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LEARNING FROM THE JESUITS AS WE ENTER THE ADVENT SEASON!
Securing justice can sometimes take a long, long time. The Jesuits at Georgetown University remind us that reconciliation, peace and mercy are values that should be pursued at all costs, that the passage of time does not justify injustice or excuse responsibility, that no effort to correct another’s suffering is ever too little or too late. Georgetown University was founded by the Jesuits in 1789, in the capital city of the new United States. In 1838, the university needed to raise cash so it sold off one of its most important assets – its slaves. The Jesuits sold 272 of the slaves that worked on the Jesuit owned plantations in Maryland. The slaves were shipped to estates in Louisiana. Families were not kept together and the treatment of the slaves was not very humane by their new taskmasters. The slaves were human beings who suffered gravely as they saw their families and communities torn apart by the sale. Georgetown has finally owned up to this horrible chapter in the history of the college. The college convened a Seminar on Slavery to make recommendation on how to address the college’s historical connection of the acceptance of slavery. This has led to ground-breaking steps by the university. Georgetown will offer admission preference to those whose ancestors were used or sold as slaves by the university – not only the descendants of the 272 sold in 1838, but any slave who worked at Georgetown and the Jesuit farms, just as the university offers preference to the children and grandchildren of alumni. The two buildings at Georgetown, named for the two Jesuits who brokered the 1838 slave deal, will be renamed. One building will be rechristened Isaac Hall, named after one on the victims of the slave trade at the time. The other building, Anne Marie Becraft Hall, is in honor of an African-American woman who opened a school for black girls in Georgetown in 1827. Georgetown has also established a historical research center to provide genealogical information from the college archives to descendants of Georgetown slaves. A public memorial to the slaves is also being designed, plus a formal apology to the families of the enslaved. While Georgetown has gone further than any institution in facing its dark history, the college realizes it is just a beginning. Jesuit Father David Collins, associate professor of history at Georgetown, notes: “The story of the sale that saved Georgetown draws our attention to 272 spe-cific people, and meticulous Jesuit record-keeping unwittingly spares these victims the final in-dignity of forced anonymity. We know the people’s names; when they were born, married and buried; whom they were sold with and whom they were separated from. We can trace their fami-ly connections, sometimes even to the present. Those 272 biographies sting in a way a statistic of one million can’t …. This story cries out injustice against our American tendency to distance ourselves from the ugly realities in our history.” As we enter the Advent season, the example of the Jesuit at Georgetown reminds us that the principles of the Gospel often put us on a collision course with the values of the world. We too, like the Georgetown Jesuits of today, must realize that, through God’s work of mercy and reconciliation, we can make God’s presence and grace real and alive in our world.
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CLERGY Father Gerard Moran PASTOR
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COUNCIL Tancred Agius PASTORAL COUNCIL CHAIR
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Lyn Ford DIR OF REL ED, ADULT FAITH FORM
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Readings of the Week Monday: Is 4:2-6; Ps 122:1-9; Mt 8:5-11 Tuesday: Is 11:1-10; Ps 72:1-2, 7-8, 12-13, 17; Lk 10:21-24 Wednesday: Rom 10:9-18; Ps 19:8-11; Mt 4:18-22 Thursday: Is 26:1-6; Ps 118:1, 8-9, 19-21, 25-27a; Mt 7:21, 24-27 Friday: Is 29:17-24; Ps 27:1, 4, 13-14; Mt 9:27-31 Saturday: Is 30:19-21, 23-26; Ps 147:1-6; Mt 9:35 — 10:1, 5a, 6-8 Sunday: Is 11:1-10; Ps 72:1-2, 7-8, 12-13, 17; Rom 15:4-9; Mt 3:1-12
Saints & Special Observances Sunday: First Sunday of Advent Wednesday: St. Andrew Thursday: World AIDS Awareness Day Friday: First Friday Saturday: St. Francis Xavier; First Saturday
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9:00 AM 9:00 AM Aurelio Pino Aurelio Pino
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Monday, November 28thnday, November 28th
8:10 AM 8:10 AM Evelyn CoffeyEvelyn Coffey
Tuesday, November 29thTuesday, November 29th
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Wednesday, November 30thWednesday, November 30th
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Thursday, December 1stThursday, December 1st
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St Isidore Foundation CHRISTMAS WREATHS
Sunday, November 27 After All Masses
Located across the street in front of the Ministry Center. You can’t miss it!
Beautiful fresh Christmas wreaths will be on sale to parishioners after Masses (7:30 9:00, 10:30 & 12:15). Cost: $25 per wreath
SIS families can preorder wreaths, which will be available for pick up Mass on 11/27. See the school newsletter for pre-order form.
Come enjoy donuts, juice & coffee.
All profits will go to the St. Isidore School Foundation. The Foundation is a 501(c)(3) charity.
Be Humble and Kind Last week we celebrated Principal Appreciation Day! The students created beautiful cards and sweet gifts for Mrs. Ward. We took her by surprise. This is Mrs. Ward’s 15th year here at St. Isidore and each year we feel very blessed that she is leading our crew. She always asks what can she do better as a Principal. When we run something by her, her standard reply is, “What is best for our students?” She spends endless hours here taking away from her own family and we are truly grateful. We are now starting into the season of Advent. Our Advent theme for the school this year is, “A gift of love from Heaven above.” When you drive by the school, we hope you feel that message. Our Gospel Value this month is Kind-ness, we are asking the students to do Random Acts of Christmas Kindness in December. Here are a few ideas we are giving to our students. Please join us:
Give 3 sincere compliments Pick up litter Donate a book to the library Take coffee to your teacher (or counselor J) Feed the birds Smile at everyone you see today Say a Christmas prayer at Dinner Take supplies to an animal shelter Do a chore for someone you love Leave a happy note for someone to find Do yard work for a neighbor Candy cane bomb a parking lot Take cookies to a fire station Leave a treat to the mail carrier
Next Friday, we will celebrate our First Friday All School Mass in the Church during the remodel. Please come “Fill the Pews” and join us. Celebrating the Eucharist together is one of the favorite things we do as a community. We hope to see you there.
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Adult Faith Formation
Director of Religious Education & Adult Faith Formation – Lyn Ford at 362-1905 or [email protected]
November 27, 2016 Page 6
BIBLE STUDY Matthew, The King & His Kingdom
Our parish Bible Study program offers great fellowship and spirituality. It isn’t too late to join the study of Matthew. This all year program explores the life and mission of Jesus as recorded in this Gospel.
Beginning in Advent the lectionary Sunday readings will come from Matthew.
Wednesdays (9:15—11 AM) Thursdays (7:15—9 PM)
No previous scripture knowledge needed! Reg-istration fee: $65 (for entire year); Free babysit-ting provided for the morning classes.
Call Faith Formation for more info: 362-1900.
DivorceCare Mondays, 7PM
Room 221 Ministry Center
Are you separated or divorced? The pain of divorce cuts deep and often leaves one wondering where to turn. St. Isidore ‘s DivorceCare Ministry provides weekly meetings that include prayer, video, and discussion on relevant topics such as Anger, Depression, Loneliness, Forgiveness and Financial Survival. Contact Lyn to register.
School for Pastoral Ministry Register for Spring Classes
before January4 Explore the depth and beauty of the Catholic Faith at the Saint Francis de Sales School for Pastoral Ministry. The mission of the school is to form adults to be “missionary disciples,” inspired and equipped to bring the Good News of Jesus Christ to their families, parishes, and the wider world. The school provides formation in spirituality and prayer, continuing education in theology and pastoral ministry, teaching that inspires a passion for service, formation toward Master Catechist Certification, and opportunities to audit single courses. Classes offered this spring include the Old Testament, Spirituality and Prayer, The Creed, The Sacraments, Catholic Moral Thought, and The Mission and Spirituality of the Laity. The annual retreat will be January 14 and spring classes will begin February 11.
To register, Sandra Martinez 510-267-8371
[email protected] Oakdiocese.org/spm
Application deadline is January 4.
Who: Sue Ellen Browder, ex-Cosmopolitan writer, and author of Subverted: How I Helped the Sexual Revolution Hijack the Women’s Movement
What: She will share little the known story of how the Feminist Movement was captured by the pro-abortion lobby . When: Tuesday, December 13th, 7:00 Breakfast, 6:30 AM Mass optional Where: Crow Canyon Country Club Cost: $30/nonmembers; $20/members
Question of the Week Key themes of the Advent season are watchful waiting,
preparation, and justice. How will you prepare for the Lord’s coming?
Congratulations to our Faith Formation & St. Isidore School second graders!
Children’s Faith Formation
Children’s Faith Formation—Jean Schroeder & Jan Conway at 362-1906 or [email protected]
November 27, 2016 Page 7
The ritual for the sacrament our second graders recently re-ceived is called the Rite of Penance, but it is fi ng to refer to it by several other names. Each emphasizes an aspect of it.
Penance refers to our repentance, sorrow and resolu on to amend our life with God’s help.
Confession refers to the act by which we tell our sins to the priest.
Reconcilia on refers to the goal of the celebra on by which the sinner is reconciled to God and the Church.
The Catechism also refers to it as the Sacrament of Conversion and the Sacrament of Forgiveness. This sacrament restores us to God’s grace & joins us with him in in mate friendship.
More pictures next week!
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YOUR HELP IS CRITICAL
Help Us Fill Our 500 CHRISTMAS FOOD BASKETS With The Food Needed To Make Sure
Each Basket Is Properly Filled!
St. ISIDORE CHRISTMAS BASKET SHOPPING GUIDE:
*(NO GLASS CONTAINERS PLEASE)
2016 NEEDS
Any canned items: Beans, Peas, Soups, Tuna, fruits, vegetables, chili, pie filling, etc.
Non-Perishable foods such as peanut butter, 5 lb. flour, rice, pasta, pasta sauce, mac & cheese jam/jelly, etc.*
Cereal’s, lunch items, crackers, wrapped candies, etc.
To the items provided by your generosity, the Knights of Columbus adds turkeys, potatoes, fresh fruits, rice, juice and other nonperishable staples. Cash Donations or checks made out to : KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS – NOTE “Food Spon-sor” in memo area of check also accepted to help with food Sponsorships:$50 – Pay for Box of staples listed above.
Place your contributions in the Barrels At Church Any time Before 12/8/16
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St. Mary’s (Oakland) Senior Dinner
The Donahue family is proud to be chairing the St. Mary’s Senior Center Ministry. It has been a wonderful and fulfilling experience for the whole family. St Mary’s ministry prepares and serves a hot meal of donated food to homeless senior citizens at the Oakland location. Parishioners are encouraged to become involved by donating food, help with the menu, bring needed items to the preschool and/or come to help serve the Sunday dinner. Sign-up sheets are located in the vestibule. Please deliver food (in disposable containers) to the rectory on Sunday, December 11th between 8:15 and 11:30 AM. As always, St. Isidore dinners are very popular due to the high quality of the meals we serve and also because of the congeniality of our servers. For more info, call Pamela Donahue, 788-7457, or email her at [email protected].
Calling All Women! MagnificatSOTI, a Ministry for Women invites you to join them at a Prayer Breakfast December 3, 2016~10:00 am to 1:00 pm St. Mary's Church ~ 2039 Mt. Diablo Blvd. Walnut Creek
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