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Adoration & Confession Wednesday 8:00 PM—9:00 PM

St. James the Less

Saturday Vigil Mass 4:00 PM at Holy Redeemer

Sunday Masses 8:30 AM at St. James

10:00 AM at Holy Redeemer 11:30 AM at St. James

5:30 PM at Holy Redeemer

Daily Masses Monday, Wednesday, Friday 8:00 AM at Holy Redeemer

Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday

8:00 AM at St. James

St James the Less Church 4625 Dunsmore Ave.

La Crescenta, CA 91214

St. James the Less Office 4651 Dunsmore Ave.

La Crescenta, CA 91214 (818)248-3442

Holy Redeemer Church & Office

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Sharing Faith, Celebrating Traditions, and Serving Each Other to the Praise and Glory of God.

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Raul Acevedo USNR; Capt; Bryan Bo-gardus; Carlos Brown; Brandon Buys; Capt. Eric Cadena; Capt. Christina Ca-dena-Shelton; Gunnery Sergeant Dan Cortes USMC; Andrew Elkin USArmy; Lt. Brett Everett; Christopher Falzone USMC; Staff Sgt. Louis Figueroa; Lance Corporal Zac Garcia USMC; PFC Daniel Gotas; Justin Hughes; Jarred Joyce USMC; Nick Lanzafame USMC; Jeremy MacKintosh USAF; Kyle Jesse Marquez USN; 1st. Lt. Bryan McCauley USArmy; Mike McDonald; Grant McGregor; Joshua Mendonca; Abraham Miranda; Cesar Nader; Capt. Israel Navarro USMC; Lt. Col. Thomas O'Donoghue USArmy; Jessica Pena; Sergeant Jeffrey Rendler USArmy; Jeffery Salvator Na-tional Guard; Lt. Commander Greg J. Sedillos USN; Michelle Sharp USArmy; Staff Sgt. John Stedman; Brendon Terry USMC; Staff Sgt. Erica Thill; Specialist Christopher Villagracia; PFC Wyatt Westhoff; Doug Zembeic

The Feast of the Immaculate Conception (Dec 8)

8AM at Holy Redeemer 7PM at St. James

Christmas Eve, Dec 24

4PM Children’s Liturgy Mass at St. James 4PM Vigil Mass at Holy Re-deemer

Christmas Day, Dec 25

12AM Midnight Mass at Holy Redeemer 8:30AM at St. James 10AM at Holy Redeemer 11:30AM at St. James 5:30PM Mass at Holy Redeem-er

Feast of Mary, Mother of God, Jan 1

Dec 31 4PM at Holy Redeemer Jan 1 10AM at St. James

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Saturday Vigil, December 6

4:00 PM For the People

Sunday, December 7

8:30 AM Rosy Calderon+ Margaret Vasquez+

11:30 AM Mary Thielges+ Mel Eday+

5:30 PM Salvador & Louis Abuton+ Raymond Alvadro+

Monday, December 8

8:00 AM For the People

Tuesday, December 9

8:00 AM Rosa & Frank Titus+ Milo & Miguela Cristobal+

Wednesday, December 10

8:00 AM Veronica McKim+ Mel Eday+

Thursday, December 11

8:00 AM Arsenio Gaetos & Family Dolores Pool +

Friday, December 12

8:00 AM Patrick Murphy+ Vincent Sullivan & Family

Saturday, December 13

8:00 AM Holy Souls + Lonnie White+

10:00 AM John Rocco Arre+ Nicholas Lee+

Parish Mass Intentions

God’s Word Today Advent is such a wonderful liturgical season. We are treated to a feast of scripture readings that can serve to inspire us as we wait in joyful hope for the coming of the Lord. In today’s first reading, Isaiah announces that God’s glory will be revealed and that we are to have no fear as we anticipate the tremendous burst of glory that the Lord’s coming will ignite. Saint Peter, in today’s second reading, reminds us to conduct our-selves in holiness and devotion as we ready ourselves to welcome the Lord at the end of time. The central figure for this second Advent Sunday is John the Bap-tist, who points not to himself but to the one who is to

come, who will baptize with the Holy Spirit. As God’s word of preparation is proclaimed today, let us ready ourselves to receive the Lord in each and every mo-ment of our lives. Let us learn to expect miracles among God’s holy people. From Saint Margaret Sunday Missal, copyright © J. S. Paluch Company

Pure Hearts Those whose hearts are pure are the temples of the Holy Spirit.

—St. Lucy

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T V Mass for the Homebound

Sunday TV Mass is available for those homebound at 9:00 AM on KDOC-TV, Channel 56 or Charter 165. Check your TV listings for ca-ble/satellite channels. Note: TV Mass does not meet the Sunday Mass obligation for the faith-ful who are able to attend in person. Readings for the Week Monday: Gn 3:9-15, 20; Ps 98:1-4; Eph 1:3-6, 11-12; Lk 1:26-38 Tuesday: [St. Juan Diego] Is 40:1-11; Ps 96:1-3, 10ac, 11-13; Mt 18:12-14 Wednesday: [St. Damasus I]Is 40:25-31; Ps 103:1 4, 8, 10; Mt 11:28-30 Thursday: Is 41:13-20; Ps 145:1, 9, 10-13ab; Mt 11:11-15 Friday: [Our Lady of Guadalupe] Zec 2:14-17 or Rv 11:19a; 12:1-6a, 10ab; Jdt 13:18bcde, 19: Lk 1:26-38 or Lk 1:39-47 Saturday: Sir 48:1-4, 9-11; Ps 80:2ac, 3b, 15-16, 18-19; Mt 17:9a, 10-13 Sunday: Is 61:1-2a, 10-11; Lk 1:46 50, 53-54; 1 Thes 5:16-24; Jn 1:6-8, 19-28

Today’s Readings First Reading — The rugged land shall be made a plain; the rough country, a broad valley (Isaiah 40:1-5, 9-11). Psalm — Lord, let us see your kind-ness, and grant us your salvation (Psalm 85). Second Reading — Conduct your-selves in holiness, hastening the com-ing of the day of God (2 Peter 3:8-14). Gospel — I have baptized you with water; he will baptize you with the Holy Spirit (Mark 1:1-8). The English translation of the Psalm Responses from the Lectionary for Mass © 1969, 1981, 1997, International Commission on English in the Liturgy Corporation. All rights reserved.

Exile Both Isaiah and Peter had the task of comforting and encouraging their communities during times of exile. The Israelites were in geographic exile from Israel; to them this was, in effect, the same as being in exile from their God. The early Christians, following the Resurrection, expected an immediate return of Christ in glo-ry; they, too, felt in “exile” as the delay of the Second Coming grew longer and longer. All four of scrip-ture’s authors today—Isaiah, the psalmist, Peter, and Mark—hasten to help us see things in God’s terms, not ours. They want us to know that we can never truly be exiled from God, or from God-among-us, since we know that when the faithful are gath-ered, Christ has come into their midst. Instead, we are encouraged today to do what we can from our end to shorten the time of our exile: to re-pent of our sins, to return our lives to the Lord, to live as people who seek the coming day of the Lord, when “kindness and truth shall meet; justice and peace shall kiss” (Psalm 85:10). Copyright © 2012, World Library Publications. All rights reserved.

The Story of Our Lady of Guadalupe A recent convert, Juan Diego heard a voice calling him on

Saturday December 9, 1531, as he walked past the Tepeyac hill. When he followed the voice up the hill he saw a beautiful young lady dressed as an Aztec princess, surrounded by light. The Lady asked him to go to the local Bish-op, Juan de Zumárraga, with instruc-tions that a shrine was to be built on the hill. As you can imagine, the Bishop was doubtful and ignored the request. Juan Diego returned to the Lady and plead-ed to her to send someone more im-portant. She told him to try again the next day. This time the Bishop asked for a sign to prove that it was indeed Mary who was making this request. Juan Diego told the Lady about the sign that the Bishop wanted. She told Juan Diego to come back the next day and she would give him the sign for the Bishop. By the time Juan Diego got home he found his uncle very sick. The next morning, instead of meeting the Lady, his intention was to get a priest for last rites and bypassed the hill. He was met on the road by the Lady. She promised to return his uncle to health if he would climb the hill to get some flowers. Juan Diego was surprised to find roses and placed them in his cloak to bring them to the Lady. After ar-ranging the flowers, she sent him back to the Bishop and told him to show no one what was in his cloak. At the Bish-op’s office, the cloak was opened and the roses fell out leaving behind a pic-ture of the Lady. Juan Diego returned home to find his uncle healthy. His uncle telling him that he had been visited by the Lady. She told him her name was, The Perfect Vir-gin, Saint Mary of Guadalupe. The bishop, in the meantime, began organ-izing a shrine to Mary, where Juan Die-go’s cloak would be stored. Juan Diego took care of the image of Our Lady of Guadalupe at the shrine until his death in 1548.

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S acraments

Baptism Baptisms are held on the • First Sunday of the month during

the 10 AM Mass at Holy Re-deemer

• Third Sunday of the month dur-ing the 11:30 AM Mass at St. James

Baptism Prep (group session): First Saturday of month at Holy Redeem-er.

Reconciliation On Wednesdays, through Dec 17, 8PM to 9PM. You may also call the Parish Of-fice to make an appointment.

First Communion The two-year journey for children is through our Religious Education Office or the school. Register through our website.

Confirmation The two-year journey is open to all High School teenagers. Visit the website: www.hrsjlifeteen.com.

Matrimony Contact the Parish Office upon en-gagement; at least six months is needed for preparation of this joy-ous sacrament!

Holy Orders/Religious Orders Anyone interested in a religious life as a priest, deacon, or sister should contact Father Ed.

Funerals Our Bereavement Ministry is availa-ble to help you and your family plan a liturgy celebrating the life of a loved one. Call the Parish Office.

Anointing of the Sick Hospitals no longer inform churches when parishioners are admitted. Anointing of the Sick is offered to those who may be facing surgery, be seriously ill or dying. If you or someone you know wishes to be anointed, call the Parish Office to ar-range for a visit from a priest. You may anointed multiple times.

Treasures From Our Traditions Have you seen Antiques Roadshow on television? People bring attic treasures to experts for appraisal and possible cash. Catholic attics, or maybe Grandma’s wall, often hold a “sick call crucifix.” It is a curiously bulky crucifix hiding a sliding panel and a secret compartment. Two tiny candles, a squeeze bottle of holy water, a stringy purple mini‑stole, a tube of prayers, and some cotton

balls are all hidden inside. The cross folds up to form a mini‑altar that can be propped up by a sick per-son’s bed. All that is needed is a priest with the oil of the sick and Holy Communion. Forty years ago, when these crosses enjoyed great popularity, the sacrament of the sick was often an encounter between priest and sick person alone, and often only in a last crisis of illness. Gradually, we are reclaiming the sacrament of anointing from this minimal, hidden expression. It is cel-ebrated more richly and more often, even in the Sunday assembly, at every stage of illness and across a wide range of human suffering. The “sick call crucifix” is not a tradition, it is a curiosity from another time, but it reminds us of true tradition: we are a people who care for our sick, who accompany them in faith, and who sustain them with an expe-rience of Christ’s presence. —Rev. James Field, Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co. Mass Intentions Please visit the church office, call, or email if you would like to offer a Mass for a loved one. We have a selection of cards for you to send. Starting immediately, you can only schedule four Masses at a time each month.

Ordained Servants

Rev. Edward Dover, Pastor

Rev. Msgr. Marc Trudeau, Weekend Support

Rev. Msgr. John Foley Pastor Emeritus-Holy Redeemer

Rev. George Brincat Pastor Emeritus-Our Lady of Lourdes

Deacon Joe Hegenbart

Servants of Prayer & Worship Claire McLiam

Servants of Music Ministry Amelia Acosta Charlotte Lansberg

Michael Paul Leon

Servants of Christian Formation Michael Paul Leon Susan Romero

Trish Swords

Servants of Administration Deirdre Cascelli Kathy McCauley

Alexa Ruegg Doug Sinning

Servants of Holy Redeemer | St. James the Less Catholic Community

This Week in Our Parish Community V ito Still Needs Your Help! The Annual Christmas Party for the Exception-ally Disabled will be held next Sunday, Dec

14, in Healy Hall from noon to 5 PM. If you’d like to participate, please bring a new small gift for a man

or a woman, ages 18-65 to Holy Re-deemer’s parish office by this Friday, Dec 12. Gifts that have been enjoyed in the past have been aftershave, per-fume, costume jewelry, radios, games, etc. We would appreciate it if you would wrap the items and write on the tags, “man”, “woman”, or (if suitable

for either) “both”. This party is the highlight of the year for many of these young men and women, so please help make it special. You can also help by giving a tax deductible dona-tion to Tierra Del Sol Foundation, a local Sunland non-denominational school for men and women with dif-ferent disabilities. Parishioner Vito Cannella will gather all of these donations and present them with a monetary gift at the Christmas party.

Christmas Dinner/Dance The Knights of Columbus are hosting their 4th annual Christmas Dinner/Dance on Saturday, Dec 20, at the Canoga Park hall located at 21433 Strathern St, Canoga Park. Cocktail social and hors d’ oeuvres start at 6PM with dinner starting at 6:30PM. Live Mu-sic, entertainment and door prizes provided. Cost $28, children 12 and under $10. For reservations call Richard Oliver 818-371-0473.

Knights of Columbus Blood Drive Next Sunday, Dec 14, from 8:30AM to 2:45PM at St. James Msgr. Barry Hall, the Knights of Columbus, Council 3254, will hold a blood drive. Last year’s blood drive was a huge success, this year’s is going to be even better. Come donate blood and receive a Red Cross t-shirt, Coldstones gift certificates, and a Christmas gift. There will be tasty Christmas refresh-ments and awesome raffle prizes. Please, be a mem-ber of this celebration of life. This blood drive is in honor of Arno Shakmalian. Call Brian Brady at (818) 957-8425 or cell (818) 455-6757 or sign up online@redcrossblood.org

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Sunday, December 7

Whole Family Catech-esis

HR Healy Hall 8:30 AM

Baptism Holy Redeemer 10:00 AM

RCIA HR St. John XXIII Room 10:00 AM

Sealed 1 SJ Msgr. Barry Hall 10:00 AM

Monday, December 8

Bible Study HR Healy Hall Conference 1 10:00 AM

New Beginnings SJ Msgr. Barry Hall 11:00 AM

Cheerleaders HR Healy Hall 1:00 PM

EDGE SJ Msgr. Barry Hall 6:30 PM

Women of Grace HR St. John XXIII Room 7:00 PM Tuesday, December 9

Bible Study SJ PC 101 9:00 AM

Brothers’ Helpers HR Healy Hall 3:00 PM

Homework Club SJ Msgr. Barry Hall 3:00 PM

School Dance Class SJ Msgr. Barry Hall 3:30 PM

Life Teen Bible Study SJ PC 102 6:30 PM

Boy Scouts #303 SJ Msgr. Barry Hall 6:30 PM

Boy Scouts #317 HR Healy Hall 7:00 PM

Parish Council Elizabeth Lewis Room 7:00 PM

RCIA HR St. John XXIII 7:00 PM

Wednesday, December 10

School SJ Msgr. Barry Hall 8:00 AM

Divine Mercy SJ Church 9:30 AM

Cub Scouts SJ PC Patio 1:00 PM

Cheerleaders HR Healy Hall 1:00 PM

Bereavement Support HR St. John XXIII Room 6:00 PM

Centering Prayer Convent Chapel 7:15 PM

Adoration & Confession SJ Church 8:00 PM

Thursday, December 11

Knitting Group HR Healy Hall Conference 1 12:00 PM

Brothers’ Helpers HR Healy Hall 3:00 PM

Homework Club SJ Msgr. Barry Hall 3:00 PM

K of C Social Knights of Columbus Hall 6:30 PM

Friday, December 12

Book Discussion Group HR Elizabeth Lewis Room 7:00 PM

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D id You Know?

Santa Safety Here are some simple guidelines for parents, guardians, and grandpar-ents to employ to make sure that children have a safe and happy visit with Santa’s helper: When your child is with Santa’s helper, consider encouraging him or her to stand next to Santa or sit on the floor be-tween his feet rather than sitting on his lap. Let your child know that it’s okay to tell Santa what he or she wants for Christmas but that he or she should also tell mom and dad because they are also Santa’s help-ers… Secret surprises are special but no adult should ask a child to keep secrets from the child’s par-ents. Make sure that the Santa visit is out in the open—or make sure that parents, guardians, and grand-parents are included in the interac-tion.

Bulletin Material Please submit information via email to bulletin.editor@hr-sj.org. Dead-lines during the holidays are: • Dec 10 at 10AM for Dec 21 • Dec 16 at 10AM for Dec 28 • Dec 19 at 10AM for Jan 4 The normal deadline is Monday by 10AM for the following weekend bulletin.

Brothers’ Helpers Ministry Contact: Tad (818) 249-2272 Monday- St. Bede Tuesday- Holy Redeemer Wednesday –

La Canada Presbyterian Church Thursday – St. James the Less

3:00 PM Food Prep 5:20 PM Package Food 6:00 PM Depart for La Placita

Support Religious Communities “Your generous contribution helps us to care for our retired sisters and enables our younger sisters to con-tinue in active ministry,” writes a religious sister. Your gift to today’s collection for the Retirement Fund for Religious provides vital support for the retirement needs of senior sisters, brothers, and religious order priests. It also helps ensure that younger members can continue the good works of their elders!

Drivers Needed We have a handful of parishioners at Mountview Retirement Home who would like to attend the 10AM Sun-day Mass. They are mobile, but cannot drive and need a ride. If you can help, please call Lysa Gaignard at 818-248-6737 so she can coordinate the rides with the residents. Your time is appreciated.

Cabrini Literary Guild Meeting The Cabrini Literary Guild invites you to its Luncheon Meeting on Dec 11, at the Oakmont Country Club in Glendale. Our guest for this Christ-mas event is singer, Mario Storace. The meeting will start at 11 AM fol-lowed by lunch at 12PM with a cost of $30 per person. For reserva-tions, please call (818)790-3485.

Thank You to Our Advertisers! We’d like to extend a special thank you to the individuals and local businesses who advertise in our bul-letin each week. It is because of their support that we are able to provide such a large, high quality

bulletin to our parishioners. They, in turn, need you support!. So when you’re out in the community, make a point to patronize these Holy Re-deemer-St. James friendly business-es. Tell them you saw their ad in our bulletin! It helps them and it helps our parish. Not to mention that you can shop with the knowledge that you are supporting businesses that support your chosen way of like. If you’d like to advertise in our bulle-tin, contact D. Carlos Puente, J.S. Paluch Company, Inc., at 800-231-0805 or 626-234-9222 (cell).

Unclaimed Photo Found in Rectory

The above photo was found in the Holy Redeemer rectory. It is from a function many years ago. This large photo, about 11x14, is of a hand-some soldier with the information, “Fort Sill, Oklahoma, 1942”. If this is your photo, please call the Holy Redeemer Rectory so it can be re-turned to your family.

All Souls’ Mass Photos If you have not picked up your pho-to of your loved one from this year’s All Souls’ Mass, 2014, please come by the Rectory to claim it.

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Need Help with Christmas Shopping? Not sure what to give for gifts this holiday season? St. James and Holy Redeemer Schools can easily help you with that! Gift cards are a great idea for all kinds of presents, big or small. Pick up an order form at Mass. Fill in the form and enclose your check in the provided envelope. Place your completed order in the collec-tion basket. Your order will be ready by Thurs-day of that week and can be picked up at the St. James or Holy Redeemer School office. (please in-dicate your choice on the envelope). Make your holiday shopping easy!

Joy is Homemade

Happiness is something we make; It’s in our minds.

It’s not something to search for and seldom find,

It’s just waking up and beginning the day

By counting our blessings and kneel-ing to pray,

It’s never in wishing for things we have not,

But in giving thanks for all that we’ve got.

For it is completing what God’s grace gave us to do,

That we find real contentment and happiness, too.

New Catholic Radio Station In November, Archbishop Gomez was on hand to “flip the switch” to bring to life Immaculate Heart Ra-dio Station (KHJ AM 930). This channel is the latest addition to Im-maculate Heart Radio on the west coast. It provides current events and talk shows geared to inform listen-ers of the Catholic faith. To read more about our new Catholic Radio station, visit the Los Angeles Archdi-ocese website at http://media.la-archdiocese.org/new-catholic-radio-station-goes-live-in-los-angeles/

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