St. Kilian Catholic Church 26872 Estanciero Drive, Mission Viejo, California 92691 Phone: (949) 586-4440 Fax: (949) 454-1043 www.stkilianchurch.org MASS TIMES: Saturday Evening: 4:00 and 5:30 PM, Sunday: 6:00, 7:30, 9:00, 10:45 AM, 12:30 PM & 5:00 PM. Monday - Friday - 6:30 and 9:00 AM, Saturday 8:00 AM. Rev. Bruce Patterson, Pastor Rev. Wayne Adajar, Parochial Vicar Assisting Priests: Rev. Larry Gibson, Rev. Jerry Walker, Rev. Colm Conlon, and Rev. Chrysostom Baer. Deacon Bob Kelleher and Deacon Mark Martin Parish Mission Statement Reconciliation/Confession Wednesday: 7:00 PM & Saturday: 2:00 PM Infant Baptism Call the Parish Center for information 586-4440 Marriage Contact Parish Priest at least six (6) months prior to Marriage Anointing of The Sick Contact the Parish Center Eucharistic Adoration: Daily: end of the 6:30 AM Mass till just prior to 9:00 AM Mass First Friday: 7:00 AM Friday to 8:00 AM Saturday Funeral Call the Parish Center for information 586-4440 Parish Office 586-4440 Religious Education 586-4550 Youth Ministry 586-7803 Music Ministry 586-8414 Stephen Ministry 768-6933 Ministry To The Homebound 380-1972 Adult Faith Formation & RCIA 586-4440 SERRA CATHOLIC SCHOOL (Quad-Parish School) 23652 Antonio Parkway Rancho Santa Margarita, CA 92688 Phone: (949) 888-1990 www.serra school. org Angeline Trudell, President Mrs. Carol Reiss, Principal, Grades K-4, Mrs. Catherine Muzzy, Principal, Grades 5-8 A Family of Faith Offices and Ministries St. Kilian Parish is a Catholic community of faith responding to the call of Jesus Christ through the proclamation of Scripture, the celebration of Eucharist, and in living the sacramental life of the Church. We are committed to responding to each other through communities and ministries of faith and love, addressing our spiritual, social and educational needs. We believe that each of us is called to be a supportive, compassionate, and caring Christian witness in Mission Viejo, the Diocese of Orange and in the world. Volume 10 Week 3 January 20, 2013 Second Sunday in Ordinary Time Sacraments
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S t . K i l i a n C a t h o l i c C h u r c h 26872 Estanciero Drive, Mission Viejo, California 92691
St. Kilian Parish is a Catholic community of faith responding to the call of Jesus Christ through the proclamation of Scripture, the celebration of Eucharist, and in living the sacramental life of the Church.
We are committed to responding to each other through communities and ministries of faith and love, addressing our spiritual, social and educational needs.
We believe that each of us is called to be a supportive, compassionate, and caring Christian witness in Mission Viejo, the Diocese of Orange and in the world.
Volume 10 Week 3
January 20, 2013
Second Sunday in Ordinary Time
Sacraments
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CHRIST CATHEDRAL
How did our future “Christ Cathedral” get its name?
The future name for our new Cathedral emerged out of a wonderful process that began with Bishop Tod Brown asking the people of the Diocese to submit to him what name would be appropriate for the new Cathedral. Over 3000 responses were received. The decision was announced at the conclusion of the ordination to the priesthood ceremony this past June. Both the simplicity and clarity of this title conveys the fact that Christ is indeed the “cornerstone” of the Church. Additionally, in light of the fact that this will be an historic transformation of a Protestant Church into a Catholic Cathedral, there is an ecumenical dimension to this title. While we sadly acknowledge the divisions in the Christian Church, the Second Vatican Council focused on the commonality of baptismal dignity that all Christians share, since all Christians are made new in Christ through the life giving waters of this Sacrament. While Christ Cathedral will indeed be the mother Church of our Diocese, its doors will be open in hospitality to all who come to experience the presence of a God who calls all to share in His life and love.
How are we going to pay for our new Cathedral and campus?
While the diocese purchased the Garden Grove Crystal Cathedral campus for $ 57,000,000 a large percentage of this money was borrowed in order to acquire the campus. Repayment as well as costs associated with preparing the site as well as renovating the Cathedral will come from various sources. The diocese intends to sell the present central administrative offices, Marywood, that is located in Orange. Proceeds from the sale of this property and buildings will help to defray the costs associated with the move to the new campus. However, the major portion of the funds will come from a Diocesan Capital Campaign that will commence in January 2013. This will be the first time that our diocese embarks on a diocesan wide capital campaign. This will be different from the yearly Pastoral Services Appeal Campaign. The goal of the upcoming Diocesan Capital Campaign will be between $ 80,000,000 to $ 100,000,000. While a certain portion of these monies will be earmarked for our new Cathedral complex, monies from the campaign will also be used to support Catholic Schools, Retired Priests as well as Catholic Charities here in the Diocese. How will the Campaign work? Aside from donations that lead donors might give to the campaign, each parish will be asked to raise one year of ordinary income that can be pledged over a four to five year period of time. For St. Kilian parish that amount will be $ 1, 316,626.00. For every dollar raised in this campaign at the parish level, 25% will return to the parish for its own needs. Any monies received over and beyond our goal, 50% will be returned to the parish for its own needs! Working with our Parish Finance Council as well as with Guidance in Giving the professional development firm that the Diocesan has retained to assist in this important campaign, a parish committee will assist in orchestrating this historic campaign here in the parish beginning in January of 2013. There will be no Pastoral Services Appeal Campaign in 2013. Monies earmarked for the 2013 PSA will be rolled into the Capital Campaign goal.
SCOUT SUNDAY Mass Celebration at St. Kilian Church
February 3rd at 9:00a.m. Come celebrate that a Scout is reverent!
All Cub Scouts, Boy Scouts, Venture Crews, Girl Scouts, and leaders (and their families) are welcome. Please wear your Class-A Uniform to Mass. Any Scouts who have received a Religious Medal will be recognized by name at Mass. If your Scout is to be recognized for their award, please contact Linda Shepard at 770-6232 or via e-mail at [email protected].
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Readings
OUR LADY OF HELP DEVOTION SATURDAY MORNINGS
8:00 AM MASS
Week of January 21, 2013
Monday Hebrews 5:1-10
Psalm 110:1-4
Mark 2:18-22
Tuesday Hebrews 6:10-20
Psalm 111:1-2, 4-5, 9-10c
Mark 2:23-28
Wednesday Hebrews 7:1-3, 15-17
Psalm 110:1-4
Mark 3:1-6
Thursday Hebrews 7:25-8:6
Psalm 40:7-10, 17
Mark 3:7-12
Friday Acts of the Apostles 22:3-16
Psalm 117:1- 2
Mark 16:15-18
Saturday 2 Timothy 1:1-8
Psalm 96:1-3, 7-8a, 10
Mark 3:20-21
Sunday Nehemiah 8:2-4a, 5-6, 8-10
Psalm 19:8, 9-10, 15
1 Corinthians 12:12-30
Luke 1:1-4; 4:14-21
Monday, January 21, 2013 6:30 AM Archimedes Gorospe &
Robert E. Healy †
9:00 AM The Olijnyk Family & Jack Coombe †
Tuesday, January 22, 2013
6:30 AM Segunda Nepomuceno &
Bienvinido Nepomuceno †
9:00 AM Gus Corcoran & Richard Collins †
Wednesday, January 23, 2013
6:30 AM Robert Scott Podraza & Agaton Galvez †
9:00 AM Casmera and Edmund Olszowka &
Mary Goh and Francis Chia †
Thursday, January 24, 2013 6:30 AM Mrs. Doctor & Archimedes Gorospe †
9:00 AM Edie Juenger & Norine Sills †
Friday, January 25, 2013
6:30 AM Felix Natividad & Mrs. Doctor †
9:00 AM Margaret Crow & Nade Hashby †
Saturday, January 26, 2013
8:00 AM Jose Noel Alfaro & Xinia Reyes †
4:00 PM Frank Ragone, James Geiger, Tom Brasher
& Alida Baach †
5:30 PM Peggy Weismair & Anthony Bartholomai †
Sunday, January 27, 2013
6:00 AM Rose M. Urso & Rose Ranno †
7:30 AM Archimedes Gorospe & Joe Joseph †
9:00 AM Anna Kurt Knee & Christopher Higgins †
10:45 AM Alicia Quinto & Gerry Bennett †
12:30 PM Dolores Lisser & Joan Knaggs †
5:00 PM The Parishioners of St. Kilian Church
FUNDRAISER COMING EVENTS February 6th, 2013—Selma’s, Ladera Ranch March, 2013—Fish Fry at St. Kilian Church April 10, 2013—Chilli’s, Mission Viejo
************* Thank you to all who participated in our monthly dining fundraiser at Don Jose’. We made $472.57 that will go toward our building fund. Thank you Don Jose’ for hosting another successful fundraising event!!
RE Class Schedule Jan. 21 NO RE, Monday MLK Holiday
Jan. 22-24 Grades 2-8
Jan. 28-31 Grades 1-4
RELIGIOUS EDUCATION OPEN HOUSE February 4-7
Parents, grandparents, brothers, sisters, friends and parishioners are invited to join us as we share with you a TYPICAL DAY in the life of a ST. KILIAN RE STUDENT. Please join us for songs, crafts, stories and various activities as each grade presents a special class just for you! Please come meet our wonderful volunteers. We invite you to participate in classroom activities and see how we spend our time together. Call our office for more details at 586-4550. 1st Grade Monday February 4 3:30-4:45 pm
2nd Grade Tuesday February 5 3:30-4:45 pm
3rd Grade Wednesday February 6 3:30-4:45 pm
4th Grade Thursday February 7 3:30-4:45 pm
5th & 6th Grade Tuesday February 5 5-6:30 pm
7th & 8th Grade Wednesday February 6 5-6:30 pm
Prayer Partners in Newtown, Connecticut St. Kilian RE children and adults signed and sent a banner to St. Rose of Lima Church in Newtown Connecticut, expressing their love and prayers for the children and adults of the parish and community of Newtown. Along with their pastor, Monsignor Weiss, Father Luke Suarez is requesting prayers as they help the people trying to deal with the tragedy that has affected all of our lives. If you are interested in sending your personal message to either the priests or the families, the address of the church is St. Rose of Lima, 46 Church Hill Road, Newtown CT 06470 c/o Father Luke Suarez. All of God’s people share in their grief and pray for comfort and healing in the days ahead.
SKY stands for St. Kilian Youth. SKY is where the teens of our parish share their faith and have lots of fun.
SKY NEWS • There is no SKY on January 20th due to the MLK
Holiday. Enjoy the long weekend!! • SKY returns on January 27th with “No Matter How
Small” - a night discussing pro-life issues. SKY meets after the 5pm Mass until 8pm in Hughes Hall.
• Do you have a heart for teenagers? Do you want to help lead them closer to Christ? Then SKY may be a great place for you to volunteer your time, talent, or treasure! SKY is looking to grow the CORE team–a group of adults (18 and up) who have a passion for youth ministry and want to give back to the teens of this parish. CORE members help out at Sunday SKY nights. We will be having a meeting for all those interested in joining the CORE on Wednesday, January 23rd at 7:00 PM. Please RSVP to the Youth Ministry office at (949) 586-7803
• If you love our teens but cannot make a commitment of your time on Sundays, please pray about giving to our ministry. SKY is currently raising funds in order to send the youth on retreat this spring, and any support is appreciated. Your donation could sponsor a teen who cannot afford retreat.
CONFIRMATION CLASSES:
Confirmation 1 Class: February 5th-Chapter 3. Confirmation 2 Class: February 12th—Chapter 13.
L.I.F.T. Ministry for Parents of High School Students will meet during Confirmation 1 Class on February 5th. The topic: “The 5 Love Language”. Come learn the different ways that people give and receive love as a strategy for more harmony in our homes. Refreshments will be served. Bring a friend. You do NOT have to have a Confirmation candidate in order to attend. All are welcome. Confirmation 2 Retreat is March 1-3, 2013. Packets will be coming home in the next two weeks.
Those who are sick: Ryan Kelly, Pam Hurley, Donald Patrick, John Lopez, Johnny W. Keenan, Edward Hack, Angeline Rutowicz, John Bodan, Carrie Bodan, Peggy Liewer, Carol Rae, Bob Brunson, Michael Vagan, Fe Alcoseba, Michael Ryan, Georgia Knott, Aggie Todd, Renie Hanlin, Sonny Davidson, Deb Hooper, Maxine Murphy, Carmen Jones, Joe Zambito, Nena Martinez, Aurura Cabrera, Larry McCamish, Laura Rodriguez, Clara Hurley, Pamela Zimmerle, Fredrick Nove, Marcelle Doueiry, Natalie Pukszta, Pat Drennen, Patrick Norris, Bob Dean, Mary Ruth Rivet, Andrew Bold, Carolyn Young, Michelle Ranbert, Lucas Olson, John Peterson, Veronica Fernandez, June Carpenter, Ashley Goetz, Ron Young, Nancy Griffith, Joan Callahan, Jack Frisch, Dorothy Ortiz, Angelina L. Reyes, Rosario Lambaren, Jennifer Collister, Ron Gryzanoski, Virginia Anderson, Jean King, Walt Matkin, Erin Lyons, Michael L., Jeanine Rojo, Melchor Rojo, Robert Rucker, Maria Olivera, Rachel Pesota, Steve Werner, Joan Smith, Dolores Rodarte, Darryl Kim, Glenda Nuque, Maria Luisa Torres, Greg Duncan Gorman, Mary Lynne Johnson, Lily Needham, Joe Blanda, Jeanne Lussier, Tom Gabriel, Virginia Fay, Joan Harcharick, Gloria Gorney, Kevyn Menges, Justin (Brick) Crabbe, Marianne Ware, Marie Kenefick, Joe Makin, Nancy Kobayashi, Gary Tebben, Thelma Bones, Marie Ward, James Derum, Keith King, Sharon Nestor.
Those who have died: Helen Mitchell, Tony Gomez, William Sawyer, Sr., Jessica Rampone Pollock, David Ashdown, Russell Riccobono, Edward M. McRae, Aguileo Flores, John H. Ferraro, Gertrude Clark, John Maggetti, Nadine Mendelson, Myles Kelly, Gloria Stakias, Mary Carosella, Patricia Nearman, Edward G. Crew, Joseph Wilkes, Blanca Vargas, Veronica Fernandez, Vel Svehla, Bette Patino, Ehren Hammer, Meghan Porter, Owen Burns, Stacy Grubbs, Doreen Morvile, Peggy Weismair, Tom Lisk, Bob Closs, Polly Gromek, Iluminada Canlas, Louis Descak, Connie de la Rosa, Mari Redding, Ernest Bruno, Eugene Stadnyk, Helen Hamilton, Joan Lyle, Diane Heitmann, Major General W. R. Quinn.
PLEASE PRAY FOR OUR MEN AND WOMEN OVERSEAS:
Afghanistan: Kevin Roepe, Caleb Ainley, Jill A. Rough, Nathaniel Crain, Erika N. Ambrose, Joey D’Augustine, Jason Pallotta, Ryan Mynard, Jordan Franco, and Adam O’Neill. Germany: Robert Blonski-Clark, Andrew Hill Isle of Crete: Richard Erk, III Okinawa: Kyle Hunt, Joshua Mansfield Korea: Matthew Plakos, Kuwait: Kyle Collins To include a family members name serving overseas, please contact: Carolyn McNamara @ [email protected].
Welcome home Bryan Csik!!
SATURDAY, JANUARY 26th 4:00 PM Greg Hansen, Jordan Bonanno, Garrett Rhorer
5:30 PM Joe, Jimmy and Reanna Liebl
SUNDAY, JANUARY 27th 6:00 AM Volunteer
7:30 AM Wyatt Thilken, Katie and Joey Myers
9:00 AM Matthew and Michael Vido & Michael Pellegrino
10:45AM Andrew and Nick Gatto &
McKenna Etheridge
12:30 NN Jack, Nicholas and Michael Alegre
5:00 PM Drew Sharp, Taryn and Sean Mack
EMERGENCY COLLECTION FOR VICTIMS OF HURRICANE SANDY Thank you for your concern to assist the victims of hurricane Sandy. There will be a special collection taken up this weekend. All donations received will be sent to Catholic Relief Services. Envelopes are in the pews.
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KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS VALENTINE DINNER DANCE
Saturday, February 9th @ 6:30 pm Hughes Hall, $25.00 per person
Tickets will be sold after all Masses starting on January 26/27. The band South Coast Rhythm will be performing. You may contact Danny @ 586-3160 with any questions.
All parishioners are invited!!
ST. KILIAN COUNCIL OF CATHOLIC WOMEN VALENTINE TEA
Friday, February 8th 11:00 am, Hughes Hall
The Council of Catholic Women invites all women to attend our Annual Valentine’s Tea to be held on Friday, February 8th. It will be catered by Kimberly Caters to You. We will begin with hot tea, then warm scones, spring salad with raspberry vinaigrette dressing, assorted tea sandwiches and breads and conclude with a choice of delectable desserts. The cost is $20.00, payable to St. Kilian CCW. Reservations must be made by February 4th, and mailed to Rosie O’Brien, 24921 Muirlands Blvd., #205, Lake Forest, Ca. 92630. Any questions, call Rosie @ 380-1972. This is a “can’t miss occasion”! See you there.
LOS ANGELES RELIGIOUS EDUCATION CONGRESS 2013
In this Year of Faith, the Congress theme “Enter the Mystery,” bids us to look with “new eyes and discover God’s creative presence woven into the fabric of our rich faith story: our beliefs, our rituals and our great spiritual traditions. Sr. Edith Prendergast, RSC
The Religious Education Congress is ready to enrich and revitalize us once more. Join us February 21st (Youth Day), February 22-24, 2013 at the Anaheim Convention Center. Congress offers a variety of opportunities for personal faith enrichment, prayer and entertainment. Don’t miss out!! Register now for this spirit-filled and enriching weekend! You may access the book on line and register by visiting: www.RECongress.org.
LAUGHLIN TRIP The Italian Catholic Federation Branch #393 will be going to Laughlin April 8-10. Staying at the River-side Hotel and Casino, plus two meals.
This year’s option will be “Man in Black, a Tribute to Johnny Cash” (second row seating).
Total price will be $99 pp or $119 single. For more information call John Pianta @ 949/831-4225
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PEANUT BUTTER AND JELLY Our Peanut Butter and Jelly Ministry is in need of bread. Donations of bread can be dropped off to the Parish Center anytime (including weekends). Thank you!!
ROSARY GROUP MONDAY NIGHT Come join us in the Parish Center at 6:00 pm for dedication to our Blessed Mother. This group has been meeting since 1979, praying spirituality, trusting in the Power of Prayer. All are welcome! Call 949-215-5177.
CHILD CARE Child Care is offered during the 9:00 am, 10:45 am and 12:30 pm Masses. Just bring your child to our beautiful Child Care room. No reservations are nec-essary!
STEPHEN MINISTRY Feeling blue?
The holidays can be a very stressful time. Everyone around you is celebrating this joyful season, and yet you feel sad. Perhaps it's the loss of a loved one or painful memories. Your heart aches to think about it. A Stephen Minister can provide extra support and a listening ear during this difficult season. You don't have to go through it alone.
If you feel a need for this kind of care, consider the Stephen Ministry. Stephen Ministers are trained, compassionate, caring Christians offering Christian friendship and concerned listening to people when they need it most. Confidentiality is the cornerstone of Stephen Ministry. To find out more about Stephen Ministry, or to receive a Stephen Minister’s care, call Kimberly Bauer at 380-8127.
EUCHARIST TO THE HOMEBOUND Eucharistic Ministers to the homebound bring the Church to those who are unable to join our community in worship. Ministers pray, share the Word, bring the Eucharist and friendship to the homebound. Please call Rosie O’Brien @ 380-1972 for more information.
GOOD SAMARITAN MINISTRY The Good Samaritan Ministry strives to assist those in our parish who are in need of transportation to Sunday Mass, doctor appointments and help with short term meal assistance. If you know of anyone who needs Good Samaritan assistance, please call Kevin Gross at 768-1890. If you are interested in becoming a Good Samaritan, call Kevin at 768-1890.
St. Kilian Church has welcomed the following children of God: Sofia Maciel Stephenson, daughter of Blaine & Eveline,
Haley Marie Hess, daughter of Don & Maggie,
Ashlynn Bannigan Russell, daughter of Kevin & Brenda,
Nicholas Bannigan Russell, son of Kevin & Brenda,
Gavin Lorenzo Sahagun Piol, son of Laurent & Grace,
Evelyn T. Tran, daughter of Joey & Thy, and
Shaelie B. Hopkins, daughter of Patrick & Caitlin.
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BIBLE STUDY FOR PEOPLE ON THE GO
January 19th & 20th, 2013 - Year C 2nd Sunday in Ordinary Time
FOCUS: The Spirit of God gives us
all the gifts we need
Today’s Readings: Isaiah 62:1-5,
Psalm 96:1-3, 7-10, 1 Corinthians 12:4-11,
John 2:1-11
QUESTION OF THE WEEK: What gifts has the Spirit given to me that I can use to nurture the Body of Christ, the Church?
REFLECTIONS ON TODAY’S READINGS Today’s readings speak of the revelation of glory, inviting all into celebration. In our first reading from Isaiah he announces the coming glory of God’s vindicated people when they return to rebuild their shattered homeland. The prophet also describes the Lord’s relationship to the people as a marriage. Our psalm is a hymn of praise to the kingship of Yahweh, as Creator, and calling upon the whole earth to sing to the Lord. In our second reading from Corinthians there is discussion about spiritual gifts. Paul emphases that these gifts are grace to all, should be used for the betterment of the whole community; and to build up the Body of Christ, the Church. In our gospel we hear the account of the wedding feast at Cana. The kingdom of God was often described as a wedding feast full of many blessings. Mary announces to Jesus there is no more wine. Jesus reminds his mother that his mission is not to fulfill human desires but God’s will. Mary tells servants to do what ever Jesus tells then to do. The transformation of water into wine symbolizes Jesus’ transformation of the old order of ritual purification and of the Torah (which water symbolized) into a new order of purification, this being through the cross (the ultimate sacrifice) and through a new teaching.
QUESTIONS FOR REFLECTION:
1. Do I truly believe that God delights in me?
2. If I were to sing a new song unto the Lord, what would it be?
3. If Paul were writing today, what would he say about division in the Body of Christ (the Church)?
Above taken from “Living the Good News” and “Justice and Mercy”
SANTA MARGARITA CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL
Open House January 22, 2013, 7:00 pm
Join the Santa Margarita community for an evening of discovery and see first hand why SMCHS ranks as one of the top high schools in the nation. Visit: www.smhs.org for additional details.
IRA CHARITABLE ROLLOVER BENEFITS EXTENSION
You have until January 31, 2013 to Qualify for a 2012 donation with this Special Tax Benefit.
This special tax break, also known as the “IRA Charitable Rollover” allows donors to make a direct distribution from their IRA account to a qualified charity—tax free.
If you have an IRA, here are two of the primary provisions to make a tax-tree distribution this year:
• You must be 70½ years of age or older when the distribution is made
• You may give up to $100,000; married couples can give $200,000.
For more information about how you can help our parish with an IRA Charitable Rollover, please consult with your financial advisor.
ST. MICHAEL’S HIGH SCHOOL ENTRANCE EXAM
Saturday, January 26th, 8:00 am St. Michael’s Prep School serves young men of moral commitment and academic potential in a Catholic, five-day boarding setting. St. Michael’s has been ranked as one of the 50 best Catholic high schools in the United States the last three years in a row. We invite you to enjoy a tour of our school and find the answers to all your questions regarding admissions. Call 949/858-0222, ext. 237 for more information.
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PARISH FINANCIALS December 2012 Budget Actual Surplus/(Shortage)
Sundays/Holy Days * $118,000 $135,060 $ 17,060 **
Capital (Pink) 25,500 35,656 10,156 **
Building Fund 42,000 68,183 26,183 **
Year To Date (July 2012 through June 2013) Sundays/Holy Days * $555,000 $555,160 $ 160
Capital (Pink) 107,500 115,449 7,949
Building Fund 124,500 154,736 30,236
* Includes Christmas
** Due to multiple one-time, year-end donations.
FREE 2012 INCOME TAX PREPARATION By appointment only
VITA Program Free Tax Help
What we do? The VITA Program offers free tax help to people who make $51,000 or less and need assistance in preparing their own tax returns. FREE tax assistance for filing BOTH Federal and California State income taxes. All our volunteers are IRS certified and we can assist with both e-filing and paper filing. The goal of our program is to help people with their taxes and educate them in the procedure of filing a return to help clarify the process and provide assistance to those who otherwise would go without aid.
What to bring? -Proof of Identification (Photo ID).
-SSN or ITIN for yourself and any spouses or dependents.
-All W-2s, 1098-Ts, 1099s (1099-MISC, 1099-INT, etc.), and Unemployment or Social Security Benefits.
-Bank accounting and routing information if you’d like to do direct deposit/withdrawal.
-Copy of last year’s return.
-If you are filing a joint return, both spouses must be present to sign the tax forms
Additional information to bring:
-If you are renting, the contact information for your landlord.
-If you pay for child dependent care, EIN or SSN of care provider you are paying.
This is for 2012 tax year only. Please call 586-4440 to set up an appointment.
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ATTENTION PARENTS Are you seeking Baptism for your child who is seven years of age or older? Please contact Marcia Burns @ 586-4440, ext. 223 or [email protected] for information on Initiation for Children and Youth.
SINGERS AND INSTRUMENTALISTS
You are invited to join the St. Kilian Music Ministry as we praise the Lord through music.
Rehearsal Times: Adult Choir: Thursdays at 7:30 p.m.
Children’s Choir: Tuesdays at 5:30 p.m.
Fil-Am Choir: Tuesdays at 7:00 p.m.
Grace Notes (young adults): Thursdays at 5:45 p.m.
Instrumental Musicians: 2nd and 4th Wednesdays at 7:00 p.m.
Shine Down (for teens in high school): Sundays at 3:30 p.m.
St. Kilian Moms’ Ministry Fall/Winter Program
Weekly Gatherings on Wednesday Following 9:00 am Mass
Upstairs in the Parish Center Light Breakfast, Coffee & Community!
FEATURING: Fr. Barron’s Catholic Study Program
Facilitated byParishioner Lisa Pellegrino
All Are Welcome... Invite your friends! Questions? Please Contact Carole Herzfeld
You are invited to join us on Monday nights to come together for fellowship and to learn more about the Catholic Faith.
This DVD series was four years in the making, and is the long-awaited evangelical work of Fr. Robert Barron, professor of theology at St. Mary of the Lake Seminary. In addition to rock solid scholarship and theology, the series is filled with beautiful cinematography that illustrates the theological points.
Fr. Barron reminds us that ours is a Church of science, art and imagery. Fr. Barron tells the message of Jesus and gives us a compelling modern example of the Gospels in practice. Fr. Barron is a true scholar and is a powerful advocate for Christianity and Catholicism.
MONDAY EVENINGS: DATES: January 28, March 4, 11, April 8, 22
PLACE: Parish Center
TIME: 7:00 pm
FACILITATED BY: Kevin, Debbie & Kiera Callahan
Seating is limited; to reserve a spot,
call Marcia @ 586-4440.
WORLD DAY OF THE SICK MASS Celebration in honor of our Lady of Lourdes
Saturday, February 9th @ 10:00 am St. Columban Church, Garden Grove
Most Rev. Kevin Vann, Principal Celebrant Mass and ceremonies for anointing the sick, laying on of hands, blessing of caregivers hands and blessing with Lourdes water.
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BIBLE LECTURE SERIES “ST. PAUL’S LETTER TO THE ROMANS”
The weekly Tuesday morning study is at 9:30 am in the Hall. Everyone is most welcome to attend. Come join us at any time! For information please call (949) 582-2761 or (949) 470-9495.
JOIN US WEDNESDAY MORNINGS! Have you ever wanted to have a better understanding of the Scripture Readings at Sunday Mass, or just wanted to have an understanding of the bible? Then please join us after the 9:00 Mass on Wednesday mornings as we come together to become familiar with
“At Home with the Word.” Questions, call David Booth @ 768-3791. This study is great for those familiar with the bible and new seekers.
EUCHARISTIC ADORATION
Every Friday Night 7:00 – 8:00 pm
Rosary, Chaplet of Divine Mercy, Benediction
CONTEMPLATIVE PRAYER GROUP We meet in the Parish Center on Thursday nights at 7:00 pm. The group prays Lectio Divina, which means we share the word in scripture at a deep and heartfelt level. This supports and encourages our spiritual life and leads us into the silence of Centering, Contemplative prayer. To answer your questions, please call Margaret Jenkins, Spiritual Director @ 949/454-6030.
SPIRITUAL DIRECTION Spiritual Direction is a Pastoral Ministry dedicated to helping a person grow toward wholeness and maturity and go deeper into their relationship with God. It happens through a one on one companionship and guidance process with a Spiritual Director who is experienced and certified by the Diocese of Orange. For more information or an appointment, please call Margaret Jenkins, Spiritual Director @ 949/454-6030 or Marie Gomez, Spiritual Director @ 949/582-0279.
THE FAMILIES OF NAZARETH Families of Nazareth is about formation. Open to all aspiring after deeper communion of life with Christ through Mary. Families of Nazareth meets on Wednesday after the 9:00 am Mass in the Parish Center. If you have any questions or need information, call Rosemary Mertz @ 714/350-2110.
MONDAY NIGHT BIBLE STUDY Thrills! Excitement! Action! Big Give-aways! -
Not really but that’s one way to get your attention. In this Year of Faith why not choose to open your heart, mind and soul to the Holy Spirit by attending a Bible study? We are studying the Gospel of Matthew, a course written by Fr James O’Bryan. O’Bryan brings the Gospel to life with his in-depth writing and vivid descriptions of the times. He challenges us to understand the context of Scripture, not only the words. We meet for about 90 minutes each Monday night at 7:00PM in the Parish Center Rooms 8 & 9. So TiVo the game and join us in real-time. Bible study is a great way to spend time strengthening your ability to discuss the essentials of our Christian beliefs with your children, family members and friends. All are welcome. Please call Tom or Denise Campione @ 949/582-7967.
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DAY OF REPARATION FOR ABORTION Tuesday, January 22nd
40th Observance of the Roe v. Wade Supreme Court Decision
In observance of the Supreme Court Decision Roe v. Wade, Bishop Vann invites all the Catholic community to observe the day as a Day of Reparation. Catholics are encour-aged to practice fasting, abstinence, and prayer on that day. Also, you are invited to Evening Prayer on Tuesday, January 22nd to pray for an end to abortion and a renewed respect for all human life in American society. The service will begin at 7:00 pm at Holy Family Cathedral. There will be witness speakers. A recep-tion will follow in the Parish Hall.
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Our Lady of Help Devotion and Respect Life Mass 9:30 am, Rosary Vigil at the Planned Parenthood Office on
La Paz/Chrisanta
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BIRTH CHOICE VOLUNTEER TRAINING
February 11th and 12th from 10 am to 5 pm Birth Choice Health Clinics is looking for men and women willing to volunteer their time and energy in our clinics. We are a non-profit, pro-life organization on the front lines of the right-to-life movement reaching out to young women and men facing unplanned pregnancies . We are looking for volunteers to work with our clients, run our parenting classes and serve as male mentors for our "Dad's Project" program. As a licensed community care clinic, we need registered nurses, nurse practitioners, RDMS-certified sonographers and medical doctors willing to donate their time and skills to provide services for our clients. We also have a mobile unit and are looking for volunteers to travel throughout Orange County as we bring our services to the streets.
The volunteer training will be February 11th and 12th at Rock Harbor Church in Costa Mesa in the Library room at their main office. If you are interested in volunteering, please contact Julia Smart at 949-364-3928 or [email protected]. Thank you for helping us serve our community!
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LENTEN MISSION 2013 PRESENTER: Fr. Jack Stoeger
Our Lenten Mission will be February 25th, 26th and 27th. Please join us as we begin our Lenten journey and draw closer to God through Christ. During “The YEAR of FAITH”, this will be an opportunity for true spiritual growth and renewal of faith, of love and Christian commitment. PRESENTER: Fr. Jack Stoeger was ordained in 1972. He has served as an associate in various and diverse parishes in the archdiocese of Los Angeles. Fr. Stoeger was the Spiritual Director of St. John’s Seminary in Camarillo. In 2005 Cardinal Mahoney named him as Director of The Cardinal Manning House of Prayer for Priests. Fr. Stoeger gives retreats, workshops for the faithful, but most importantly he is a fellow disciple on the journey.
CELEBRATING THE YEAR OF FAITH
THE THEME OF OUR MISSION IS: OUR CALL--OUR COMMUNION--OUR MISSION
A Mission is a special time of grace for a parish, a time to step aside with the Lord and be refreshed in His word. During this Lenten Mission we will hear and learn what it means to be One, Holy and Apostolic in and through the Body of Christ. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 25th: “Faith Being the Call to a Friendship Like No Other”–Faith is primarily about a Relationship with a Person: Jesus Christ—How do we develop this relationship?
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 26th: Our Friendship/Communion with Jesus leads us to Communion with Others and is celebrated in Our Banquet of Communion.: The Mass! (Enabling the Mass to be more meaningful for ourselves, our children and others).
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 27th: “The call to Give A Joy-Filled Witness to Our Faith by the Way We Live”. (The New Evangelization)
THERE WILL BE A 10:00 AM SESSION WITH A REPEAT AT 7:00 PM EACH DAY.
