LOCATION 633 Gayley Avenue Los Angeles, CA 90024 OFFICE HOURS M-F 10:00AM - 6:00PM MASS SCHEDULE Sunday Masses 10:30AM, 7:00PM, & 9:00PM Weekday Mass Times Monday - Thursday 5:15PM Spanish Masses (Misa en Español) 12:30pm on 11/3, 12/1, 1/13 Vietnamese Mass (Thánh Lễ Tiếng Việt) 12:30pm on 11/17 HOLY HOUR Tuesdays at 7:30PM with Praise and Worship on Even Weeks PHONE: 310.208.5015 Website: www.uccla.org FACEBOOK @uccatucla INSTAGRAM @catholicbruin OCTOBER 20, 2019 | 28TH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
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LOCATION
633 Gayley Avenue
Los Angeles, CA 90024
OFFICE HOURS
M-F 10:00AM - 6:00PM
MASS SCHEDULE
Sunday Masses
10:30AM, 7:00PM, & 9:00PM
Weekday Mass Times
Monday - Thursday 5:15PM
Spanish Masses (Misa en Español)
12:30pm on 11/3, 12/1, 1/13
Vietnamese Mass (Thánh Lễ Tiếng Việt)
12:30pm on 11/17
HOLY HOUR
Tuesdays at 7:30PM with Praise and Worship on Even Weeks
Holy Hour Join us for our weekly adoration every Tuesday at 7:30 pm for some one-on-one time with Jesus. Reconciliation is also available. Praise and worship will take place during Holy Hour every even week. Hope to see you there! Liturgy Talk with Fr. Ricky Manalo Join us Monday, October 21st, at 7 pm in the UCC chapel for Fr. Ricky Manalo’s talk, “Do You See What I See?: Liturgy through Traditional, Modern, and Postmodern Perspectives.” This talk discusses three perspectives and approaches to the liturgy that exists in our parishes today. He will explain how these “three world views” continually interact with another, and further, how each could learn from one another. All liturgical ministers must attend. See you tomorrow! Mass of the Holy Spirit Our annual “Mass on the Grass” will not be celebrated this year at Sunset Canyon Recreation Center due to facility renovations. In lieu of this UCC tradition, we will continue with Mass of the Holy Spirit on Sunday, October 27th at the UCC with a special reception following hosted by the St. Martin of Tours Knights of Columbus.
SVdP ([email protected]) SVdP is looking for dedicated and compassionate board members to help organize trips to feed our homeless brothers and sisters in downtown LA this school year. Anyone who is interested please contact Rebecca at [email protected] to help spread God's love! Muối ([email protected]) Join Muối (Salt), an all-inclusive Vietnamese Catholic community based on Ignatian spirituality. We meet Mondays 7pm-9pm in the Community Room, alternating between general meetings and small groups. There will be no meeting on October 21st due to the liturgy talk by Fr. Ricky Manalo. UCCC ([email protected]) Have you been hearing about UCCC 2020, but aren’t sure what it is? Well I’ll let you in on the secret! UCCC 2020 is a Catholic Conference for college students by college students, and it will be hosted at UCLA this year in February! Registration is currently open, so come and enjoy a faith filled, fun 4 day conference! Visit our website cacatholics.org for more information and to register!
Pumpkin Painting
Get in the Fall festive spirit with us for a night of pumpkin painting, Halloween movies,
fellowship, and fun this Friday, October 25th at 6pm!
Sunday Oct. 27 10:30 am Mass of the Holy Spirit with reception
Amazon Smile Do you buy many of your things on Amazon? Enroll in supporting the UCC now! Amazon Smile will donate 0.5% of your purchase price to the UCC. Enroll through the following link: https://smile.amazon.com/ch/90-0778637 Ralph’s Community Contribution Did you know you can also financially support the UCC through your purchases at Ralph’s? Register an account on www.ralphs.com, click on Community Rewards in your account details, and enroll the UCC with our Non-Profit Organization (NPO) number of VS263. See more details in our Facebook post. These programs cost you nothing and do not change your Ralph's Rewards or Amazon account in any way. Please sign up today! If you have questions or need assistance registering, please contact Colleen Consola by email, phone or text: [email protected] or (310)367-7626. Thanks for making an impact at the UCC!
We as a FOCUS Team would like to invite you to a party we’re throwing for the annual FOCUS Conference, which will take place this
year from December 30th to January 3rd in Phoenix Arizona. Conferences are a great opportunity to meet other young Catholics across
the country and to see both incredible speakers and receive valuable formation. The party will take place on this Wednesday October
23rd from 6:30PM to 8PM. We will have
free food, music, a raffle, and free gifts
for those who sign up such as T-shirts,
stickers and more. We will also be
available to answer any questions you
may have about the conference at the
party, or if you text or call the number
found on the SLS20 posters throughout
the building. Come join 10,000 other
college age Catholics for the most
memorable New Years yet.
Reconciliation During the quarter this Sacrament will be celebrated Tuesdays and Thursdays from 4:00-5:00pm, by appointment with Fr. Jamie or Fr. Mark, or during Holy Hour. Anointing of the Sick If you have a serious illness or an upcoming surgery and would like to celebrate the Sacrament of Anointing of the Sick, contact Fr. Jamie or Fr. Mark. Weddings – Engaged? Congratulations! UCLA students, faculty, staff, and other members of our worshipping community may contact Fr. Jamie or Fr. Mark about Engaged Encounter retreats and other aspects of Catholic marriage preparation. Please contact either priest at least 6 months before the proposed wedding date. RCIA/Confirmation RCIA and Confirmation will both begin Fall Quarter 2019. Contact Julieta Contreras at [email protected] or by phone at 310-208-5015 ext. 204 for more info. Godparenting and Sponsoring If you have been invited to be a godparent for an infant or someone who needs to be baptized, or to be a sponsor for someone who is to be confirmed or make their first communion, please email Julieta at [email protected].
Denial is a commonly used defense mechanism for abuse victims. Because they want to believe that things will go back to normal, victims often feel trapped into just allowing the situation to play out. Fear of change can be overwhelming, especially if the victim has been manipulated by his or her abuser. Victims may also struggle with accepting what’s happening because they know their abuser closely, as a family member or friend. It’s important to recognize the signs of denial and how to break through those barriers that can keep a victim from true healing. To learn more, get a copy of the VIRTUS® article “The Many Faces of Denial, Part 2,” at http://www.la-archdiocese.org/org/protecting/Pages/VIRTUS-Current-Online-Articles.aspx.
