Saint Angela Merici A Stewardship Parish

Rev. Michael-Dwight

Pastor Rev. Loc Tran

Parochial Vicar

Deacon Benjamin Flores Deacon Mike Shaffer

Deacons

Rev. Dan Mc Sweeney Sunday Ministry

Celebration of the Eucharist

Monday-Friday 6:30 am & 8:00 am

Saturday 8:00 am & 5:00 pm Vigil,

Sunday 7:45 am, 9:30 am, 11:15 am 12:45 Spanish & 5:00 pm

Adoration Chapel Monday-Saturday

9:00 am - 12:00 midnight Sacrament of Reconciliation

Saturday 3:30 pm or by Appointment

Office Hours

Monday - Thursday 8:00 am - 2:00 pm 4:00 pm - 8:00 pm Friday 8:00 am - 2:00 pm Saturday & Sunday 8:30 am - 12:00 Noon

First Sunday of Lent

March 5, 2017

Just as life is full of awe-inspiring and graced moments, so it is also has its moments of temptations and allurements. Some are simple like can-dy, smoking, over-eating, impatience and anger. Other times our al-lurements are more need driven which can sometimes place our per-sonal integrity in jeopardy or influence the course of events in our lives

or can produce negative effects in the life of others. The word on this First Sunday of Lent seems to lead and draw us beyond the mere symptoms of our temptations to the heart of what disposes us to the at-tractions that exert forces of negativity in our lives. Often we focus our energies on the temptations we experience rather than delve into what drives and gives impetus to the enticements of our lives. In the story of Genesis the serpent tempts Adam and Eve to ... eat the fruit of life (Genesis 2). It would certainly be easy to think the center of the story is about the “infamous apple,” and the inability of Ad-am and Eve to say “no.” It is not until we take notice of the dialogue that transpires between the tempter and Eve that we are given a different perspective. The tempter never says that the fruit of the tree is particularly good. It is Eve, not the temper, the story tells us ... that finds the fruit of the tree partic-ularly good (Genesis 2). It is Eve, not the tempter who finds the food ...pleasing and desirable (Genesis 2). What the tempter does say is: ... you certainly will not die! God knows well that the moment you eat ... your eyes will be opened and you will be like gods who know what is good and what is evil (Genesis 2). In other words, the tempter strives to convince Adam and Eve that what God was really trying to do was hold out on them! He argues that their relationship with God was insufficient and they would be “missing out on something.” In the Gospel Jesus is lead through a series of temptations that escalates with each scenario and accu-mulates when the temper displays all the kingdoms of the world before him: ... Then the devil took Jesus to a very high mountain, and showed him all the kingdoms of the world in their magnificence and said ... ‘all these I shall give you, if you will prostrate yourself and worship me’ (Matthew 4). It is clear that both the temptations of Adam and Eve and Jesus are similar. The tempter asks Adam, Eve, and Jesus to place their trust in him rather than in God. In both cases, the real temptation is not the apple nor is it ‘all the kingdoms of the world,’ as much as it is the tempter trying to pose the possibility that he has more to offer than God if they would only surrender to him. Adam and Eve succumb to their drive for more, while Jesus stands firm on the truth and tenant of life: ... we do not live on bread alone (Matthew 4). The point of the two stories is not necessarily to pit one against the other: Adam and Eve verses Jesus, as much as it is to pose the question of where our heart truly rests. Are we setting ourselves up for a “heartbreak” by grabbing the easy solution, the quick answer, the immediate satisfaction which seems so wonderful (and pleasing to the eye), but is only transitory. Adam and Eve could not perceive be-yond the relationship that they already processed with God! They believed God had “short changed” them. They were afraid they were going to “miss out on something,” so they grabbed the apple! On the other hand, Jesus was steadfast in his belief that the relationship offered to him by God would pro-vide him with everything he would need. God would look after him. Perhaps the question before us to-day is not so much the temptations that lure us (to do this or that) as much as whether we have the mistaken belief that if we follow God we are going to somehow “miss out on something” so we too reach for the apple. Maybe this First Week of Lent invites us to ask ourselves what lies behind our temp-tations that somehow move us to settle for something less than what God believes we deserve. Father Michael-Dwight 2

Reflection

MINDSETS FOR A MEANINGFUL LENT After becoming Rooted In Jesus, we explored, perhaps the deepest as-pect of our relationship with God in learning that I Matter which we cele-brated throughout the Golden Jubilee of Saint Angela Merici Parish. Then we entered into the Jubilee Year of Mercy, considering ways to surrender our right to be right, in order to deepen our relationship with God and with one another. Now Is The Time for considering another aspect of deepen-ing our "relationship" with God, one another, and ourselves by considera-tion of our spiritual mindset and clashes we might have with our cultural mindset. This exploration begins with Lent and forms our basic focus upon Relational Integrity. Relational Integrity is demonstrated by Jesus through the various tempta-tions he undergoes in his encounter with Satan and because of the power of the narrative it is easy to lose sight of one of the underlying dynamics of all the Gospel stories and the relationship of Jesus with the Father. In the temptations Jesus undergoes, he demonstrates unequivocally that his re-lationship matters more to him than anything Satan might deceitfully promise. In the temptation story of Adam and Eve in the first reading, tast-ing the apple (or being God like) is more important than honoring the rela-tionship with God. Is the "sin" eating the apple or diminishing/torching the trust, honesty, and integrity of their relationship? Throughout the season of Lent, the readings explore various relational mindsets that might help us recognize, reconcile, or renew our mindset so that we might live in rela-tional integrity with the God to whom we matter so much. Three mindsets we may touch upon in our journey through Lent might be: Righteousness, Faithfulness, and Holiness. The idea of Relational Integrity is

associated primarily with a mindset of "Faithfulness". Three aspects of that spiritual mindset are Mercy, Mutuality, and Mindfulness. We spent a whole year on Mercy, so hopefully we have learned and grown from that experience. Mutuality is basically the Golden Rule, which most of us have wrestled with our entire lives. Relationships not characterized by mutuality are commonly thought of as dysfunctional. Mindfulness is a profound spiritual process of learning to practice acceptance, gratitude, trust and surrender. Holiness in the context we will be working is basically formulating a mindset of hope, trust and joy. The difficulty for many of us is that these mindsets do not necessarily harmonize well. Jesus was constantly admonishing the mindset of Righteousness as expressed by the Scribes and Pharisees because of their hypocrisy. When one stands in judgment of others, there is a legiti-mate danger of hypocrisy. If we choose to live our lives righteously there is usually no prob-lem. However, when we apply our standard of righteousness to anyone else there can be real spiritual danger. I know people who have torched, regrettably, their relationship with family members because they needed to be "right." Pope Francis has recently indicated that even being an atheist is preferable to being a hypocrite. Is God honored by broken re-lationships? Faithfulness to the Gospel can offer some help in that regard. Lent promises to be a profound experience if we allow ourselves to look honestly at the spir-itual mindset we prefer, and examine whether our relationship with God is static, growing, or declining. May the journey be fruitful and the experience rewarding. Chuck Andersen 3

Lent at Saint Angela Merici Wednesday, March 1-Ash Wednesday-A Day of Fast of Abstinence Ashes distributed during the 6:30 & 8:00 AM Eucharists and at the

Liturgy of the Word @ Noon & 5:00 PM in English & 7:00 PM in Spanish/Español Friday, March 3

School Stations of the Cross-10:00 AM Knights of Columbus Lenten Fish Fry-Olson Hall-5:30 PM

Stations of the Cross/Via Cruxis-6:30 PM in English; 7:00 PM in Spanish/Español Saturday, March 4-XLT

Adoration-7:00 PM Saturday Vigil, March 4/Sunday, March 5-First Sunday of Lent

5:00 PM Eucharist-Rite of Election & 12:45 PM Eucaristía-Rito de Elección Friday, March 10

School Stations of the Cross-10:00 AM Knights of Columbus Lenten Fish Fry-Olson Hall-5:30 PM

Stations of the Cross/Via Cruxis-6:30 PM in English; 7:00 PM in Spanish/Español Saturday Vigil, March 1-March 11 & Sunday, March 12-Day

Second Sunday of Lent & Light Savings Time Begins 12:45 PM- Rito de Envío y Mano a Mano & 5:00 PM-Hand in Hand

Friday, March 17-Saint Patrick’s Day School Stations of the Cross-10:00 AM

Knights of Columbus Lenten Fish Fry-Olson Hall-5:30 PM Stations of the Cross/Via Cruxis-6:30 PM in English; 7:00 PM in Spanish/Español

Saturday Vigil, March 18/Sunday, March 19-Third Sunday of Lent 7:45 & 11:15 AM Eucharists-Rite of Sending

12:45 PM Primer Escrutinio & 5:00 PM Sunday Evening-First Scrutiny Saturday, March 20-Feast of Saint Joseph-First Day of Spring Monday, March 20-Rite of Election-Saint Joseph, Placencia

Friday, March 24 School Stations of the Cross-10:00 AM

Knights of Columbus Lenten Fish Fry-Olson Hall-5:30 PM Stations of the Cross/Via Cruxis-6:30 PM in English; 7:00 PM in Spanish/Español

Saturday, March 25-Feast of the Annunciation Saturday Vigil, March 25-Fourth Sunday of Lent-Laetare Sunday

5:00 Saturday Vigil-Second Scrutiny Lenten Days of Renewal-5:00 PM Eucharist-Father Emon O’Gorman

The Sacrament of Reconciliation (Confessions) after all Eucharists this weekend) Sunday, March 26-Fourth Sunday of Lent-Laetare Sunday

Lenten Days of Renewal-Father Emon O’Gorman-All Eucharists The Sacrament of Reconciliation (Confessions) after all Eucharists this weekend

9:30 AM Parish-School Family Eucharist 12:45 PM- Cuaresma Días de Renovación-Diácono Martin Ruiz

Después de La Misa, La Confesión Monday & Tuesday, March 27 & 28

Lenten Days of Renewal-Father Emon O’Gorman-7:00 PM-Church (Monday) Adoration (Tuesday) Ritual Rite-Church

Cuaresma Días de Renovación-Diácono Martin Ruiz-7:00 PM-Oson Hall (Lunes) Adoración (Martes) Rito Ritual)-Iglesia

Friday, March 31 School Stations of the Cross-10:00 AM

Knights of Columbus Lenten Fish Fry-Olson Hall-5:30 PM Stations of the Cross/Via Cruxis-6:30 PM in English; 7:00 PM in Spanish/Español

Saturday Vigil, April 1/Sunday, April 2-Fifth Sunday of Lent 12:45 Tercer Escrutinio & 5:00 Sunday Evening-Third Scrutiny

Friday, April 7 School Stations of the Cross-10:00 AM

Knights of Columbus Lenten Fish Fry-Olson Hall Stations of the Cross/Via Cruxis-6:30 PM in English; 7:00 PM in Spanish/Español

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Lenten Days of Renewal at Saint Angela Merici

Sunday, March 26th—Tuesday, March 28th Father Emon O’Gorman will be our English Presenter for our Lenten Days of Renewal. He will speak at all the masses on Sunday, March 26th and will be present on Monday, March 27th and Tuesday, March 28th at 7 PM - Church (English). On Monday there will be Adoration and on Tuesday we will close our Parish Retreat with a Special Prayer Service. We are blessed this Lent! Both our English and Spanish Lenten Pre-senters have chosen the same dates to be with us! So this Lent, our entire parish will be on retreat at the same time as a Faith Commu-nity! Mark your calendars. More particulars and information will be shared soon!

Días de Cuaresma Renovación En Sta Angela Merici

Domingo, 26 de marzo– martes, 28 de marzo Diácono Martin Ruiz será nuestro presentador en Español para nuestros dias de renovación Cuaresmal. El estará con nosotros el domingo 26, de marzo durante la Mísa de 12:45pm, y estará presente el lunes 27, de marzo y martes 28, a las 7 PM en el Salon Parroquial (Español). El Lunes habra adoración y el Martes cerraremos nuestro Retíro Parroquial con una Oración Especial. Estamos bendecidos en esta Cuaresma tanto con nuestro presentadores de cuaresma en Ingles como en Español, fueran elegido las mismas fechas para estar con nosotros! En esta Cuar-esma, toda nuestra parroquia estará en retiro al mismo tiempo como una comunidad de Fe! Marque su calendario. Habrá más información mas adelante.

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One of the most exceptional aspects of Saint Angela Merici is the feeling of welcome and belong-ing: We are part of something much greater than any one person. Our parish connects us as neighbors, a community, and as a People of God and followers of Christ. The dedication of our people, the gifts, time, talent, and treasure that are shared so generously have created a faith community that is vibrant, alive, and filled with the Spirit of Christ. Your Stewardship support for the Pastoral Services Appeal last year has allowed our Diocese to continue to foster the many ministries of Faith Formation, Outreach, and social and community ac-tivities. We were also able to continue to foster the ministries of our parish particularly with our par-ish outreach (Bread of Angels and the ACT Office) and our Youth, Jr. High, and Young Adult Minis-tries, (Steubenville, Pets for Vets, Winter Wonderland, Spiritual and Personal Growth Evenings for youth and young adults, and Adoration and Prayer and Praise evenings) which our parishioners have always held as a very high priority at each Parish Assembly in the last ten years. In addition, we were able to enhance and complete many upgrades of our site that were in need of our at-tention after fifty years: Complete the roof work in Saint John Vianney and in the Parish Center Of-fices as well as replace the air condition/heat systems, resurface and stripe the black-top of the parking lot on Fir Street, provide special parking spaces for our seniors for easy access to the church for mass, the care and enhancement of our landscaping and the painting of our site. We are currently in the process of completing the work on our Roland Digital Grand Piano and review-ing the options for an organ since the original instrument, because of age was evaluated as an extreme fire hazard. Repairing the organ would be more than purchasing another, and if moved (as planned to the Choir Area) would take up over half of the space needed for our choirs). Final-ly, we are in contact with the Diocese of Orange and the City of Brea to move forward with the LED Parish Signage on Walnut Avenue. These are a few of our projects that have transpired be-cause of your support and care. Our vision for this PSA 2017 is to continue to support our Youth, Jr. High, and Young Adult Ministries and to supplement the purchase of an organ for our parish. It is our belief that Saint Angela Merici has consistently been generous stewards when specific en-deavors or projects for ministry and the life of the parish are warranted, so it is important to listen to your heart as we begin PSA 2017. Your pledge is very important to the work, ministry, and the growth of our parish. This year’s presenters, Susie and Dave Beas, Chris Blake, and Carolyn Lamka will share their own personal faith journey and how Saint Angela Merici has enabled them and their families to embrace more intimately their Catholic-Christian identity. As you reflect on your pledge, remember all stewardship is returned to our parish once we have met our pledge-goal of One Hundred and Two Thousand Dollars) $102,000.00 This year we are asking for each person (family) to pledge $400.00 (Four Hundred Dollars) which is about $33.00 a month or approximately $8.25 a week. You may pledge on the envelopes provided in the pews or on the parish website or you may want to take a pledge envelope home and pray and discern about your stewardship support. Your response to God’s generosity will certainly be evident in the experience of Church at Saint Angela Merici. Please pledge. Pledge now. Pledge to make a difference. Pledge to witness to your gratefulness to God and the desire to see us continue to faithfully fulfill our Gospel-mission as a Parish Faith Community. Now is the Time! Father Michael-Dwight

Parish Life

2016 Tax Statement Request Online givers can access your own account by go-ing to stangelachurch.org “Online Giving” Parish ID #________________________________ Name (Print)_______________________ Address_______________________________

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ASH WEDNESDAY AND

LENT During the Season of Lent all Fri-days during Lent are days of ab-stinence in which we are to refrain from meat and meat products. Celebrate the Fridays of Lent with fel-low parishioners at the Knights of Columbus Fish Fry be-ginning at 5:30 PM, followed by Stations of the Cross at 6:30 PM in English and 7:00 PM in Spanish in the church.

Breakfast & Travel Club El Capitan Theatre and Hard Rock Cafe Join us for a trip to the world famous El Capitan Theatre in Hollywood for a showing of the new live action mov-ie “Beauty and the Beast” on Thursday, March 23. We will be leaving St. Angela’s at 9:00 AM and returning at approximately 3:30 PM the cost is $67.00 per person which includes transportation, a ticket to the show and lunch at the Hard Rock Café. For more info and to reg-ister for this trip pick up a flier in the Parish Center Office or call Mary Cobb at 714/883-1996 or Gene Passafiume at 714/287-8177.

Youth Ministry Events Join us every Thursday Night at 7 PM! Registration for Steubenville Youth Confer-ence has begun! Please turn in your $75

deposit to save your spot! Any questions feel free to call Liz Serna @ 714/332-8169.

Hand-In-Hand Family Support & Resource

Services Mano a Mano Recursos y Servísos

De Apoyo a la famílía On Sunday, March 11th, a representative from the Restor-ative Justice Ministry will be at Saint Angela Merici at the 12:45 PM Spanish Eucharist and at the 5:00 PM Sunday Evening Eucharist to speak about providing support, assis-tance, and advice about helping raising youth involved in high-risk behavior as well as provide training designed to give parents the skills needed to implement responsi-ble parenting, create healthy families , and restore and bring healing to struggling and broken family relation-ships. Deacon Martin Ruiz will be the Presenter at the Spanish Eucharist and Fred LaPuza will be the speaker at the Sunday Evening Eucharist. Do not miss this wonderful opportunity to strengthen the relationships in your family! El domingo, 11 de Marzo, un representante del Ministe-rio de Justicia de la Restauración estará en Santa Án-gela Merici en la misa de las 12:45 de la tarde en Espa-ñol y también en la Misa de las 5:00 de la tarde en In-gles para hablarnos sobre como proveér apoyo, asis-tencia, y consejo sobre como ayudar a criar jóvenes involucrados en comportamiento de alto riesgo, así como proveér entrenamiento designado para darles a los padres las habilidades necesarias para imple-mentar la crianza responsable, crear familias saluda-bles, y restaurar y traer sanación a las relaciones fami-liares que luchan y que están rotas . El Diacono Martin Ruiz será el Presentador en la Eucaristía de Español y Fred LaPuza será el predicador en la Eucaristía del do-mingo en Ingles en la noche. No se pierdan esta opor-tunidad maravillosa para fortalecer las relaciones en nuestra familia!

MARRIED COUPLES know it takes more than the “Luck of the Irish” to make a great marriage. It takes commitment, communication and a constant decision to love. A Mar-riage Encounter weekend enhances every couple’s ability to live those

qualities. Upcoming weekend dates are March 24-26 and May 19-21. To receive a brochure or for more information, visit our website at www.ocwwme.org. or contact John & Maggie Lee at 714/873-5136 or lee4wwme@att.net.

Friday Night with Friends during Lent Friday Night with Friends will be held again on March 3rd, the first Friday Lent and every following Friday of Lent EXCEPT GOOD FRIDAY. So we hope to see you on March 10th, 17th, 24th and 31st as well Friday April 7th in Olson Hall where we’ll be serv-ing from 5:30 to 7:30 PM. Come in out and enjoy a quiet couple of hours and some good food along with your family, friends and fellow parishioners. Have a delicious fish dinner – in-cluding Fish Tacos for Lent - with your choices of sides and maybe add a glass of wine or a cold beer. Then add an excellent desert served by members our Youth Group to earn funds to go to Steubenville. Senior and family discounts are offered. We look forward to seeing you!

Adult Faith Formation AFF Sessions Faith Sharing- - All adults and parents of children preparing for Confirmation or First Eucharist the next sessions are: (credit for session attendance) Wednesday, March 8, 2017 7:15-8:45PM Wednesday, March 15, 2017 7:15-8:45PM Wednesday, March 22, 2015 7:15-8:45PM *Same Presentation Journey of Faith - Adults preparing for Baptism, Eucharist and/or Confirmation the next sessions are: (all adults are welcome to join the conversation!) Wednesday, March 8, 2017 6:00-7:15PM Sunday, March 12, 2017 10:45AM-12:15PM* Wednesday, March 15, 2017 6:00-7:15PM* *Same Presentation Coming in Lent! All adults are invited! Parents you will receive credit for attendance. “Saying Yes: Discovering & Responding to God’s Will in Your Life” Fr. Albert Haase DVD Series Friday, March 10, 7:00-8:30 PM Friday, March 17, 7:00-8:30 PM Friday, March 24, 7:00-8:30 PM Space is limited so please RSVP with Andrea Draper at 714/529-1821 ext 136 OR amd.stangela@gmail.com.

Faith Formation Confirmation

Rite of Confirmation-Saturday May 6, at 10:00 AM (students will need to arrive no later than 9:15). Details will be discussed at the Rite Rehearsal on April 4, at 3:30 PM in the church.

Confirmation 1 Fall - Confirmation 1 Fall-Class #8-March 8th at 7:15-8:45 PM in Olson Hall Confirmation 2 - Sunday, Mar. 12th class 7:00-8:30 PM at your assigned location, Tuesday, Mar. 14th class 7:00-8:30 PM at your assigned location, Wednesday, Mar. 15th class 7:00-8:30 PM at your assigned location. Confirmation 2 the next XLT will be March 4th, from 6:30-9:30 PM in Olson Hall. We will also host a retreat reunion that evening. If you have any questions please contact Kristi @ 714/332-8117.

Young Adult Faith Formation Here are some upcoming dates for our Young Adults: Today, March 5th, in the Youth Room at 4:00 pm to 4:45 pm (Baptism) March 12th, in the Youth Room at 4:00 pm to 4:45 pm (Baptism) We will be attending 5 PM Mass together after our meeting. If you are a young adult and would like to receive your sacraments please call Kristi at 714/332-8117.

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Liturgy and Worship St. Angela Merici Community extends its prayers and care for the following intentions: The Sick, Homebound, and those in Skilled Nursing Facilities: Moliver Casado, Carlos Pineda, Andre Lauw, William Sheedy, Frances Hunter, Silvia Alvarez-Loya and J. Richey. The Deceased of our Community: Jackie Cross, Jesus Gallardo Frausto, Maria Flores, Juan Mumar, Doris Dínsmore, Dominic Trapasso, Edward Remley, Nevada Kay Nootbaar, Jacqueline Anne Cross and George Adam Deerr.

Our Community Eucharist Intentions for the Week Monday 03/06 6:30 AM Igne Belselfield (D) 8:00 AM Josh Valentino (L) Tuesday 03/07 6:30 AM Maria Aleza (D) 8:00 AM Robert Butner (D) Wednesday 03/08 6:30 AM Winston Barrie D) 8:00 AM Stella Bonsol (D) Thursday 03/09 6:30 AM Special Intention 8:00 AM Calvin (L)

If you have Celiac, Gluten Free hosts are available. Please see the Presider prior to Eucharist and he will make arrangements and explain the process so you will have a gluten-free host served to you at

Connecting with Saint Angela Merici — Welcome! New? Visiting? Interested? Are you visiting for the first time? Are you interested in knowing more about the ministries and ac-tivities at Saint Angela Merici Parish and Parish School? Please check our Parish and School Web-site: www.stangelabreachurch.org. Register! Are you a Catholic or non-Catholic attending Eucharist at Saint Angela Merici, yet have not regis-tered? Join us! Why Register? Saint Angela Merici is a vibrant parish offering many avenues for ministry, connecting with other parishioners and personal and community spiritual growth opportunities. We would love to get to know you and inform you of our various activities, groups, and events going on at our parish and school. Please pick up a Registration Form by the Baptismal Font or go online to register at www.stangelabreachurch.org. We look forward to connecting with you!

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Gospel of Life Holy Hour

Thursday, March 9, 7- 8 PM in the Chapel

Please join us before the Blessed Sacrament to pray for the safety of babies in the womb and for all the disadvantaged and elderly who suffer from neglect. For info, contact Joan Hosek at 714/983-7560.

Friday 03/10 6:30 AM Walter Bozek (D) 8:00 AM Samantha Moreno (L) Saturday 03/11 8:00 AM Luz Venzon (D) 5:00 AM Felicidad Solon (D) Sunday 03/12 7:45 AM Juan Mumar (D) 9:30 AM Yolanda McCargar (D) 11:15 AM The Community of St. Angela 12:45 PM Justin Soto (D) 5:00 PM Lou Tjahjadi (D)

29th Evening Adoration: John Garcia (714)529-1592 Active Christians Today (A.C.T.): Maria Fulton, Coordinator (714)529-6776 x 142 Yarmniz Garcia (714)529-6776 x 144 Jan Zylla (714)529-6776 x 143 Adoration Ministry: Dave Engels (714)992-1306 Administrative Assistant / SP-Weddings & Quinceñeras: Ana Rodriguez (714)529-1821 x 110 Adult Faith Formation & RCIA Andrea Draper (714)529-1821 x 136 Altar Server Ministry: Cynthia Weiner (714)529-8271 Erin Johnnie (714)256-9323 Audio / Visual Ministry: Ron Sled (714)803-1224 Baptism Preparation: Andrea Draper - English (714)529-1821 x 136 Jose Lopez - Spanish (562)697-0650 Susie Beas (714)356-5004 Bereavement Support Group: Deacon Mike (714)309-2933 Bible Study: Andrea Draper (714)529-1821 x 136 Bodas Comunitarias: Deacon Benjamin Flores (714)240-1289 Boy Scouts : Christian Lising (714)906-9276 Bread of Angels Ministry (Saturday Hospitality): Phil Vasquez (714)390-1208 Centering Prayer Terry Saenz (657)278-3823 Children’s Faith Formation/ High School RCIA: Leticia Garcia (7140529-1821 x134 Children’s Liturgy of the Word William & Karen Mangold (714)261-1365 Church Sacristan Ministry: Rebeca Rodriguez (714)256-0638 Franz & Lanny Liem (714)529-1821 Carolyn Lamka (714)441-1278 Gloria Pena (714)879-0639 Chrissy Spittell (714)529-8893 Confirmation Faith Formation: Kristi Biederman (714)529-1821 x 117 Consejo de San Pablo - (Spanish Worship) : Leticia Garcia (714)529-2337 Coros Unidos: Rafael Bucia (714)529-1821 Cub Scouts: Greg Marick (714)317-6060 Detention Ministry: Jan Urban (714)423-5802 Ejercito Azul (Spanish Rosary): Lola Flores (562)694-5878 Emergency Resource Response Ministry: George Ullrich (714)267-6132 Empezar de Nuevo Carmela Gutierrez (714)770-7770 Encuentro Matrimonial: Guillermo & Rosoella Martinez (562)697-1321 Environment: Irma Gonzales (714)612-2853 Corina Pineda (562)972-2165 Dinora Cardenas (562)500-7000 Evangelization / Apologetics Steve Allevato (714)746-3677 Facilities - Master Calendar: (714)529-1821 Finance: Lisa Connell (714)529-1821 x 111 Finance Council: Dennis Dascanio (714)680-6202 Formación de Fe para Niños: Leticia Garcia (714)529-1821 x 134 Girl Scouts: Amy Hinz (562)253-8901 Gospel Of Life Council / Ushers: Phil Vasquez (714)390-1208

Guerreros de Yahve: Eloy Cabrera (562)340-3599 Grupo de Oración: John Garcia (714)529-1592 Healing Eucharist / Charismatic Prayer Group: Jude Catania (714)525-8539 Eucaristía de Jóvenes Sonia Villanueva (562)612-5622 Junior High Faith Formation Lety Garcia (714)529-1821 x 147 Knights of Columbus: Phil Kiefer (714)315-8882 Las Posadas: Gloria Wade (714)529-5513 Lectors & Eucharistic Ministers: Steve Allevato (714)746-3677 Marian Rosary / Sacred Heart Hour : Joan Hosek (714)983-7560 Marriage Encounter: John & Maggie Lee (714)873-5136 Mass Buddies: Jeff Draper (714)981-5967 Men’s Group: John Cushing - Fellowship (714)213-1953 Frank Locaino - Recon (714)944-6946 Ministerio de Hospitalidad: Tano Gonzales (714)225-3540 Ministerio Liturgico Maria Figueroa (714)255-8365 Monaguillos / Grupo Mikael: Jose & Teresa Macias (714)255-0928 Parish Life: Sue de Grasse (714)529-1821 x 126 Parish Bulletin: Bulletin.stangela@gmail.com Parish Website & Parish Apps (714)612-8384 Pastoral Council: Nick Pulone (714)674-0650 Pastoral Care Council: Bob Lanphar (714)809-8753 Restorative Justice (Detention Ministries): Jan Urban (714)879-7663 Sagrada Familia: Jesus Flores (562)753-4659 Parish School ( Principal ): Nancy Windisch (714)529-6372 Sick, Elderly, & Homebound: Bob Lanphar (714)809-8753 Spiritual Direction Mrs. Ceci Witchey, OP (714)993-6117 Stewardship / Travel Club Gene Passafiume (714)524-2874 Virgen Peregrina: Rebeca Rodriguez (714)256-0638 Weddings and Quinceañeras: Gloria Knapp (714)990-2483 Yolanda Orozco (323)350-4310 Welcome, Fellowship & Hospitality: Peter Toller (714)528-4305 Women’s Group P.A.L.S.: Gloria Pena - AM (714)879-0639 Donna Schafer - PM (714)990-8414 Worship Council: Chuck Andersen (858)539-3531 Worship Ministry: Chuck Andersen (858)539-3531 Sue de Grasse (714)529-1821 x 126 Mike Neis (714)528-6770 Nancy Peralta (714)906-0590 Eric LeVan - Accompanist (714)313-9656 Sydney Alcaraz - Youth (714)529-1821 x 115 Jenna Cushing - Youth (714)529-1821 x 115 Young Adults RCIA - Spanish: Hans Inocente (714)323-5603 Youth, Young Adult, Jr. Hgh & S.A.M. School: Danny Serna (714)529-1821 x 115 Liz Serna (714)529-1821 x 169 Youth High School RCIA– English: Shannon Trott (562)217-5239

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