February 09, 2020 FIFTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME (Page 367 in the Red Missal). SEPTUAGESIMA SUNDAY (Page 265 in the Black Missal).

Fr. Joseph Illo PastorFr. Mark Taheny Parochial VicarFr. Cameron Faller In ResidenceFr. Mathias Wambua In Residence

Derek West Operations ManagerThelma Queri Bookkeeper

Mariella Zevallos Director of Communications and Parish LifeLynn Kraehling Director of MusicCarmen DuranPastoral Associate

Ersie Arban Preschool DirectorDennis Ow Maintenance & Facilities Lead

Ed Tobin Sacristan

Ryan Sebers Pastoral Council ChairMatthew Kain Finance Council ChairBeth LyonsStewardship Council Head

STAR OF THE SEA 4420 Geary Blvd. San Francisco, CA 94118 (415) 751-0450 www.starparish.com Off ice Hours: M-F 8:30am-4:00pm. Closed 12:00-1:00pm

STAR OF THE SEA PRESCHOOL (415) 751-0450

Weekend Masses Sat Vigil 4:30pm, Sun 8am, 9:30am, 11:30 am (Latin), 7:30pm

Eucharistic Adoration 24/7Except Saturday 4pm to Sunday 9pm. After 6pm use pass-code to enter the chapel.

Daily Masses Monday to Friday 7:30am (Latin) 12 Noon Saturday 8:30am

Social Events Cof fee & Donuts After 8, 9:30 & 11:30am Sunday Masses. Young Adults Tuesdays 8pm

Holy Day Masses 7:30am (Latin) 12 Noon (English), 6:00pm (Sung Latin Mass)

Devotions to the Most SacredHeart of Jesus First Friday after the Noon Mass and at 6pm (Latin Mass). Divine Mercy Saturday at 3pm

Devotions to Mary of Perpetual Help Wednesday after the Noon Mass. Our Lady of Fatima First Saturday af-ter 8:30am Mass

Our Mission Statement: To evangelize God?s people beginning with the

gif t of the Holy Eucharist.

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Confessions 15 minutes before every Mass, Saturday 3:15-4:15pm or by appointment

A Preschool Teacher Please keep our preschool director, Ersie Arban, in your prayers, as she is in the hospital. She hopes to be back next week, but we need a preschool teacher to help her. Do you know of

anyone from our community that would work with our beautiful children? St. Patrick and Fr. Mark Two men celebrate their anniversaries next month. Our first hero is St. Patrick, who died (or rather, entered Heaven) on March 17, 461, in his adopted country of Ireland.To honor him, our Knights of Columbus will celebrate our annual St. Patrick?s Day dinner-dance on March 14, after the 4:30pm Mass. Our second hero is Fr. Mark Taheny, who grew up in St. Brendan?s Parish and was ordained March 25, 1995. We will celebrate his priestly Silver Jubilee on March 21 with a 4:30pm Mass and banquet in the auditorium. Details to follow... A Bit More on Latin Many have asked me to speak a little about our Traditional Latin Mass. Naturally folks wonder why anyone would pray in a ?dead? language. The curious fact is that most world religions use a special ?prayer language.? Wikipedia tells us that ?A sacred language or liturgical language is any language that is cultivated and used primarily in religious services or for other religious reasons by people who speak another, primary language in their daily life.?Jewish people pray in ancient Hebrew, Muslim people pray in Classic Arabic, the Orthodox pray in

Slavonic, Hindus pray in Sanskrit, and ? Catholics pray in Latin, or at least we should (according to Vatican II). We pray in a liturgical language because God should be addressed in more than just casual everyday language. Most religions use a more ancient, more refined expressions, such as in English we use ?thee? and ?thou? in the Our Father and Hail Mary. Latin is a kind of ?linguistic veil? that points to a mystery beyond a literal understanding. Most people think Vatican II did away with Latin, but the opposite is true, if your read the documents themselves. While the Council encouraged a greater use of the modern languages in the proper prayers (such as each week?s opening and closing prayers), it directed people to know the ordinary parts of the Mass in Latin (such as the Sanctus, the Agnus Dei, and the Pater

Noster). How many parishes actually follow Vatican II on this? We don?t use much Latin in the English Masses, but in fact Latin is good for you! I Don?t Understand! While we should make an effort to understand the most commonly-used prayers in Latin (e.g., the Holy Holy Holy, Lamb of God, and Our Father), we don?t need to know the literal meaning of everything. Prayer, and especially the Great Priestly Prayers (the Eucharistic Prayer), is mysterious. We are addressing an infinite, and infinitely mysterious, God. Latin helps us

remember that God is always greater than we can imagine or understand. For example, do you think you understand the words in English ?This is my body,? or ?In the beginning was the Word?? There?s always more to God than we can know, and the use of a sacred language keeps us in wonder of his beauty and majesty. Fr. Joseph Illo

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Embodied Meanings and Signs of God: Experiences of Transcendence

The distinguished British philosopher and cultural and social commentator Prof. John Haldane (University of St. Andrews, Scotland, and Baylor University, Texas) explores a profound account of experience, knowledge and the aesthetics of architecture to answer the question: How can human experiences signify God?

A philosophical happening comes to Star of the Sea Parish. Join us as Prof. John Haldane (University of St. Andrews, Scotland and Baylor University, Texas) explores a profound account of experience, knowledge and the aesthetics of architecture to answer the question: How can human experiences signify God?

A proponent of analytical approaches to the philosophy of St Thomas Aquinas, Prof. Haldane?s books include Atheism and Theism, An Intelligent Person?s Guide to Religion, Faithful Reason: Essays Catholic and Philosophical, Reasonable Faith, and Seeking Meaning and Making Sense. He is currently working on a book on education Truth in Transmission.

Among Prof. Haldane's distinguished accomplishments? He was appointed by Pope Benedict XVI Consultor to the Pontifical Council for Culture and served for ten years as such, and as a member of the Pontifical Academies of Life. He is also Chair of the Royal Institute of Philosophy in London.

In 2016, Best Schools (USA) named him one of ?the 50 most influential living "philosophers"; in 2018 the international Catholic weekly The Tablet named him one of the 50 most influential "Catholics"; and in 2019 the Catholic Herald (London) included him in its list of ?Catholics of Today?

STAR OF THE SEA AUDITORIUM

4:30PM MASS - 5:30PM RECEPTION - 6PM TALK

FREE EVENT - PLEASE RSVP FOR PLANNING PURPOSES.

email: mariella@starparish.com

Benedict XVI Institute & Star Speaker Series Present

Marian Artwork ContestThe Knights of Columbus of St. Joseph is hosting a card cover artwork competition in preparation for Mother's Day. Winners will receive cash prizes and have their artwork printed on Mother's Day cards to be sold. 1st place prize for ages 13+: $30, ages 7-12: $20, and ages 6 & under: $10. Funds raised will go to the Council. "Format in artwork must be no larger than 8-1/2" x 11" and 2-dimensional for ease of scanning. Submissions with child's contact info and age are due to the parish office by February 14th c/o Derek West.

Filipino American Association of Star of the Sea "FAASTAR"

SUNDAY BRUNCHSCHOOL CAFETERIA

FEBRUARY 23 | 10:30AM TO 12:00 NOONTICKETS $10 PER PLATE

Menu: Garlic rice, longanisa (Filipino sausage), scrambled eggs, fresh fruits, coffee, tea or juice.

Contact Estrelle at 415-575-0828 or Jennifer 415-215-7046

PRESCHOOL TEACHER JOB OPENINGWe are looking for a preschool teacher for our beautiful Star of the Sea Preschool. The candidate must hold a California Teaching Permit. Experience working with children ages 3-5 is required. Must be Montessori trained or have experience working in a

Montessori classroom. Please contact Mariella Zevallos at mariella@starparish.com, (415) 378-2360.

Baptism & Marriage Sacraments: For our Baptism and "Witness to Love" programs, or to begin preparing for your wedding, please call the office at 415-751-0450.

Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults (RCIA): To learn about the Catholic faith and how to become Catholic, please contact Vivian Dudro at the parish office: 415-751-0450.

Parish School of Religion (PSR): For our Catechism Children's program. Please contact Clarisse Siu at 415-751-0450 or clarisse.siu@gmail.com.

Altar Servers, Fr. Mathias Wambua: 415-751-0450, or fr.mathias@starparish.com

Sacred Music Program, Lynn Kraehling: 415-812-2462 or lynn@starparish.com

Altar Society, Thelma Queri: 415-751-0450

Star Mothers, Rachel Christensen: scrchristensen@gmail.com

Chinese American Association, Gertrude Lee: 415-752-3611

Star Pro-life, Clarisse Siu, clarisse.siu@gmail.com

Filipino American Association (FAASTAR), Estrelle Chan: 415-575-0828

Star Outreach, Mariana Quintanilla: 415-637-2308, or mlo1420@gmail.com

Holy Name Society, Ron Konopaski: 360-460-9194

Street Evangelization, Eva Muntean: eva@starparish.com

Knights of Columbus, Huw Richardson: Text: 415-510-9877 or hrichardson@gmail.com. Monthly Council Meeting 3rd Mondays at 7PM. Monthly Pancake Breakfast, 3rd Sundays after 11:30 Mass.

Young Adults, Maggie Tuttle: maggietuttle5@gmail.com

Legion of Mary, James Crim (415) 577-9817, jamespcrim@yahool.com

Adoration Committee, Thai Tran at 415-763-8569 thaitran9909@gmail.com

Lectors, Kathryn Kozuch, kathrynkozuch@gmail.com>,

Greeters and Ushers, Mariella Zevallos, (415)752-0450 mariella@starparish.com

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Olive Wood Crucif ix made in the Holy Land $25.00The New American Bible (Revised Edition) $25.00 Catechism of the Catholic Church $20.00Compendium, Catechism of the Catholic Church $15.001962 Roman Catholic Missal $50.00 (English-Latin and Spanish-Latin).Red Latin-English Missalette $7.00For other book titles please check out our Media Kiosk in the vestibule area by the chapel. Star Logo T-shirts and Hats $15 each.

For Volunteer Opportunities call Mariella: (415) 751-0450.

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PILGRIMAGE TO POLAND, CZECH REPUBLIC AND OBERAMMERGAU (GERMANY)WITH SPIRITUAL LEADER FR. JOSEPH ILLO

September 17, through September 26, 2020 | Extension to Switzerland Sept 26 to Sept 28Experience the famed PASSION PLAY (a nearly 400-year old tradition) in the village of Oberammergau in Germany. Visit the Divine Mercy Shrine in Krakow, the birthplace of Pope John Paul II in Wadowice, the chapel of the miraculous image of Our Lady of Czestochowa, the Infant of Prague Sanctuary and much more! Please contact Mariella (415) 751-0450

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Hymns and Prayers FIFTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME

PROCESSIONAL HYMN 9:30amGod, We Praise You - #540, v. 1 & 4

God, we praise you! God, we bless you!God, we name you sov'reign Lord!Mighty King whom angels worship,Father, by your Church adored:All creation shows your glory,Heav'n and earth draw near your throne,Singing, "Holy, holy, holyLord of hosts, and God alone!"

Christ, at God's right hand victorious,You will judge the world you made;Lord, in mercy help your servantsFor whose freedom you have paid:Raise us up from dust to glory,Guard us from all sin today;King enthroned above all praises,Save your people, God, we pray.

ENTRANCE ANTIPHONO come, let us worship God, andbow low before the God who madeus; for he is the Lord our God.

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LITURGY OF THE WORD

FIRST READING: Is 58: 7-10

RESPONSORIAL PSALM: Ps. 112:4a

SECOND READING: 1 Cor 2: 1-5

GOSPEL: Mt 5: 13-16

LITURGY OF THE EUCHARIST

OFFERTORY ANTIPHON

Keep my footsteps firmly in your paths,so that my feet should not falter. Inclineyour ear and hear my words. Show forthyour wonderful mercies, O Lord, saviorof those who hope in you.

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OFFERTORY ANTHEM (9:30am) sung by ChoirHear the voice and prayer- Tallis

Hear the voice and prayer of thy servants,that they make before thee this day.That thine eyes may be open toward this housenight and day, ever toward this place, of whichthou hast said: "My Name shall be there."And when thou hear'st, have mercy on them.

GOSPEL ACCLAMATIONv. I am the light of the world, saysthe Lord; whoever follows me will havethe light of life.

ALLELUIA

125 GLORIA

OFFERTORY HYMN All My Hope on God is Founded - #416, vs. 1-3

All my hope on God is founded;He doth still my trust renew;Me through change and chance he guideth,Only good and only true.God unknown,He aloneCalls my heart to be his own.

Pride of man and earthly glory;Sword and crown betray man's trust;What with care and toil he buildeth,Tow'r and temple fall to dust.But God's pow'r,Hour by hour,Is my temple and my tow'r.

Daily doth th'almighty giverBounteous gifts on us bestow;His desire our soul delighteth,Pleasure leads us where we go.Love doth standAt his hand;Joy doth wait on his command.

RECESSIONAL HYMN

Come, Christians Join to Sing - #481, v. 1 & 2

Come, Christians, join to sing:Alleluia! Amen!Loud praise to Christ our King:Alleluia! Amen!Let all, with heart and voice,Before the throne rejoice;Praise is his gracious choice:Alleluia! Amen!

Come, lift your hearts on high:Alleluia! Amen!Let praises fill the sky:Alleluia! Amen!He is our guide and friend;Our cry he will attend;His love shall never end:Alleluia! Amen!

ST. MICHAEL THE ARCHANGEL PRAYER

Saint Michael The Archangel, defend us in battle; be our protection against the wickedness and snares of the devil. May God rebuke him, we humbly pray: and do thou, O Prince of the heavenly host, by the power of God, thrust down to hell Satan and all the evil spirits who roam throughout the world seeking the ruin of souls. Amen.

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COMMUNION HYMN

Gif t of Finest Wheat - #528, v.1-2, 4-5

Refrain:You satisfy the hungry heart with gift of finest wheat;Come, give to us, o saving Lord, the bread of life to eat.

As when the shepherd calls his sheep, they know and heed his voice,So when you call your fam'ly, Lord, we follow and rejoice. (Refrain)

With joyful lips we sing to you our praise and gratitude,That you should count us worthy, Lord, to share this heav'nly food. (Refrain)

The myst'ry of your presence, Lord, no mortal tongue can tell:Whom all the world cannot contain comes in our hearts to dwell. (Refrain)

You give yourself to us, O Lord; then selfless let us be,To serve each other in your name in truth and charity. (Refrain)

COMMUNION ANTHEM (9:30) sung by Choir Your Light Shall Shine in Darkness- Cameron

If you give food to the hungryand satisfy the needs of the afflicted,then your light shall shine in darkness,and your gloom as noondayand God shall guide you continually.For you shall be like a watered garden,like a spring of water whose waters never fail.

COMMUNION ANTIPHON

Let them thank the Lord for his mercy, hiswonders for the children of men, for hesatisfies the thirsty soul, and the hungryhe fills with good things.

AGNUS DEI 132

128 MEMORIAL ACCLAMATION ASANCTUS 127

PARISH LITURGICAL CHOIR All children attending Mass at Star of the Sea are

invited! To participate as singers in the choir lof t, please contact Director of Music, Mr. Lynn Kraehling or Principal Cantor, Ms. Georgianna Askof f af ter the 11:30am Sunday Mass or email lynn@starparish.com. Registration required.

The Extraordinary Form of The Roman Rite SEPTUAGESIMA SUNDAY

RECESSIONAL CHANT #443Ave Regina caelorum,Ave Domina Angelorum:Salve radix, salve porta,Ex qua mundo lux est orta:

Gaude Virgo gloriosa,Super omnes speciosa:Vale, o valde decora,Et pro nobis Christum exora.

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RECESSIONAL HYMNAll My Hope on God is Founded - #416, vs. 1-3 (see pg. 4)

GOSPEL Mt 20: 1-16 22-32 PROCESSIONAL HYMN

O God, Our Help in Ages Past - # 661, vs. 1-3 & 6

O God, our helpinages past,Our hope for years to come,Our shelter from the stormy blast,And our eternal home.

Under the shadow of thy throneThy saints have dwelt secure;Sufficient is thine arm alone,And our defense is sure.

Before the hillsinorder stood,Or earth received its frame,From everlasting thou art God,To endless years the same.

O God, our helpinages past,Our hope for years to come,Be thou our guide while troubles last,And our eternal home.

Our parish vibrant community. Hospitality after the 9:30am Mass.

PRAYER:

Time Intention Sat. 02/08 8:30am

4:30pm

+ Deceased members of Trinidad Seballos Family

+ Int. of Francis and Jenny Chow

Sun 02/09 8:00am

9:30am

11:30am

7:30pm

+ Maria Guzman

Int. of Peter Dansfield+ Lawrence Yap

+ Souls in Purgatory

People of the Parish

Mon 02/10 7:30am

12Noon

Int. for Paul+ Romulo and Jacob Aguirre

+ Thomas McDonough+ Mary Thacker+ Diana Fung

In Thanksgiving of Eduardo Papa and FamilyIn Thanksgiving of Minie Debuque and Family

Tue 02/11 7:30am

12noon

+ Martinho Ignaciho Fernandes

Int. for healing of sick people

Wed 02/12 7:30am

12noon

+ John Francis Donovan (anniversary)

+ Leandro Nunez (1st yr. anniversary) Mary Dayoan

Thu 02/13 7:30am

12noon

+ Graciano and Candida Aguirre

Int. for Kathy Walsh

Fri 02/14 7:30am

12Noon

+ Thomas McDonough

+ Casamera Reyes Castillo (40 days)

Sat 02/15 8:30am

4:30pm

Int. Nelly Chin (Birthday)

Shirley Tansipek Cu

EVEN T SPerpetual Adoration: The Blessed Sacrament is exposed for adoration 24/7, except from Saturday 4pm. through Sunday 9pm.

Lauds (morning prayer) & Vespers (evening prayer): Monday - Friday 7am to 7:10am & 5:45pm to 6pm.

Sunday, February 9, Holy Rosary Sodality Pray the Rosary after the 8am Mass in the Church.

Tuesday, February 11, Bible Study at 3:30pm in the parish rectory office. Contact Mary Ann Eiler (650) 660-4546.

Tuesday, February 11, 7pm-8pm Holy Hour & Benediction (Confession during Holy Hour).

Wednesday, February 12, Devotions to Our Lady of Perpetual Help (every Wednesday after the Noon Mass).

Thursday, February 13, Pro-Life prayer Group 7pm at Planned Parenthood Clinic at 1650 Valencia St.

Thursday, February 13, Women's Recollection Opus Dei, meets every second Thursday of the month at 7pm in the church.

Saturday, February 15, Legion of Mary meets at 9:30am in the Parish rectory office.

Saturday, February 15, Divine Mercy Devotion 3pm in the church, followed by Rosary/Novena. We are praying in our Novena the deliverance of the suffering souls in Purgatory.

Saturday, February 15, Star Outreach Cooking for the homeless. Every third Saturday of the month. Contact Mariana Quintanilla (415) 637-2308

Saturday, February 15, Star Mothers' Group. Every third Saturday of the month. Meets in the parish Rectory at 9am.

Sunday, February 23, FAASTAR Sunday Brunch in the Auditorium. $10 per person.

Saturday, March 7, 5:30pm. Benedict XVI Institute and Star Speaker Series Present: Reception and Lecture with Prof . JOHN HALDANE. Embodied Meanings and Signs of God, Experiences of Transcendence. Free event but please RSVP. For more information visit: www.starparish.com

Saturday, March 14, Save the date! St. Patrick's Celebration. Dinner and Dance in the Auditorium.

PLEASE PRAY FOR:

Spencer Christensen, Billy Kennedy, Edna Herrera, Dave Van Sciver, Rosa Lee, Maria Fernanda Marcal, Sally Tu, Maggie Tom, Louis Petropoulos, Chuck La Mere, Tom McDonough, Esmenia Batinga, Nora Uyeda, Sharon Moore, Margaret Stangl, Margaret Sellai, Rosie Santos, Valentine Nevis, Juliet Tan, Miriam Valle, Carmen Smith, Mario Bruno, Katrinka Perry and family, Margo Kingsburry, Vicki Kruschin.

The Sunday Scriptures by Fr. Joseph Illo Must Shine (Is 58: 7-10; 1 Cor 2: 1-5; Mt 5: 13-16). ?You are the light of the world, the salt of the earth,? Jesus tells us. That makes us feel pretty important. We Christians are royalty, a kingly, priestly people! But with privilege comes responsibility. ?Your light,? Christ adds, ?must shine, to the glory of God.? He doesn?t say ?should shine? or ?might shine? but MUST shine. We must save souls; we must bring people to Mass and help rebuild marriages and shore up a crumbling society. We are anointed ones!

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Your Legacy...Our Parish Future.

For information please contact mariella@starparish.com | 415-751-0450

ST EW A RD SH I P a way of life

Time: 12 people joined the rosary prayer after the 8am Mass last Sunday.

Talent: Thanks to our volunteers who helped stuff envelopes for the Archdiocesan Annual Appeal.

Treasure: Sunday Offering $ 6,507

STEWARD STATS

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Eucharistic Adoration 24/7 (except f rom Sat. 4pm to Sunday 9pm).?The devotion to the Eucharist is the most noble because it has God as its object; it is the most profitable for salvation, because it gives us the Author of Grace; it is the sweetest, because the Lord is Sweetness Itself,?- St.Pius XCome and see and taste the sweetness of the Lord. Come to adoration today!

Adorers needed:Sunday:9PM, 10PM, 11PMMonday: 4 AM, 4PM, 5PMTuesday: 3PMWednesday: 4PM, 11PMThursday:1AM,2AM,11PMFriday: 12AM, 1AM, 11AM, 1PM, 9PMSaturday: Full coverage

"Most urgent needs are underlined. Contact: Thai Tran at 415-763-8569 thaitran9909@gmail.com www.adorationpro.org/star

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The Latin Mass Magazine presents its Annual Conference

at the Monterey Tides, Monterey, California

February 22 and 23, 2020

"The Vatican and the One-World Religion"

Featured Speakers Father Anthony Mastroeni

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