartida, el Obispo Robert A. Brom estar con nosotrosen un servicio de oracin especial el sbado, 27 de noviembre a las 4:00PM. Todos estn invitados. Durante el servicio, el Obispoanunciar el comienzo de un Ao de Oracin para nuestra familia entera de la Misinuna llamada a todos a renovar nuestrocompromiso de fe y de unos hacia otros. Nosotros les anunciaremos los detalles ms tarde.

Por nuestra parte, nosotros, sus hermanos Franciscanos (hermanos laicos y sacerdotes unidos) estamos comprometidos a traer unsentido de unidad renovada a nuestra misin la cual compartimos. Este proceso de renovacin y de reconciliacin ya se ha iniciado aleliminar la cerca de alambre que separaba las dos propiedades de la Parroquia y de la Misin. Ahora nosotros, todos, estamos envol-vindonos en lo que esperamos que sea una era nueva en nuestras relaciones. Claro que pueden surgir tropiezos en el camino querecorremos: nosotros an tendremos que resolver algunos detalles. Y todo esto requerir un compromiso de parte de todos noso-tros. Claro que con la ayuda del Seor y la gua del Espritu Santo, nos mantendremos en el camino.

Mientras tanto nosotros an tuvimos un fin de semana bien activo. Varios eventos en particular merecen ser mencionados. Enprimer lugar, nosotros celebramos el Da de Cristbal Coln en forma grande. El sbado pasado los Caballeros de Coln iniciaron lacelebracin con su Comida de Pasta la cual fue un xito. El da siguiente, los Caballeros, sus esposas y familias incluyendo los escude-ros, asistieron a la Misa de 10:00AM para su Celebracin de Comunin, seguidos por la bendicin del Santuario de Raquel y luegoparticiparon en nuestro rosario vivo, multi-cultural y de mltiples lenguas. Ms de 150 feligreses, representando cada grupo cultu-ral parroquial, asistieron al evento. Los Caballeros de Coln repartieron ms de 5,000 rosarios a los feligreses al final de las Misas delfin de semana. Pete y Mae Signori llevaron a cabo la labor inmensa de desenredar los rosarios de un sinnmero de cajas y colocarlosen bolsas plsticas individuales. Mil Gracias!

Junto con los Caballeros, los estudiantes, padres, maestros, personal y familiares de nuestra familia escolar de la Misin Vieja deMontessori, tambin asistieron a la Misa de 10:00AMcelebrando la Primera Misa Escolar del ao acadmico. El coro escolar, bajola direccin de Lyndon Pugeda, fue excelente. Los maestros y los estudiantes tambin sirvieron como lectores, aclitos, dando labienvenida y como ministros de Eucarista Se proveyeron sobres para donaciones especiales para la escuela parroquial en todas lasMisas. Muchas gracias a todos los que contribuyeron tan generosamente para apoyar a nuestra gran escuela parroquial. No tengoque decirles lo fuerte que consiste para las familias el costo de la educacin de sus hijos en estos das. El Compromiso a la EducacinCatlica conlleva un sacrificio mayor ms an en estos tiempos econmicos tan difciles.

Mil gracias y gran apreciacin a los Miembros del Consejo Financiero Parroquial, particularmente a Laurie Klahn, Joan Giroux,Rich Miro y Allen Hartmanal igual que a los abogados Wiley Jones y Richard Cornell, que proveyeron informacin vital (y consul-tas gratis) a ms de 50 feligreses en un taller especial sobre testamentos y fideicomisos.

Por ltimo, y no por eso menos importante, yo deseara agradecer a dos donantes annimos por sus contribuciones generosas anuestra familia parroquial. Un donante contribuy $15,500 hacia la compra de equipo para nuestro ministerio de msica: El otro do-nante aport la suma de $3,700 para ayudar a completar nuestro compromiso de este ao a la Peticin Catlica Anual. Y gracias atodos ustedes que diariamente apoyan a nuestra familia parroquial con sus oraciones y sus ministerios voluntarios.

Muchas gracias,Padre Chuck (Carlos) Talley, ofm

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LECTURAS DE HOY

Primera lectura Mientras las manos de Moiss estaban enalto, Josu y sus guerreros se imponan en la batalla contralos amalecitas (xodo 17:8-13).Salmo El auxilio me viene del Seor (Salmo 121 [120]).

Segunda lectura Permanezcan fieles; proclamen la pala-bra; sean persistentes cuando sea conveniente o no(2 Timoteo 3:144:2)Evangelio Dios asegura los derechos de los elegidos queclaman da y noche (Lucas 18:1-8).

LECTURAS DE LA SEMANA

Lunes: 2 Tim 4:10-17b; Lc 10:1-9Martes: Ef 2:12-22; Lc 12:35-38Mircoles: Ef 3:2-12; Lc 12:39-48Jueves: Ef 3:14-21; Lc 12:49-53Viernes: Ef 4:1-6; Lc 12:54-59Sbado: Ef 4:7-16; Lc 13:1-9Domingo: Sir 35:12-14, 16-18; Sal 34 (33);

2 Tim 4:6-8, 16-18; Lc 18:9-14.

PREGUNTA DE LA SEMANA:

Qu seales ves de que hay Fe en la Tierra?

Tesoro de Co-ResponsabilidadVean la pgina #5 para el fin de semana del 10/16 y 10/17.

Gracias por su contribucin!

Misa (bilinge) Para Todos Los Fieles DifuntosMartes, 2 de noviembre del 2010

Centro Serra - 7:00 p.m.

La Misa ser seguida por una visita al cementerio de laMisin Antigua donde podrn comprar una vela para colocar-la en la tumba de sus seres queridos. Si les gustara incluir elnombre de algn ser amado que haya fallecido entre noviem-bre del 2009 al presente, por favor, llamen a la Oficina Parro-quial al 760-757-3250 no ms tarde del 19 de octubre. Losnombres sern inscritos en cartulinas y colocadas en la CapillaParroquial y en el Centro Serra.

Altares Para El Da De Los Muertos:Si a tu ministerio le gustara patrocinar un

Altar para el Da de los Muertos, por favor, co-muncate con Jorge Ponce al 760-726-6391.

Celebracin Del Da De Los MuertosMisin Antigua de San Luis Rey - 4050 Mission Ave.

Domingo, 31 de octubre de 10:00 a.m. a 4:00 p.m. Habrmsica, bailables, altares, ofrendas, mercado, comida, y mu-

cho ms. La entrada es gratuita. Estacionamiento $5.00.

La Parroquia Misin San Luis Rey

y el Comit Hispanocon agradecimiento por el apoyo que nos han brindado a travs

de todo el ao, les invitan a una

NOCHE DE ALABANZAviernes, 5 de noviembre 6:00 p.m. - Centro Serra.

Con la participacin de Lorie Jurez, Salvador Reyes, el Coro LosTteres de Dios y los sacerdotes de nuestra parroquia.

La entrada es gratuita. Habr venta de comida.Los esperamos en 4070 Mission Ave., Oceanside CA 92057.

El Grupo de Drama Emmanuel presenta:

LA VIDA DE SAN FRANCISCO DE ASISEl 29 de octubre (bilinge)Centro McKeon - 7:00 p.m.

Durante este mes de octubre, el mes de San Fran-cisco, el Grupo de Drama Emmanuel presentar doseventos relatando la vida de San Franciscosu con-versin y el recuento del paso de su vida a la vidaeterna llamado, Transitus. Al empezar nuestroprograma Reconstruir Nuestra Iglesia en nuestraparroquia, tenemos esta maravillosa oportunidad para familiari-zarnos con la historia del Pequeo Pobre Hombre de Ass queen sus das reconstruy la casa de Cristo, la Iglesia, al servir asus hermanos y hermanas y al llamarlos hacia la paz y la recon-ciliacin. Felicidades al Grupo de Drama Emmanuel por esteregalo tan generoso a la parroquia familiar. P or favor ven yapyalos al celebrar a San Francisco de Ass.

Ministerio Pre-BautismalLa Parroquia Misin San Luis Rey te necesita,

y te hace esta invitacin!

El Ministerio de Bautizos te ofrece la oportunidad de servir alSeor y crecer en la fe trabajando con padres y padrinos en lapreparacin de Bautismo de sus hijos. Unete a nosotros y des-cubrirs que Hermoso es donar tu tiempo al Seor. Para msinformacin por favor llama a Mara Guadalupe Ramrez al 760-433-4602 o Catalina Prez al 760-978-1576.

JOVENES MINISTROSQueremos agradecer y reconocer a algunos de los jvenes de

nuestra familia parroquial que dan su servicio como Ministrosde Eucarista. Ellos son: Teresita Razo, Jorge Lpez, NancyPrez, Jennifer Daz, Amanda Herrera, Samantha Mndez,

Cynthia Arango, Diana Estrada y Alicia Marez.

Domingo Mundial de las Misiones23 y 24 de octubre del 2010

Unidos en la Mesa del Seor junto con todos los Catlicosalrededor del mundo, nos comprometemos a nuestra vocacin,

a ser misioneros por medio del Bautismo. Nuestras oraciones ycelebracin Eucarstica de la semana prxima estn dirigidas enuna forma especial hacia nuestros hermanos y hermanas alre-dedor del mundo quien estn esperando escuchar el jubilo de laBuena Nueva de Jess. Nuestras ofrendas, por medio de laSociedad de la Propagacin de la Fe, apoyar el trabajo y sertestigo de aquellos que lo dan todo por el bien de nuestro Se-or y de su Evangelio sin egosmolos sacerdotes locales, Reli-giosos y catequistas laicos que a diario le proveen su servicioamoroso al pobre y al afligido en un mundo en desarrollo.

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Join us

Sunday, October 17th

in the Parish Chapel

at 1:30pm for

"Lotu Tamaiti,"

"Children's Service" or

"Prayer for Children

a traditional holiday

celebration of music and dance

During White Sunday, Samoan children and teens perform hymns, dramas andaction songs that celebrate their faith and culture plus they bring offerings

wearing white, sign of a pure and loving heart.

White Sunday provides an opportunity to celebrate Gods gift of children. It is ayearly reminder for all of us to embrace, cherish and value every child in our lives.