Welcome to Saint Gregory the Great Church Rev. Nicholas P. Clavin, Pastor July 10, 2016 Fifteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time Mass Schedule Saturday: 5:00 P.M. Sunday: 7:30, 9:00,11:00 A.M. & 5:00 P.M.—Youth led 9:00 A.M. Sunday Mass is signed for the Deaf Confessions: Every Saturday at 4-4:30 P.M. or by Appointment Daily Mass: 8:00 A.M. ~ First Fridays: 12 P.M. ♦ 11451 Blue Cypress Drive, San Diego, CA 92131 ♦ Phone: 858 653-3540 ♦ Fax: 858 653-3550 ♦ ♦ Office Hours: M-F 8:30A.M. - 4:30P.M.; Closed Noon-1 P.M. for lunch ♦ ♦ Sunday Mornings 8:30 A.M.-12:30 P.M. ♦ Email: [email protected]♦ Web: stgg.org ♦
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Welcome to Saint Gregory the Great Church
Rev. Nicholas P. Clavin, Pastor July 10, 2016
Fifteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time
Mass Schedule Saturday: 5:00 P.M.
Sunday: 7:30, 9:00,11:00 A.M. & 5:00 P.M.—Youth led 9:00 A.M. Sunday Mass is signed for the Deaf
Confessions: Every Saturday at 4-4:30 P.M. or by Appointment
Daily Mass: 8:00 A.M. ~ First Fridays: 12 P.M.
♦ 11451 Blue Cypress Drive, San Diego, CA 92131 ♦ Phone: 858 653-3540 ♦ Fax: 858 653-3550 ♦ ♦ Office Hours: M-F 8:30A.M. - 4:30P.M.; Closed Noon-1 P.M. for lunch ♦
The Community of Saint Gregory the Great celebrates God’s love in Christ as a family of stewards centered in the Eucharist, the Word, and Christ’s presence in one another.
We live to glorify God and proclaim God’s Presence in this world.
Empowered by the Holy Spirit, we are God’s light, love, and
St. Gregory the Great Catholic School Principal: Maeve O’Connell
15315 Stonebridge Parkway, San Diego, CA 92131 ~ 858 397-1290 ~ Fax: 858 397-1294 email: [email protected] ~ www.stggcs.org
Faculty /Staff 2015-16 Principal Maeve O’Connell School Secretary Barbara Kuzara Kindergarten Adrienne Newman First Grade Michelle Dyroff Second Grade Jennifer Miller Third Grade Jessica Collins Fourth Grade Maureen Griffin Fifth Grade Camille Girard Sixth Grade Homeroom David Buckley Seventh Grade Homeroom Darlene Howard Eighth Grade Homeroom Laetitia Czerniak Reading Resource/ PE Michael Swan Science Kira Howe
Music Katherine Cavallo Office Assistant Pam McCallum Instructional Aides Kathy Maisano Lori Hernandez Kate Brouillard Julie Snyder Mary Perez Becky Walton Spanish Ethel Shapiro & Miriam Snyder Extended Daycare Director Maryann Hendren Daycare Assistant Debbie Howard, Custodian Bert Meza
Parish Staff
AN ANNOUNCEMENT FROM YOUR MILITARY FRIENDSHIP AND SUPPORT MINISTRY
Looking for an opportunity to show your support for local veterans?
Please volunteer for Stand Down 2016 which is sponsored by Veterans Village of San Diego. The event runs from Friday, July 22nd through Sunday, July 24th, 2016. Additional preparation and support positions are also available in the weeks leading up to the event. This is an easy way to give back to those men and women who have given so much for our freedom. Please visit their website to learn more and to volunteer: http://vvsd.net/volunteer-for-stand-down/
LEARNING ABOUT THE PRIESTHOOD
On Sat., July 16, the Diocese of San Diego is hosting an Explorer Day for those men interested in exploring a possible vocation to the priesthood. The day will be held at the St. Francis Center on the campus of the University of San Diego from 8:30 A.M. — 3 P.M. If living a life of service for Christ and the people of God is attractive to you, take advantage of this oppor-tunity. Pick up an application at the parish Office, or call Fr. Lauro Minimo at the St. Francis Center at 619 291-7446.
http://www.sdcatholic.org/en-us/diocese/clergy/
vocations/events/explorerday.aspx
We joyously welcome the newest members of our Faith Community who have received the Sacrament
of Baptism:
Gavin Matthew Arca Chu, Stephen Henry Zimmerman,
Jeremiah Domingo Mesina Yu, Gabriella Marie L. Flores, Nicole Jiwon Kim, Ava Aria Avalos, Xavier Bryant Sapinoso,
Leo Nevarez, Milena Nooris Aragon.
The Community & Staff of St. Gregory the Great extend our heartfelt condolences to the family of:
Kevin Gormly whose funeral was held July 6.
Stewardship Reflection on Lectionary Readings Dt 30: 10-14; Ps 69: 14, 17, 30-31, 33-34, 36-37; Col 1: 15-20; Lk 10: 25-37 . . . The First Reading from the Book of Deuteronomy is part of a sermon that Moses was giving to his people . . . Moses recognizes the challenges they face, which parallel in some ways the challenges we face today. Moses says the solution, however, is “something very near to you, already in your mouths and in your hearts; you only have to carry it out.” That is the same for us. The Lord’s expectations can indeed be an ordeal for us, but the answer is always within us and within the constructs of our faith. God is with us; God will help us; and God will forgive us when we fail. St. Paul is trying to make it clear in the Second Reading from his letter to the Colossians that Christ is the Great Redeemer. Again forgiveness and redemption are available to us through Him. [St.] Paul presents Christ as the “image of the invisible God.” . . . In Greek the word [image] was eikon. It does mean image as in a likeness, but it also means manifestation, as God is fully revealed in Christ . . . [we] can see Him through Christ. Just as Moses maintains that God is within the people and they must find Him and know Him, Paul is telling us that Christ is within us, and again we must seek Him and find Him, because it is only through Him . . . [that] redemption is within our grasp. The Parable of the Good Samaritan, our Gospel reading from St. Luke, has been recognized by many as one of the most significant items of all Jesus’ teaching. . . Both Pope St. John Paul II and Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI often referred to this parable. In fact, in his first Encyclical Letter (Deus Caritas Est — God is love) Pope Benedict devotes an entire chapter to the Good Samaritan Parable. The gist of his message is that Jesus redefined who a neighbor was, explaining it was not just those who lived nearby or countrymen, but . . . anyone we can help. The Good Samaritan endorsed that idea of who a neighbor was. However, there are some aspects of the parable that require more knowledge. The road from Jerusalem to Jericho . . . was a dangerous and treacherous road, and robbers were known to hide in the rocks along the way and attack those who went by. We may look at the priest and the Levite who chose to pass the victim and refused to help with a doubting eye. However, they, too, were facing obstacles and challenges to being a good neighbor. Surely, they thought they were in danger, and pausing to help the man might make it worse, as he may well have been “bait” placed there by bandits hidden nearby. The key was that the Samaritan trusted God. It is the same challenge we face . . . Do we trust the Lord enough to accept the risks? The Good Samaritan did.
FIFTEENTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME JULY 10, 2016
I pray to You, o Lord, for the time of Your favor, o God! In Your great Kindness answer me with Your constant Help.
Ps 69:14
Adult Choir Rehearsals: • Wednesday nights, 7-8:30 P.M. in the Church Youth Choir Rehearsals: High School & 8th Grade • Sunday afternoons, 3:45 P.M. – 5 P.M. in the Church.
Leads the music at Sunday 5 P.M. Youth Mass
For more information, please contact Katherine Cavallo at
2016-2017 Faith Formation Registration Forms are now available in the Parish Of-fice for those students in grades Pre-K (age 4) through 8 who wish to be part of the religious education program in the fall. In addition, enrollment is taking place for preparation of First Reconciliation and Holy Eucharist for those families who have a student in 2nd grade or above, and have completed at least one year of Faith Formation.
http://stgg.org/home/faith-formation
Come hang out at VBS!
July 25-29, 2016 9am-12:30P.M. St. Gregory the Great Parish Grounds
Campers: age 4 through 5th grade Volunteers: 6th grade to age 100
Register now! $95 for 1st child
Additional siblings $50 each http://stgg.org/home/faith-formation/
Children’s Liturgy of the Word will be offered during the summer at the 9 & 11 A.M. Masses on the following Sundays:
July 10, 17 August 7, 14, 21, 28
All children ages 3-10 years of age are invited to hear the Gospel in an age-appropriate man-ner. The presider will call the children forward before the First Reading, and they will return from the Hall after the Prayers of the Faithful. http://stgg.org/home/faith-formation/childrens-liturgy-of-the-word
S u m m e r V ac a t i o n We wish you all very happy and safe
vacation travels!
Please remember to keep up your Sunday donations as our bills do not go
on summer vacation. God bless you!
St. Gregory the Great Catholic School
Potential Student Applications for the 2016-17 school year are now being accepted for kindergarten through 8th grade. Visit our website, www.stggcs.org, and click on the Admissions tab.
The Potential Student Application may now be submitted electronically.
Please call to schedule a tour and meet the Principal. E-mail: [email protected] Phone: 858 397-1290
Our first day of the 2016-17 school year is Tuesday, August 23, 2016.
St. Gregory the Great Catholic School is currently on summer break. The School Office will be open throughout the summer with office hours from 10A.M. to 1P.M. At St. Gregory the Great Catholic School, we are proud to offer an education that is distinctive among educational institutions in our community. Our students learn in a culture of faith, academics, and service inspired by a focus on learning and living our Catholic faith; supporting students to meet high academic standards; and reaching out in a spirit of service and stewardship to those in need.
Our first day of the 2016-17 school year is Tuesday, August 23, 2016.
We pray for safe and happy trails for all travelers and look forward to yet another wonderful school year ahead. We pray for God’s blessing and protection as we go our separate ways for the summer months. Happy Summer! Visit our website for school information: www.stggcs.org
PLEASE PRAY FOR THE NEEDS & INTENTIONS OF: Jackie Shillington Ant, Charles Astudillo, Linda Avery, Emilia Bello, Raquel Bisquera, Diana Boley, Bob Brennan, Dorothy Bromenshenkel, Ian Brown, Kaitlin & Sheryl Bunge, Marie Califano, Briena Caparas, Beverly Cervini, Brett Davey, Margo Donahue, Jessica Ebilane, William Elsner, JoAnn Farmen, Lolita Farinas, David Feather, Kathleen Garrova, Norma Gherrity, Jeanette Hendren, Edy Herrera, Kathleen Hunt, Josephine Hunziger, Catherine Joseph, Dennis & Janice Kaping, Sarah Klacka, Joan Koehmstedt, Jack Kriz, Rhonele Laurente, Jesse Marlin, Annabelle Masiddo, Makayla May, Abigail Allen Mendez, Andy Neidhart, Kevin O’Neill, Mary Ann Owen, Rosie A. Pablo, Jordan Pluchar, Mila Qurini, Dave, Joanie, & Maddie Radcliff, Maribel Remos, Jim Rickling, Antonio & Bianca Rocabo, Jr., Lon Rocabo, Joanne Ross, Maria Santiago, Elise Serrano, Aurelia Silva, Celeste Silveira, Ben Smith, Susan Smith, Rina Sy, Rosalin Thurairajah, Irene Trisko, Asaf Valdez, Corazon & Hermenigildo Valera, Judy Walkowiak, Don & Shirley Wolf, Remedios Yuching. May they find joy in the healing Love of Jesus Christ.
Alexander & Erin Mangahis SI Van Joseph Kinstlinger SI Jill Eckinger SI Arnulfo & Rosa E. Rodriguez † Mass for the People Dolores Sanchez † Anthony Valenti † Eloise Feola SI Danilo Labitan † Ira Chandra † Bob & Nancy Brennan SI Mass for the People Nathan Kinstlinger SI Magdalene N. & James N. Nguyen † Evangeline R. Kinstlinger SI
Sat. July 9 Sun. July 10 Mon. July 11 Tues. July 12 Wed. July 13 Thurs. July 14 Fri. July 15 Sat. July 16 Sun. July 17
READINGS FOR THE WEEK: Monday: Is 1:10-17; Ps 50:8-9, 16bc-17, 21, 23; Mt 10:34 — 11:1 Tuesday: Is 7:1-9; Ps 48:2-8; Mt 11:20-24 Wednesday: Is 10:5-7, 13b-16; Ps 94:5-10, 14-15; Mt 11:25-27 Thursday: Is 26:7-9, 12, 16-19; Ps 102:13-14ab, 15-21; Mt 11:28-30 Friday: Is 38:1-6, 21-22, 7-8; Is 38:10-12abcd, 16; Mt 12:1-8 Saturday: Mi 2:1-5; Ps 10:1-4, 7-8, 14; Mt 12:14-21 Sunday: Gen 18:1-10a; Ps 15:2-5; Col 1:24-28; Lk 10:38-42
http://stgg.org/daily-readings
PLEASE PRAY FOR OUR PRIESTS: Rev. Nick Clavin, Rev. Ed Gallagher
July 9: Rev. Nicholas Clavin July 10: Rev. Ronald Cochran July 11: Rev. Donald Coleman July 12: Rev. Joseph Collier July 13: rev. James Conte July 14: Rev. Giles Conwill July 15: Rev. Brian Corcoran July 16: Rev. Edward Corcoran July 17: Rev. Gino Correa, OFM
YOUTH UPDATES For more info contact Pamela Poe, Coordinator of Youth Ministry. 858.653.3591 [email protected] Follow us on Instagram @stggcoreteam. Youth calendar: http://stgg.org/home/calendars/youth
IN THE SPIRIT CONFIRMATION REGISTRATION FOR 2016-2017 is NOW OPEN. ALL NEW and RETURNING confirmation students are required to register for confirmation by August 1. Register here: http://stgg.org/home/youth/youth-confirmation/youth-confirmation-registration
STEUBENVILLE SAN DIEGO *WAIT LIST ONLY* July 29-31, 2016, USD Campus. For complete information and permission slips, please visit the “Youth Events Page -Steubenville” on our website at: http://stgg.org/home/youth/upcoming-youth-events CONNECT This Summer connect with friends from St. Gregory Youth group and other youth groups in our area! July 13- Beach Bonfire at La Jolla Shores 7-8:30PM July 20- Morning Mass and Hike 8AM July 27- Night Basketball at Good Shepherd 7-10PM Bonfires and more events in August! * Permission Slips are required for all off-site events*. Permission slips available at: http://stgg.org/home/youth/upcoming-youth-events
Summer Office Hours Starting Tuesday, July 5, the Parish Office
will be on summertime hours: Monday-Friday, 8:30 A.M. — 3 P.M.
Sunday mornings: 8:30 A.M. — 12:30P.M.
CATHOLIC CURSILLO: VALLEY OF THE ANGELS ULTREYA Six parishes in the area: St. Michael, St. Gabriel, San Raphael, Our Lady of Mt. Carmel, Acension, and our own
St. Gregory the Great, have formed the Valley of the Angels Ultreya Cursillo.
St. Michael’s in Poway will be hosting
the next Cursillo Ultreya July 17, 3:30—5 P.M.
Join in fellowship — come and hear the inspiring witness talks, as well as meet and share with your fellow brothers and sisters in Christ. For more info please contact Frank & Paulette Deniston:
Official Replica of Infant of Prague. Bishop Robert McElroy will preside at the bilingual Enthronement Mass of the Infant of Prague on the Feast of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel, July 16, at 6 P.M. at Mary Star of the Sea in La Jolla. There will also be enrollment to the Brown Scapular. Events will begin with the Rosary at 5:30 P.M., and there will be a recep-tion with light refreshments following the Mass. For more info please call Marie at 858 926-6169. North County Magnificat, “A Ministry to Catholic Women,” invites you to the next Quarterly Breakfast Sat., July l6. Mass: 8 A.M. followed by the breakfast at 9 A.M.-l2. Located at The Center, on top of the Lexus Car Dealership in Es-condido. Our speaker: Heidi Hill. For info and reservations www.magnificat-nsd.com , or contact Rosemary Geiger at 760 505-6625.
Summer Speaker Series Ascension Church in Tierrasanta is excited to host a series of dynamic Catholic speakers this Summer who will help us explore our Faith at a deeper level. Free! In the Parish Hall at 11292 Clairemont Mesa Blvd., SD 92124. Bring a friend! † Tues., July 19, 7P.M.: "Understanding the Book of Revelation" - Jimmy Akin, Senior Apologist, Catholic Answers † Tues., August 2, 7P.M.: "Apologetics for Chickens" - Patrick Coffin, Host, Catholic Answers Live † Tues., August 16, 7P.M.: "The Galileo Affair" - Chris Check, President, Catholic Answers † Tues., August 30, 7 P.M.: “Why God Still Matters” - Karlo Broussard, Staff Apologist & Speaker, Catholic Answers
The Goretti Group, along with the Nativity School, are sponsoring two chastity events for youth 11 years and older along with their parent, grandparent, godparent, or mentor of the same gender. Both the men’s and ladies’ one-day retreats will be held on October 22, on the feast of Pope St. John Paul II, 12-6 P.M. Don’t wait — space is limited. Cost: $35 pp. At the door: $50 pp . Please visit http://www.thegorettigroup.com/2016-nativity-father-son-chastity-luncheon/ for full details and registration.
Deacon Ralph and Peggy Skiano are presenting Relationship Skills Workshops every Wednesday night at 7 P.M. at the Diocesan Pastoral Center, 3888 Paducah Drive, 92117. Come and explore how to improve your relationships. You can attend one workshop or several. The Next workshop is July 13, and the topic is “Personality Differences”. For more information please call Deacon Ralph at 858 490-8292.
Marriage Help. Retrouvaille — “re-troo-vi” — is a French word meaning rediscovery. The program offers tools needed to rediscover a loving marriage relationship. Thousands of couples headed for cold, unloving relationships, or divorce, have successfully overcome their marriage problems by attending the program. Next program is on September 16-18. Space is limited. For information please call 951 259-9474.
Divorced, Widowed, & Separated Persons: register now for a healing ‘Beginning Experience’ Weekend Retreat July 22-24, at Prince of Peace Abbey in Oceanside. The focus is on healing and moving beyond grief in a supportive and caring environment with others that are going through the same experiences. For information please call Joanne at 619 895-3418. A Diocesan Marriage & Family Life Event.
Spiritual Exercises: Silent Ignatian Retreats preached by Miles Christi Priests. For women, the retreat is on August 5-7 in Rancho Palos Verdes. For information on the women’s retreat please call 858 6263-5113, or contact [email protected]. For men the retreat is on September 9-11 in Rancho Palos Verdes. Please contact [email protected] or call 661 284-5970 for more information. Retreats include spiritual talks, Eucharistic Adoration, and daily Mass.
AROUND THE DIOCESE
Tune in to: “SETTING THINGS RIGHT” *live* on Immaculate Heart Radio, KCEO 1000 AM, hosted by parishioner Kent Peters of the Diocesan Social Ministries Office, Wednesday mornings 11 A.M.—12 Noon. Encore at 9 P.M. It is a lively discussion on pertinent issues for our Catholic community. There are three ways to listen live: 1) on KCEO AM 1000, 2) online at www.ihradio.com. Use
the San Diego feed; and 3) on smart phones from anywhere in the world. Visit www.IHradio.com Contact the Show live at 858 490-8393 or email us. Please visit the Social Ministries Office web site:
http://socialministrysandiego.com/
DIOCESAN YOUNG-ADULT MINISTRY PATRICK RIVERA, DIRECTOR: [email protected]
www.sdcatholic.org; 858 490-8260.
† Attention Young Adults 18-23, save the date! You are invit-ed to attend "BRINGING STRENGTH TO ALL THE DISCI-PLES" Conference on July 29-31, at USD’s Shiley Theatre. Meet young adults from all over the US including California, Nevada, Arizona, and New Mexico. Grow, be strengthened in your faith in Jesus Christ. For more information go to: http://www.allforgod.com
† MEGA MASS, on Sunday, August 21, 6-9
P.M., at the Immaculata Church in USD. Our Presider will be Bishop Robert McElroy. For more information please contact Maria Mitre at 858 490-8260, or [email protected]
PARISH MINISTRIES & GROUPS Adopt-A-Family Deborah Sampson 858-229-0345 Adoration David Rowe 858-549-2215 Altar Linens DJ Sowers 858-414-5551 Altar Servers Greg Wisniew 619-922-1529 Baptism Seminars Paula Baker 858-653-3540 Joni Deiters 858-586-1488 Bible Study Nancy Shute 858-229-2726 Blood Drive Alan Muir 858-695-1633 Boy Scouts #616 Paul Honeycutt 619-692-1112 Boy Scouts #664 Bill Boggs 858-530-9061 Build-A-Miracle Chris & Julianne North 858-547-0845 Catholic Men’s Fellowship Frank Deniston 858-831-0900 Children’s Liturgy of the Word Ginger Marlin 858-653-3594 Communion to the Homebound Paulette Deniston 619-857-5443 Computer Help Ministry Michael Yang 619-607-0875 Confirmation Preparation-Adult Deacon Ron Diem 858-653-3582 Confirmation Preparation-Youth Pamela Poe 858-653-3591 Cooking Group Margaret Byrne 858-549-3375 Cub Scouts Courtney O’Rourke 858-243-2187 Cursillo Frank & Paulette Deniston 858-831-0900 Daily Mass Ministry Lolita Magpantay 858-689-1053 Maria Quitugua 858-663-4135 Divine Mercy Cenacle Zofia Piastowska 858-547-0052 Carolyn Standifer 858-536-1113 Donuts & Coffee Eddie Arebalo 858-231-8615 Extraordinary Ministers of the Eucharist Greg Tom 858-271-9490 Faith Formation-Adult Deacon Ron Diem 858-653-3582 Faith Formation–Children Ginger Marlin 858-653-3594 Faith Formation-Middle School Ginger Marlin 858-653-3594 Family Cancer Support Kent Peters 858-735-6889 Margaret Lynn 858-530-2560 Filipino-American Hermie Moscoso 858-586-7473 Film Fans Marie McGowan 858-538-6728 Gala Rowena Treitler 858-335-5331 MJ Wittman 858-333-2303 Gardening Ministry Mike Yang 619-607-0875 Greeters / Ushers Don Wolf 858-578-6341 Helping Hands Margaret Byrne 858-549-3375 Immaculate Heart Radio Greg Lettau 858-663-6978 Kitchen Coordinator Pat Rasmussen 858-693-1880 Knights of Columbus Bill Schemensky 858-748-5227 Lectors Jeff Matens 619-889-0599 Lisa Matens 858-472-9191 Lighthouse Media Joan Pernicano 858-271-6727 Liturgical Environment: Judy Cottel 858-578-1082 Liturgical Scheduling Greg Tom 858-271-9490 Marriage Encounter Ron & Patti Marcoux 858-566-5041 Martha’s Ministry Bea Iwig 858-271-5157 Mental Health Ministry Mike & Caryn Harris 858-653-3540 Military Friendship & Support Leeanna Kirby 858-682-7475 Ministry of Consolation Jeannine Sullivan 858-689-1285
Ministry of Mothers Rebecca Podmenik 619-300-0724 Music Ministry Katherine Cavallo 858-653-3583 New Parishioner Orientations Jim & Eileen Amsberry 858-530-2449 Nursery Co-op Shannon Keeler 619-871-6604 Our Lady of Fatima Devotion Carolyn Standifer 858-536-1113 Parent-Teacher Stewardship Guild Maeve O’Connell 858-397-1290 Parish Tours Deacon Ron Diem 858-653-3582 Prayer Wheel Elizabeth Ostadan 858-566-6455 Paul Zepf 858-271-5261 Prayers & Squares Margaret Lynn 858-530-2560 Pat Kikendall 858-312-6741 RCIA Deacon Ron Diem 858-653-3582 Respect for Life / Social Justice Maria Manyari 858-549-2812 Returning Catholics Deacon Ron Diem 858-653-3582 Rosary Cenacle MaryAnne Dunlop 858-880-2265 Rosary Makers Caroline Dixon 858-586-7773 Rosary Makers—Outreach Mission Lucie Hoge 619-886-9703 School Board Maeve O’Connell 858-397-1290 Senior Social Ministry Nancy Shevik 858-484-4863 Sister Parish Outreach Steve Locke 858-566-0924 Sister Parish Outreach Carolyn Prosi 858-566-0924 Sister Parish Outreach - Food Drive Eddie Arebalo 858-231-8615 Special Needs Ministry Erin Zwahlen 619-540-0676 St. Vincent/Meals for Homeless Margie Mills 619-733-7410 Vacation Bible School Ginger Marlin 858-653-3594 Wedding Ministry Tina Diem 858-653-3584 Widows Friendship Group Hazel Chirnside 858-586-1968 Women’s Book Club Kate Schemensky 858-748-5227 Women’s Friendship Circle Judy Roitz 858-653-3594 Youth Ministry Pamela Poe 858-653-3591
Pastoral Stewardship Council — PSC Chief Steward Michael Kielty 858-271-1004 Chief Steward of Financial Council Gene Fantano 858-549-0966 Chief Steward of Parish Development Maria Sittmann 619-846-4706 Communications Rob Thornhill 858-679-0407 Stewards of Catholic School Maeve O’Connell 858-397-1290 Assisted by: Kathy McIntosh 858-566-4074 Stewards of Christian Formation Ken Marra 858-442-3871 Stewards of Groups/Organizations Carolyn Burns 858-578-7051 Assisted by: Marla Garvey 858-689-8449 Stewards of Liturgy Cheryl Magner 858-271-7250 Assisted by: Greg Tom 858-271-9490 Stewards of Parish Life Matt Gaynor 858-344-2165 Assisted by: Mark Russell 619-972-1457 Stewards of Parish Outreach Mike Harris 858-513-1153 Assisted by: Chris Villasenor 858-382-9405 Stewards of Parish-wide Involvement Bill Carpenter 858-484-3201 Assisted by: Maureen Carpenter 858-922-8860 Webmaster Parish Staff 858-653-3540
Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament
July 14-15, 2016
My Lord Jesus Christ, for the love which You bear to men, You remain night and day
in this Sacrament full of compassion and of love, awaiting, calling, and welcoming all who come to visit You.
To select a time for visiting with Jesus, please visit
http://stgg.org/home/serve/liturgy/adoration Scroll down to “SIGN-UP”
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