PARISH INFORMATION • Pastor: Reverend Philip Massetti, O.S.J. [email protected](916) 786-5001 (ext. 1) • Permanent Deacon: Dennis Gorsuch [email protected](916) 984-8550 • Parish Secretary: Maren Cortese [email protected](916) 786-5001 (ext 0) • Parish Bookkeeper: Donna Baxter [email protected]• Office Hours Monday thru Friday: 8:30 am to 2:00 pm • Sacrament of the Holy Eucharist Monday - Friday: 8:00 am Saturday: 8:00 am, 5:00 pm-Vigil Sunday: 8:30 am, 10:30 am & 5:00 pm Holy Days: 7:00 pm-Vigil, 8:00 am & 12:00 pm • Sacrament of Reconciliation Saturday: 8:45-9:45 am and 3:45-4:30 pm • Sacrament of Baptism Pre-registration is required. Please email Jim Cortese at [email protected]• Sacrament of Holy Matrimony Please contact Fr. Phil Massetti at least one year in advance • Parish Website: www.stjosephmarello.org • Address: 7200 Auburn Folsom Road, Granite Bay, CA 95746 • Phone: (916) 786-5001 Fax: (916) 786-5011 OUR MISSION STATEMENT: TO ENCOURAGE each parishioner to develop a life-changing and intimate relationship with Jesus, sustained and nourished through prayer, scripture and the sacred liturgy. TO BUILD families within our parish who will give witness to all they meet of the power and presence of Jesus in their daily life. TO CONTINUE THE MISSION of our patron, St. Joseph Marello, who spent his life in service to the needy and to youth and to the service of God in imitation of Saint Joseph, the husband of Mary and Guardian of the Redeemer. St. Joseph Marello Catholic Church is served by the Oblates of St. Joseph, a religious order of priests and brothers dedicated to serving Jesus in imitation of St. Joseph. Discover more about them at www.osjusa.org. May 1, 2016 6th Sunday of Easter
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PARISH INFORMATION
•Pastor:Reverend Philip Massetti, [email protected] (916) 786-5001 (ext. 1)
•OfficeHoursMonday thru Friday: 8:30 am to 2:00 pm
•SacramentoftheHolyEucharistMonday - Friday: 8:00 am Saturday: 8:00 am, 5:00 pm-Vigil Sunday: 8:30 am, 10:30 am & 5:00 pm Holy Days: 7:00 pm-Vigil, 8:00 am & 12:00 pm
•SacramentofReconciliationSaturday: 8:45-9:45 am and 3:45-4:30 pm
•SacramentofBaptismPre-registration is required. Please email Jim Cortese at [email protected]
•SacramentofHolyMatrimonyPlease contact Fr. Phil Massetti at least one year in advance
•ParishWebsite:www.stjosephmarello.org
•Address:7200 Auburn Folsom Road, Granite Bay, CA 95746
•Phone:(916) 786-5001 Fax:(916) 786-5011
OUR MISSION STATEMENT:
TOENCOURAGEeach parishioner to develop a life-changing and
intimate relationship with Jesus, sustained and nourished through prayer, scripture and the sacred liturgy.
TOBUILD families within our parish who will give witness to all they meet of the power and presence of Jesus in their daily life.
TOCONTINUETHEMISSION of our patron, St. Joseph Marello, who spent his life in service to the needy and to youth and to the service of
God in imitation of Saint Joseph, the husband of Mary and Guardian of the Redeemer.
St. Joseph Marello Catholic Church is served by the
Oblates of St. Joseph, a religious order of priests and brothers dedicated to serving Jesus in
imitation of St. Joseph.
Discover more about them at www.osjusa.org.
May 1, 20166th Sunday of Easter
2 Sunday, May 1, 2016 Parish Announcements
Mass IntentionsSat. April 30 8:00 am Laurie Roth
5:00 pm KoC & Families Sun. May 1 8:30 am UMary Bajada 10:30 am Parish
5:00 pm UNancy SacconeMon. May 2 8:00 am Intentions from Prayer Book Tues. May 3 8:00 am Special Intentions Wed. May 4 8:00 am UMonette TaylorThurs. May 5 8:00 am Buol Dougherty Fri. May 6 8:00 am Brady & Garrett Hein Sat. May 7 8:00 am UDaniel Mordert
FORMED presents 10 weeks of Divine Mercy in the Second Greatest Story Ever Told
Beginning Divine Mercy Sunday, April 3rd through June 11th Renowned speaker and author Father Michael Gaitley tells the dramatic history of God’s love and mercy through the transformative message of St. Faustina, the miraculous appearance of Mary at Fatima, the witness of St. Maximilian Kolbe, and the papacy of St. John Paul II. Our Year of Mercy offers a perfect time to go to a deeper understanding of Divine Mercy.
Episode 3: The Suffering Servant (16 minutes)
In this session, we will hear a quote from a poem called “Into the Midst of Riotous Squabblers,” written in the eighteenth century by the Polish poet Juliusz Slowacki: “Into the midst of riotous squabblers God sounds his gong; here is the Slavic Pope, your new ruler; make way, applaud.” These words provide a prophetic foreshadowing of events that will happen a hundred years later. These events will become the Second Greatest Story Ever Told.
One-time Register with Parish Code: a566b5 - Thereafter, login at www.formed.org Each session will be available for 2-3 weeks only.
Renowned speaker and author Father Michael Gaitley tells the dramatic history of God’s love and mercy through the transformative message of St. Faustina, the miraculous appearance of Mary at Fatima, the witness of St. Maximilian Kolbe, and the papacy of St. John Paul II. Our Year of Mercy offers a perfect time to go to a deeper understanding of Divine Mercy.
Episode 5: Proclaim This Message! (33 minutes)
In a certain sense, God’s School of Trust culminates in Church History with the mission of St. John Paul II as he proclaims the message of Divine Mercy to the world. In this session, we will explore the life of St. John Paul II and how the great message of Divine Mercy impacted him and his work – and how he would proclaim that message to the entire world.
To Our New Parishioners!Jose & Julie Fontanilla
Benjamin & Genevieve Kicinski
Happy Feast ofSt. Joseph the
Worker!
Sunday, May 1, 2016 3Parish Announcements
Thursday, May 5th 7-8:00 pm
St. Joseph’s Chapel at MountSt. Joseph Seminary and Novitiate of
the Oblates of St. Joseph(6530 Wells Ave., Loomis, CA)
Together, we pray for vocations to the
Priesthood, Religious life, Oblate Sisters, and the Deaconate. Contact Karen Chappelear,
916-652-7560
Please join the Oblates and members of theSt. Joseph Marello Vocations Ministry, for
First Thursday Vocations Holy Hour
Help Us Connect the World with God’s Word!
Next weekend, our parish will take up the Collection for the Catholic Communication Campaign. This collection communicates the Gospel through Catholic social media activities and enriches our faith through podcasts, television, radio, and print media. Half of the collection from our diocese stays here to support local communication efforts, while the other half supports national Catholic media initiatives. Please give generously in next week’s Collection to
help us spread the Good News.
Calling All Young Adults!You’re invited to attend our bi-monthly meetings every 1st and 3rd Tuesday of the Month at 7:00 pm in the Ministry Center to learn more about our Catholic faith through DVD series and movies while connecting with other young adults. Feel free to bring snacks to share. OurnextmeetingwillbeMay3rd...seeyouthere!
4 Sunday, May 1, 2016 Parish Announcements
Altar ServersSaturday, May 7
5:00 pm L. Starns, H. Christopherson,H. Christopherson
Sunday, May 8 8:30 am F. da Roza, C. Freund,
L. Conforti10:30 am S. Harimoto, B. Nicholas,
T. Boyd 5:00 pm A. Bohnett, N. Steinmetz,
D. Taylor
Extraordinary Ministers ofHoly Communion
Saturday, May 7 5:00 pm M. Thonnings, M. Wong,
G. Schofield
Sunday, May 8 8:30 am D. Anderson, L. Cadden, H. Peel,
D.Trebaol, M. Gaudio, F. Conaty
10:30 am R. Ertola, K. Huey, T. Fowler, R. Frederick, A. Kitchura, K. Kitchura, J. Kong
5:00 pm A. Kantola, T. Kasovich, E. Turner
“Intellectual and manual work must both go together as two means leading to the same end: the service of God in imitation to St. Joseph.”
- St. Joseph Marello
Lighthouse CD of the Week:The Logic of Being Catholic
Dr. Ray Guarendi shares his story of how logic led him home to the Catholic
Church. He found out that, contrary to his Protestant misunderstandings,
the Church is coherent and never contradicts herself. Dr. Ray explains how the answers to his objections to Catholicism were both Biblical and believed by the earliest Christians.
Explore the logic that led him to the fullness of truth.
Sunday, May 1, 2016 5Parish Announcements
Please return order form & payment to any of the WYD Pilgrims or the Parish Office by May 15th.Items will be available for pick up the weekend of May 28th and 29th.
Order Parish Apparel from our World Youth Day Pilgrims!
6 Sunday, May 1, 2016 General Announcements
Care Giver Support Group InterestCaregiving for a loved one is life-changing for those who are living through it. Whether it is Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s or a stroke you are not alone. Support groups are a place to provide the support, education and compassionate understanding that you need while helping you to feel that you are not alone in the task of caregiving. In addition
support groups:
Give caregivers ideas for sustaining themselves in order to continue coping.
Give caregivers crucial ways to make meaning of their experiences through
shared, hard-earned wisdom.
Give caregivers the opportunity to connect with others facing the same challenges and
build friendships and companionship.
If you or someone you know would like to join a support group at Saint Joseph’s please call Beth Meuser at 916-459-3220 to learn more. Beth will be facilitating the group that will meet once a month and will share her journey as a care giver through Alzheimer’s
disease with her father.
The Vocations Prayer
Cross will be at the homes of
The Bettini Family
Tim & Barbara MabieBob & Evie Bennyworth
Gus & Erin StuartJon & Ann Kantola
All parishioners are invited to sign up to receive the prayer cross at any Mass you desire, by contacting John O’Brien at [email protected] or signing up in the vestibule. It is our hope that this experience will encourage each of us to take seriously our vocation as a member of the Body of Christ and encourage ALL of us to pray for the gift of vocations to priesthood and religious life.
Submit your bulletin listings by Thursday at noon, 11 days prior to the weekend you want it listed, to [email protected] or call (916) 786-5001.
Sunday, May 1, 2016 7General Announcements
Advisory Council Members WantedWWJD is a Mobile Ministry with no paid staff serving the homeless and working poor
since 1997 feeding an average of 30,000 meals annually in South Placer County including Roseville, Auburn and Colfax
WWJD is looking for new people with fresh ideas to help expand our ministry, improve effectiveness and stabilize our financial base.
We are developing a council of members with expertise in the field of Marketing, Banking, Social Media, Government, Fundraising or a passion to help others.
Time commitment is up to you. Quarterly meetings will be scheduled to discuss the operation and direction of WWJD. Attendance is not required; however, creative ideas and
inspiration are essential!
Contact Mike Troy for more information : 916.947.7797 or [email protected]
What Would Jesus Do? Inc. “TO SERVE THOSE IN NEED”
