MISSION STATEMENT St. Luke the Evangelist Parish is a Roman Catholic Community dedicated to carrying out the Gospel message of Our Lord Jesus Christ. Our mission is to - welcome, evangelize and educate; provide spiritual nourishment; promote Christian values; foster peace and justice; encourage service to others. 5605 Cloverly Ave., Temple City, CA 91780 • (626) 291-5900 • www.stluketemplecity.org Catholic Community FIFTEENTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME July 11, 2021 SAINT LUKE THE EVANGELIST “Truth shall spring out of the earth, and justice shall look down from heaven.” — Psalm 85:12
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MISSION STATEMENTSt. Luke the Evangelist Parish is a Roman Catholic Community dedicated to carrying out the Gospel
message of Our Lord Jesus Christ. Our mission is to - welcome, evangelize and educate; provide spiritual nourishment; promote Christian values; foster peace and justice; encourage service to others.
5605 Cloverly Ave., Temple City, CA 91780 • (626) 291-5900 • www.stluketemplecity.org
Catholic CommunityFIFTEENTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
July 11, 2021
SAINT LUKE THE EVANGELIST
“Truth shall spring out of the earth, and justice shall look down from heaven.”
Sunday Mass (In person)6:30 am • 8:30 am • 10:30 am10:30 am Mass is live streamed.
www.stluketemplecity.org
WEEKDAY MASSES9:00 am (In-person)
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PARISH INFORMATION
Please submit information by the Monday before the publication date;
printed as space allows.
Content Submission Deadline
July 18 Bulletin: Due Monday, July 12
Please deliver submissions to the Pastoral Office or send to [email protected].
Scripture Reflection
PARISH STEWARDSHIP NEWSWeekly Offering As we navigate through these unprecedented times we appreciate your continued support with your weekly offering for our parish operations. Please know your contribution is vital to our mission as a church.
We have a small budget and need to continue paying our bills. Contributions can be mailed to the Pastoral Office, dropped in the office mailbox, or contributed through our online giving program. Visit www.stluketemplecity.org for details. You can call Vanco at 1-800-675-7430 Monday-Friday between 6:00 am and 4:00 pm to make your contribution as well (Our parish client ID is ES11182).
Thank you for your generous support!
National Needs Combined Collection NEXT WEEKEND, July 17-18, is the collection for the National Needs Combined Collection. This collection makes it possible to continue strengthening Catholic faith, values and education through the Catholic Communication Campaign’s television, radio and print messages. It helps support some of the poorest dioceses in the country that depend on annual collections.
Through vital evangelization programs, the Black and Indian Home Mission provides aid to some of the neediest African-American and Native American communities. It enables them to insure the highest standards of Catholic education through The Catholic University of America, which provides an academically rigorous education to nearly 7,000 students each year. Every donated dollar directly supports financial aid for students from dioceses across the country, including ours.
Your generosity will help us spread the Good News! Envelopes are in the pews. Please make checks payable to St. Luke Church. Donations may be deposited in the regular collection.
Jesus in the gospel instructed His Apostles to make no provisions for their missionary work. Because the Lord Himself provides
well for them through the people they serve. The Lord wanted them to trust in His Divine Providence.
If the apostles would teach the people to trust in the Lord, they first have to practice what they preach. So, the Lord’s instruction is clear: to take nothing for the journey but a walking stick— no food, no sack, no money in their belts. They were, however, to wear sandals but not a second tunic.
His instruction also means that they take only Jesus in their missionary work. If they were to proclaim the Good News in the name of Jesus, they must carry nothing else and no one else but Jesus.
Our Lord knew well that there is a human weakness to rely solely on oneself and to be in control of every situation so as to gain success. Jesus wanted them to realize that since they would be proclaiming Him, they had to take only Him so that people would receive no one else but the Lord.
When we come together to celebrate the Lord every Sunday and receive His Word and His Body and Blood, He then sends us out like the apostles at the end of the Mass to share Him to others, especially to those who have fallen away from the faith.
Pastoral Office • (626) 291-5900
My Dear Parishioners,
I thank God for being appointed as your new administrator. I am excited to begin our journey together as we grow in faith and holiness when we celebrate His wonderful and abiding presence in His Word and in the Sacraments.
I am grateful to all of you because since the beginning of this month you have made me feel so welcomed and accepted in your faith community. I saw then how blessed and beautiful our community is here at St. Luke’s. I am humbled to succeed my classmate, Fr. Mark Strader, who had been your pastor and shepherd for the past twelve years. I intend to continue and build on all the great things that he has accomplished here with you.
To give you a short background of myself, I was born in the Philippines in a family of seven children. I am the youngest of the seven children. After graduating from Sta. Clara Parochial School, I entered Our Lady of Guadalupe High School Seminary in response to God’s call to the priesthood. Then I continued my seminary formation as a college seminarian in San Carlos Major Seminary in Makati, Rizal.
In February 1987 just after the Peaceful Revolution in EDSA, I migrated to Los Angeles to continue my seminary formation in St. John’s Seminary in Camarillo. After 4 years of theological studies I was ordained on June 8, 1981 by Cardinal Roger Mahony in St. Vibiana’s Cathedral in Los Angeles with eleven other deacons, two of which are known to you – Fr. Mark Strader and Fr. Paul Vigil. My first assignment as a parochial vicar was St. Anthony Church in Oxnard. Then I was transferred to St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Church in Rowland Heights. My next assignment as a parochial vicar was Sacred Heart Church in Lincoln Heights. In 2005 I was appointed as administrator of Sacred Heart Church in Altadena. In July 2007 I was transferred to St. Anthony Church in El Segundo to serve as administrator for the first two years and was later installed as its pastor for the next twelve years.
I enjoy leading pilgrimages to many pilgrim sites, especially the Holy Land and Lourdes, France. I also enjoy organizing retreats and days of prayers. I also like spiritual and inspirational readings, cooking, designing liturgical environments, and writing plays – one of which is Fides Ecclesiae – Faith of the Church, based on the lives of St. Kateri Tekakwitha and St. Pedro Calungsod and the most recent religious and Catholic play ever presented in Hollywood Pantages on February 10, 2010.
This past year was a very sad and challenging one because I lost my mother, Elena who was 92 years old on September 21, 2020 in Sylmar, California. Then in April 2021 I lost my eldest brother, Rodrigo in the Philippines after suffering from COVID-19 in just two days. With the help and support of my friends and parishioners in Saint Anthony Church in El Segundo, I was encouraged to accept these tragedies with hope and trust in the Lord. I believe that the daily 3 pm Divine Mercy Holy Hour which I started in my former parish in March 2020, at the beginning of the lockdown, was a great source of strength and grace for me and for others as well.
I look forward to meeting you as we continue to support and strengthen each other in facing the challenges of this present difficult time. I assure you of my prayers for you and your intentions as your spiritual father, especially commending to Christ’s Unfathomable Divine Mercy at every Mass your own and your family’s spiritual needs. God bless you!
Fr. Robert
~ A Message from Fr. Robert ~
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ANNOUNCEMENTSYouth Ministry Paper Drive FundraiserThe Paper Drive Bin for recycled items will be on campus TODAY, Sunday, July 11, 8:00 am-7:00 pm, in the North Parking Lot. Newspapers, books, magazines and cardboard boxes are welcome. Questions? Contact Ivonne Melendrez at (626) 291-5900 ext. 232.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
New Linen Care Schedule AvailableThe new Linen Care Schedule is available for pick up in the Pastoral Office for those who assist in this ministry. The new schedule begins July 4 and is calendared through the end of the year. If you have any questions or would like to help, please contact Martha Figueroa at (626) 232-7053 or [email protected].
Choirs to Return! Dear Parishioners: It is with great joy after a period of discussion, following the recent lifting of many Covid restrictions by the Archbishop, that both our St. Luke Singers and Lightshine Choirs (as it stands) will be returning to rehearsals for a period of "rebuilding" starting in late September and will be returning to leading us in song at their respective Masses on Sunday, Oct. 17!
To that end, Lightshine Choir continues to host the last of our weekly Virtual Scripture Study on Zoom through Thursday, July 29. These last weeks will prove to be particularly informative and social in nature, and you are most heartily invited to attend!
All parishioners interested in joining us on Zoom (or for our upcoming season in late September ending in July of 2022), please contact Choir Director/Organist, Justin Senneff at [email protected].
MASS INTENTIONSWeek of July 11, 2021
Sunday, July 11
6:30 am Kim JohnSt. Luke Parishioners
8:30 am Rosemary MasciarelliGino & Vito PetrelliWilfredo Mandejado-SI
10:30 am Juanito MejiaDeborah LodwickJohn Dau-SI
Monday, July 12
9:00 am J.A. SimonDonna Simon
Tuesday, July 13
9:00 am Donna Simon
Wednesday, July 14
9:00 am St. Luke Parishioners
Thursday, July 15
9:00 am All Souls in Purgatory
Friday, July 16
9:00 am All Souls Memorial
Saturday, July 17
5:30 pm Joe SteinwinterEmilia & Modesto Torrijos
Sunday, July 18
6:30 am Kim JohnFrank Anthony PonnetSt. Luke Parishioners
8:30 am Rosemary MasciarelliDebbie LodwickDavid Haro
10:30 am George ZabalaMichael Kunz
NEWS and NOTES
Registration for our 2021-2022 Religious Education Program is now open. Our programs include Preschool, Family Catechesis, and Youth/Adult Confirmation. The 2021-2022 Program Packet is available at www.stluketemplecity.org (under the Faith Formation tab).
Registration forms and the deposit are due to the Pastoral Office by September 10, 2021. A member of the Religious Education Office will contact you once the registration materials and deposit are received. God bless you and your family.
Questions? Please contact: Barbara Hansen, Director of Religious Education(626) 291-5900 Ext. 227 or (213) [email protected]
2021-2022 Program Registration
Healing ServiceSt. Luke Parish will offer a Healing Service on Sunday, Aug. 15, following the 10:30 am Mass for the victims of Covid-19 and those who passed during the pandemic.
Parishioners will have the opportunity to place a ribbon with the name of their loved one on an image of Mary, Undoer of Knots, during the service. Please e-mail or call the Pastoral Office ([email protected] or (626) 291-5900) with the name of your loved one you lost during the pandemic. You can pick up the ribbon at Church before the service.
Pastoral Office • (626) 291-5900
PARISH REOPENING UPDATES
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Updates as of July 6, 2021• New Location: Drive-thru Confessions are held outdoors on Saturdays at 10:00 am, weather permitting. Drive into the South Church Parking Lot from Cloverly Avenue where you will approach the priest who will hear your brief confession from outside the passenger side of the car. If there are multiple people in the car, the passenger/s may exit and stand at a safe distance and we will come to them after hearing the driver’s confession. Drive out through the exit off of Broadway Street.
Updates as of July 4, 2021• For those who wish to receive Communion on the tongue at Mass, please be last in Father’s line, as he will sanitize in between each tongue communicant.
• The Parish Office is open to the public Monday-Friday, 8:00 am-5:00 pm (Update - The office is no longer closed for lunch.). Items can also be left in office mailbox.
• The Adoration Chapel (located in the Pastoral Office) has reopened. Hours: 8:00 am-4:30 pm. All are welcome to attend a Holy Hour of Devotion weekdays (Mon.-Thurs.) at 3:00 pm. In-person or Online. Live streamed on Facebook @StLukeParishTC, on Youtube.com (Channel: Fr. Robert Victoria) and via Twitter @fsvic3.
Ongoing:• For those who are vaccinated, masks and physical distancing are no longer required on parish property for Mass, in the Adoration Chapel, during Drive-thru Confessions, or visiting the Pastoral Office. Masks will continue to be required for those who are unvaccinated and cannot physically distance from those not in your household.
We ask that everyone respects the comfortability and vulnerabilities of our fellow parishioners as we transition out of the Pandemic and respect their decisions to continue mask wearing and distancing.
• Music Issues and Missalettes will return to the church pews and not to be taken home, but shared at liturgies (It is not necessary to return the old missalettes you may have; please recycle or save for when the recycling bin is on the church property on July 11.).
• Liturgical singing is allowed.
• The choir loft is not available for seating at this time.
• The 10:30 am Sunday Mass will continue to be live streamed for now. The Mass is available to view on the St. Luke Church website (www.stluketemplecity.org), on the St. Luke Church Vimeo webpage (https://vimeo.com/stluketemplecity), and the St. Luke Catholic School Facebook page (St. Luke Catholic School Temple City). The live stream can be replayed.
• For now, all employees and volunteers are required to wear masks during liturgies, which means that as you see priests and ministers following protocol, it is due to Archdiocesan policy and CalOSHA standards which we are mandated to comply to.
• Reminder! The Drive-thru Communion Reception Line has been discontinued.
• For anointing of the sick and other sacramental arrangements, please call the Pastoral Office.
• Groups/ministry meetings are not allowed to meet on campus. Please do not meet off campus.
Archbishop Gomez has rescinded the dispensation for attending Mass. Those with vulnerabilities or underlying conditions may wish to stay home. Please do not attend Mass if you are sick or not feeling well. Thank you for your patience
and understanding during this challenging time. Subject to change at any time.
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All are welcome to pray in the Adoration Chapel. The Chapel is open on weekdays.
Holy Hour of DevotionAll are welcome to attend a Holy Hour of Devotion weekdays (Mon.-Thurs.) at 3:00 pm. In-person or Online. Live streamed on Facebook @StLukeParishTC, on Youtube.com (Channel: Fr. Robert Victoria) and via Twitter @fsvic3.
St. Luke Catholic School
During the suspension of in-person Masses, please know that our parish priests are keeping your intentions
in their daily prayers.
St. Luke Catholic Community’s
Adoration Chapelc Come experience a unique time of prayer and reflection d
Chapel Located in Pastoral OfficeMonday-Friday: 8:00 am-4:30 pm
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OR:
Blessed be the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ, who has blessed us in Christ with every spiritual blessing in the heavens, as he chose us in him, before the foundation of the world, to be holy and without blemish before him. In love he destined us for adoption to himself through Jesus Christ, in accord with the favor of his will, for the praise of the glory of God’s grace that he granted us in the beloved.
In him we have redemption by his blood, the forgiveness of transgressions, in accord with the riches of his grace that he lavished upon us. In all wisdom and insight, he has made known to us the mystery of his will in accord with his favor that he set forth in him as a plan for the fullness of times, to sum up all things in Christ, in heaven and on earth.Response: The Word of the Lord.
AlleluiaCf. Eph 1:17-18
May the Father of our Lord Jesus Christ enlighten the eyes of our hearts, that we may know what is the hope that belongs to our call.Response: Alleluia, alleluia.
GospelMk 6:7-13
Jesus summoned the Twelve and began to send them out two by two and gave them authority over unclean spirits. He instructed them to take nothing for the journey but a walking stick— no food, no sack, no money in their belts.
They were, however, to wear sandals but not a second tunic. He said to them, “Wherever you enter a house, stay there until you leave. Whatever place does not welcome you or listen to you, leave there and shake the dust off your feet in testimony against them.” So they went off and preached repentance. The Twelve drove out many demons, and they anointed with oil many who were sick and cured them.Response: Praise to you, Lord Jesus Christ.
Gathering:“All Are Welcome,” #415
Preparation of the Gifts:“The Spirit Sends Us Forth,” #388
Holy Communion: “Change Our Hearts,” #562 and “How Great Thou Art,” #422
Sunday ReadingsThe Fifteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time
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Reading IAm 7:12-15
Amaziah, priest of Bethel, said to Amos, “Off with you, visionary, flee to the land of Judah! There earn your bread by prophesying, but never again prophesy in Bethel; for it is the king’s sanctuary and a royal temple.” Amos answered Amaziah, “I was no prophet, nor have I belonged to a company of prophets; I was a shepherd and a dresser of sycamores. The LORD took me from following the flock, and said to me, Go, prophesy to my people Israel.”Response: The Word of the Lord.
Responsorial PsalmPs 85:9-10, 11-12, 13-14Response: (8) Lord, let us see your kindness, and grant us your salvation.
I will hear what God proclaims; the LORD —for he proclaims peace. Near indeed is his salvation to those who fear him, glory dwelling in our land.
Kindness and truth shall meet; justice and peace shall kiss. Truth shall spring out of the earth, and justice shall look down from heaven.
The LORD himself will give his benefits; our land shall yield its increase. Justice shall walk before him, and prepare the way of his steps.
Reading IIEph 1:3-14 or 1:3-10
Blessed be the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ, who has blessed us in Christ with every spiritual blessing in the heavens, as he chose us in him, before the foundation of the world, to be holy and without blemish before him. In love he destined us for adoption to himself through Jesus Christ, in accord with the favor of his will, for the praise of the glory of his grace that he granted us in the beloved.
In him we have redemption by his blood, the forgiveness of transgressions, in accord with the riches of his grace that he lavished upon us. In all wisdom and insight, he has made known to us the mystery of his will in accord with his favor that he set forth in him as a plan for the fullness of times, to sum up all things in Christ, in heaven and on earth.
In him we were also chosen, destined in accord with the purpose of the One who accomplishes all things according to the intention of his will, so that we might exist for the praise of his glory, we who first hoped in Christ. In him you also, who have heard the word of truth, the gospel of your salvation, and have believed in him, were sealed with the promised holy Spirit, which is the first installment of our inheritance toward redemption as God’s possession, to the praise of his glory.Response: The Word of the Lord.
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Friends of St. Luke Fund DonorsThank you to our generous donors and those who supported the Grand Prize Raffle.
The money raised through these efforts, totaling $20,657, will supplement the needs of the parish normally covered by our Annual Fiesta.
Heavenly GiverLee and Mary Jensen
St. Luke PatronThe Ching Family
Phil & Mary Daniels, Coldwell Banker RealtyDon & Kathryn Nielsen
Angel Members of the Society of St. Vincent de Paul, St. Luke Conference
Rich and Pat Wenzel
DiscipleRon & Carmen Berry
Bob & Marian HauerwaasGeorge Kuc
Modern LightingPinnacle Dental Care - Tai K. Mao
Partner in ChristThe Ball FamilyCKW UniformsJean Locascio
The Pearl FamilyThe Riherd Family
ContributorJoe & Marty Rockenbach
Vineyard Builders - Connie Lespron
~ Supporting Parish and School Maintenance and Operational Needs ~
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(626) 291-5959 • www.stlukelions.org
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LIFE, JUSTICE AND PEACE SPOTLIGHT
Another reason not to leave children in the carParents know the dangers of hot cars and leaving children unattended. Experts say there’s another reason to never leave children alone, in a running vehicle, even for just a few moments — carjackers. A car thief may see a running car as an easy target, but if he/she doesn’t know there is a child inside, the car thief becomes an unintentional abductor. In these cases, car thieves may panic, leaving the child in an increasingly dangerous situation. Take extra precautions to make sure your children are not left alone in a car. It is well worth the extra steps of getting them in and out of car seats and safety belts and taking them with you. For more information, visit https://www.missingkids.org/content/ncmec/en/blog/2021/theyre-stealing-more-cars-with-kids-left-in-them.html.
The Mass readings from Genesis this past week have highlighted our ancestors’ stories as migrants, strangers and refugees who moved about seeking a land to settle and a home to call their own. They risked everything for a better life.
Fr. van Thanh Nguyen, a professor of New Testament Studies and holder of the Bishop Francis X. Ford, MM, Chair of Catholic Missiology at Catholic Theological Union, Chicago, Illinois, tells us this about immigration. In the words of Fr. Van Thanh:
The Bible and Migrant Families
“I speak from experience: life as an immigrant is often very harsh. An immigrant is eminently vulnerable, relying always on the generosity of others and on the whims of nature. Currently, there are millions of immigrants who are displaced because of conflict, war and natural disasters.
Even though immigrants are often powerless, they are not nameless and faceless. They are human beings and should be treated with the dignity that has been divinely bestowed upon them. In the Bible, those who showed kindness to these folks did not go unnoticed, but were rewarded abundantly. Consequently, biblical writers remind us to treat the strangers and immigrants in our midst with respect and dignity (Exod 22:22, 23:9; Lev 19:33-34; Deut 5:15; 10:19), for to neglect the needs of these migrants makes one liable to punishment (Deut 24:14-15). Jesus memorably sums this up in Matthew’s famous judgement scene (25:31-46).
Migration is a major crisis of our era. Every day countless people are displaced or trafficked. This global phenomenon is growing in scope and complexity, affecting most countries, families, communities, and almost every aspect of modern life. Unfortunately, the world is witnessing an increasing level of anti-immigrant rhetoric and sentiments. Stereotypes and myths about immigrants have greatly fueled xenophobia and caused racial tension and unrest.
How should Christians respond to this troubled sign of the times? We need not be paralyzed by the complexities of the migration debate. Just when racial tensions and fear of foreigners continue to run high, we are encouraged to take the path that God has clearly shown – the way of hesed, tender-loving kindness.”
The Apostle Paul asserts the absolute equality of all people before God: "There is neither Jew nor Greek . . . for you are all one in Christ Jesus" (Gal 3:28). In Christ, the human race is one before God, equal in dignity and rights.
"You shall treat the alien who resides with you no differently than the natives born among you; have the same love for him as for yourself; for you too were once aliens in the land of Egypt." Lv 19:33-34
"For I was hungry and you gave me food, I was thirsty and you gave me drink, a stranger and you welcomed me." Mt 25:35
How will we choose to respond to migrants in our midst?
~St. Luke Life, Justice & Peace Ministry
For Those Who Requested Fr. Mark’s Contact Information: Reverend Mark A. Strader - Saint Bartholomew Catholic Church
252 Granada Avenue, Long Beach, CA 90803-5518 | (562) 438-3826 | [email protected]
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CONTACT DIRECTORY & RESOURCES
OFFICE STAFFKerrin Fuller, Parish Secretary, ext. 222, [email protected] Margaret Riherd, Bookkeeper, ext. 224, [email protected] Hansen, Director of Religious Education, ext. 227, [email protected] Melendrez, Maintenance Supervisor, ext. 228, [email protected] Ivonne Melendrez, Confirmation & Youth Ministry Coordinator, ext. 232, [email protected] McMeen, Director of Music Ministries, (626) 291-5900Mary Riherd Broomfield, Bulletin Editor and Webmaster, (626) 201-4560, [email protected]
MASS MINISTRIESAltar Server Committee - Tiffany Carmona, [email protected] Eucharistic Ministers to the Altar - Nate Miranda, [email protected] Lectors - Please call the Pastoral OfficeRCIA/Adult Sacrament Preparation - Mary Lee Saporito (Please call the Pastoral Office) Sacristans - Sandy Munoz, [email protected] - Robert Urquidi, [email protected]
Society of St. Vincent de Paul - Maria Garcia, (626) 684-2914 Call 1-800-974-3571 for pick up of large/heavy donations.
Visit the Parish Website (www.stluketemplecity.org) for information about all parish ministries and organizations.
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VIRTUS REMINDER: If you have taken a VIRTUS class, a copy of the certificate needs to be turned in to the Pastoral Office so that your attendance is recorded. Classes are only good for four years. You must take a recertification class before the four years expire. If you know that you are not current in VIRTUS, the Pastoral Office has a list of classes being held in the area.
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