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NOVEMBER 24, 2019

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Weekday Masses

Monday through Friday: 8:15 a.m. and 5:30 p.m.

Saturday: 8:15 a.m.

Weekend Masses

Saturday Vigil: 5:00 p.m.

Sunday: 7:15, 9:00, 11:15 a.m. and 5:00 p.m.

Reconciliation

Monday through Friday: 4:45 to 5:15 p.m.

Saturday: 9:00 to 9:30 a.m. and 3:45 to 4:45 p.m.

(or by appointment)

Parish Center Hours

Monday through Thursday: 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.

Friday: 8:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.

Saturday and Sunday: 8:30 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.

Pastor: Rev. Steve Davoren

Associate Pastor: Rev. Vivian Ben Lima

Deacon: Dn. Brian Conroy

Celebrating the St. Mel

YEAR OF

THE FAMILY

Thank you for joining us today. We are happy to have you with us.

If you are visiting Woodland Hills, we hope you’ll feel

welcome in our community.

If you have recently moved to the area, please accept our invitation

to drop by the parish office, make a personal connection

and consider registering as a parishioner.

We’d love to make you a part of our parish family.

Click on www.stmelparish.org for more information.

Like us on Facebook:

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Worldwide, over one million children are in refugee camps

today. With your help, we can make a difference.

Through the few simple steps of a new program created by

Catholic Relief Services, we will be able to bring the plight

of refugee children to the attention of people in position to

enact genuine change.

Join us for an orientation / training session on Tuesday,

December 3rd in St. Patrick Hall (the Auditorium) from 6:30

to 9:00 p.m.

Please join us and see how a little teamwork can lead to big

results.

YOU CAN MAKE

A DIFFERENCE

YOU CAN MAKE

A DIFFERENCE

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ALL THIS WEEKEND!

Throughout November, St. Mel Parish, School, Preschool

and Religious Formation classes have been collecting

bags of nonperishable food to be donated to the Guada-

lupe Center in Canoga Park. And this weekend we’ve

parked a rental truck in front of the church. Our Knights of

Columbus, Society of St. Vincent dePaul and other volun-

teers are helping us fill that truck to the top! On Monday,

the 25th, we will drive the truck to Guadalupe Center

where the food will be distributed to the many families in

need who are served by the Center daily.

During this season, when we all have so much to be

thankful for, we pray that you will join us in this effort to

share our gifts and help spread God’s love and generosity

among our neighbors. There’s still time to bring your dona-

tion.

SHARING OUR GIFTS,

SHARING OUR JOURNEY

St. Mel is proud to announce a new faith

sharing opportunity for gay, lesbian and ally

men and women who are interested in grow-

ing in their Catholic faith and building authen-

tic community.

Anyone interested should call Dr. Ross Porter

at 818-340-6020 or email him at

[email protected].

St. Mel Catholic Church November 24, 2019 — Our Lord Jesus Christ, King of the Universe www.stmelparish.org

Pray for Our Beloved Deceased

In your Masses and prayers during the

week please remember the repose of the

souls of our deceased parishioners and

loved ones.

Bereavement Support at St. Mel

The Group meets every Tuesday at 7 p.m.

in the elementary school faculty lounge.

All are welcome.

Saturday, November 23Saturday, November 23

5:00 Teodaro Hernandez Sosa �

Sunday, November 24Sunday, November 24

7:15 Gabriel Ochoneogo

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9:00 Julianne Campbell

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11:15 Kathleen McGuffin

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5:00 Mass for the People

Monday, November 25Monday, November 25

8:15

5:30

Catalino Mamaril

Federico Ulloa

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Tuesday, November 26Tuesday, November 26

8:15

5:30

Eberhard Junginger

Edilberto Sanchez

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9:00 Larry & Helen Barker

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Friday, November 29Friday, November 29

8:15

5:30

Perla Ledesma

Sylvia Fonseka

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Saturday, November 30Saturday, November 30

8:15 Gigi Farrell

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Wednesday, November 27Wednesday, November 27

8:15

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Joseph Mandich

Peter Fonseka

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Thursday, November 28Thursday, November 28

Prayer for PriestsPrayer for Priests

11/24 Rev. Tomy Tomiekeh

11/25 Rev. Antonio Marti, O.F.M. Cap

11/26 Rev. Mario Lopez, O. Carm.

11/27

Rev. Benny George, C.M.I.

11/28

Rev. Samuel Dinkha

11/29 Rev. Albert Corradin, C.S.

11/30 Rev. Krikow Chahinian

Today’s Readings

First Reading: You shall shepherd my people Israel and shall be commander over

Israel. (1 Sm 5:2b)

Psalm: Let us go rejoicing to the house of the Lord. (Ps 122)

Second Reading: He delivered us from the power of darkness and transferred us to

the kingdom of his beloved Son. (Col 1:13)

Gospel: [Jesus] replied to him, “Amen, I say to you, today you will be with me in

Paradise.” (Lk 23:43)

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Readings for the Week

Monday:

Dn 1:1-6, 8-20/Dn 3:52, 53, 54, 55, 56 [52b]/Lk 21:1-4

Tuesday:

Dn 2:31-45/Dn 3:57, 58, 59, 60, 61 [59b]/Lk 21:5-11

Wednesday:

Dn 5:1-6, 13-14, 16-17, 23-28/Dn 3:62, 63, 64, 65, 66, 67 [59b]/

Lk 21:12-19

Thursday:

Dn 6:12-28/Dn 3:68, 69, 70, 71, 72, 73, 74 [59b]/Lk 21:20-28

Friday:

Dn 7:2-14/Dn 3:75, 76, 77, 78, 79, 80, 81/Lk 21:29-33

Saturday:

Rom 10:9-18/Ps 19:8, 9, 10, 11 [10 or Jn 6:63]/Mt 4:18-22

Sunday:

Is 2:1-5/Ps 122:1-2, 3-4, 4-5, 6-7, 8-9 [1]/Rom 13:11-14/Mt 24:37-

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Please be generous in this week’s

special collection for the Catholic

Campaign for Human Develop-

ment. In the United States, one in

six people live in poverty. Through

this collection you support pro-

grams that address the causes of

poverty and provide a sustainable

future for people across the country

who struggle. In addition 25% of the

funds we collect will remain in our

diocese to fund local antipoverty

projects. Please prayerfully consid-

er how you can support this collection and work on the margins. More infor-

mation about CCHD can be found at www.usccb.org/cchd/collection.

As you leave Mass today, please pick up a Little

Blue Book. This book will help you and your

family explore scripture and deepen your rela-

tionship with Christ during the Advent and

Christmas Seasons.

Wednesday, December 4

7:00 p.m.

Pick Up a Little Blue Advent Book

Pick Up a Little Blue Advent Book

Advent Solemn Vespers

Advent Solemn Vespers

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To be grateful is to recognize the love of God in everything He has given us —

and He has given us everything.

– Thomas Merton

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St. Mel Parish prayerfully welcomes and supports young families as they bring their children to the sacrament of Baptism.

Infants and young children are typically baptized at St. Mel on the third or fourth Sunday of each month at 1:00 p.m.

Parents must be registered members of the parish, and attend one parent/godparent baptism preparation class. Our next

class is Monday, December 2, at 7:00 p.m. in the Parish Center.

If you are interested in having your child baptized, please contact Lisa Feliciano in the Baptism Ministry Office

By phone at (818) 340-6020, ext. 1020 or email: [email protected]

We joyfully welcome the newly baptized

into our faith community:

BLAKE CHARLES ABRUZZO

BLAKE CHARLES ABRUZZO

Son of Justin and Rachel

Son of Justin and Rachel

MAXIMILLIANO BAKHTIARI

MAXIMILLIANO BAKHTIARI

Son of Mehrdad and Marcella

Son of Mehrdad and Marcella

DEVEN SEBASTIAN

DEVEN SEBASTIAN

BATAVANTUDAVE

BATAVANTUDAVE

Son of Dinuk and Dinushi

Son of Dinuk and Dinushi

HARRIET GRACE BUNZEL

HARRIET GRACE BUNZEL

Daughter of Blake and Katie

Daughter of Blake and Katie

DOMINIC ANTHONY COURY

DOMINIC ANTHONY COURY

Son of Coury and Roxanna

Son of Coury and Roxanna

FINLEY GRIFFEN DUNN

FINLEY GRIFFEN DUNN

MIREN RILEY DUNN

MIREN RILEY DUNN

MURPHEY THOMAS DUNN

MURPHEY THOMAS DUNN

PIPER ANN DUNN

PIPER ANN DUNN

Children of Patrick and Laura

Children of Patrick and Laura

KATHRYN HAZEL GHAZARIAN

KATHRYN HAZEL GHAZARIAN

Daughter of George and Emily

Daughter of George and Emily

ANABEL DOROTA

ANABEL DOROTA

HEROMINEK

HEROMINEK

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LUTZ

Daughter of Daniel and Joanna

Daughter of Daniel and Joanna

EMILY PEARL JACOBSON

EMILY PEARL JACOBSON

JEFFREY AARON JACOBSON

JEFFREY AARON JACOBSON

Children of Michael and Michelle

Children of Michael and Michelle

SOFIA ABIGAIL JONES

SOFIA ABIGAIL JONES

Daughter of Ryan and Julia

Daughter of Ryan and Julia

BEAU BENJAMIN RESNICK

BEAU BENJAMIN RESNICK

Son of Brett and Christina

Son of Brett and Christina

ISABELLA DEETON ROSAL

ISABELLA DEETON ROSAL

Daughter of Eddy and Melissa

Daughter of Eddy and Melissa

GRACE MARGARET VOS

GRACE MARGARET VOS

Daughter of Michael and Victoria

Daughter of Michael and Victoria

SEBASTIAN CHRISTIAN WEBER

SEBASTIAN CHRISTIAN WEBER

Son of Sean and Leslie

Son of Sean and Leslie

The Sacrament of Baptism for Children

CONTEMPLATIVE PRAYER

The Last Monday Evening of Each Month

Monday, November 25

7:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.

St. Mel Convent Chapel

For most of us, our lives have become increasingly busy and

oftentimes, overwhelming. Striking a balance feels illu-

sive. Contemplative prayer, the oldest expression of prayer,

is a path towards the order, balance and harmony God in-

tended. All we need to do is show up empty handed and

open hearted. If this is a practice you would like to attend, we

would love you to join us for two 20 minute periods of silent

prayer in the intimate St. Mel Convent Chapel. At the end of

the hour, we will close with "Our Father" and you will re-

ceive reflection questions for your own personal "at home"

meditation.

For further information, please call Michelle Waters at

(310) 489-0253.

"Come unto Me, all you who labor and I will give you rest"

- Matthew 11:28

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At every Mass we pray to God together, “thy Kingdom come, thy will be done.” And we

long for the peace and the security of that Kingdom of God. But once again the violence

and tragedy of our world has played out before our eyes. This time coming so close to home: a shooting at

Saugus High School has brought death and injury to innocent children while attending their school, a place

where everyone needs to be safe and secure. Their innocence has been betrayed. Once again we grieve, we

worry, we cry out to God, “How could you let this happen? Aren’t you in control of everything?”

With this burden on our hearts, we come to the end of

the liturgical year today and look for our King, Jesus the

King of Kings to bring us peace. We look for the all-

powerful one who is in control of everything. But the

Gospel of the day presents us with a different and dis-

turbing vision – Jesus is on his cross – just as we see

him in any Catholic church – the crucified one who is

the King of the Universe experiencing pain, rejection,

and betrayal.

People were jeering him, some taking his name in vain,

as so many do to this day. Pilate had ordered an in-

scription to be put on the cross declaring Jesus’ crime:

This is the King of the Jews. Everyone was making

sport of him as he suffered; it is a terrible and shameful

scene. Yet it was God’s way of redeeming us all from

death. He made peace by the blood of his cross.

God’s ways are not our ways.

In a wonderful moment of compassion, Jesus, on the

cross, taking on the burden and sin of the whole world,

and suffering untold pain, has the presence of mind and

tenderness of heart needed to turn to the “good thief” in his prayer for mercy.

You and I can utter that simple prayer, “Jesus, remember me when you come into your kingdom.” And he will

promise us paradise too. We simply turn to him with our own sin and burdens and find that he is indeed King

of the Universe. “Today you will be with me in Paradise,” he says to the thief. “Today your sins are forgiven,”

he says to us.

Jesus of Nazareth came into the world and ultimately became a victim of its violence and cruelty himself. He

died. He is risen. He will come again. We too have already died

in baptism, entered into the Kingdom of God and become citizens

of Heaven. We are now his forgiving and healing heart present in

the world. “He has no hands now but ours, no feet but ours,” as

Teresa of Avila would say. Today, we can bring the Kingdom of

mercy and peace to one another.

By Deacon

Brian Conroy

The

Deacon’s

Bench


The Filipino-American Community of St. Mel cordially invites you to its

Friday, December 13

In the Auditorium

(St. Patrick Hall)

Retreat Director: Fr. Vivian Ben Lima

Theme: We are a Family of Faith, Fed by the Eucharist, Transformed by Christ.

Donation: $10.00 per person

(towards food and other expenses)

To RSVP (no later than Dec. 6),

please contact Millete Cruz

(818) 571-1813 [email protected]

5:30 p.m. — Holy Mass

6:15 p.m. — Light Supper

7:00 p.m. — Introduction

7:05 p.m. — First Talk

8:00 p.m. — Magnum Silencium

8:15 p.m. — Second Talk

9:00 p.m. — Closing

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his year, St. Mel will again be sponsoring an evening

of the annual “Simbang Gabi” (Evening Mass) cele-

brations.

Simbang Gabi is the ancient and uniquely Filipino tradi-

tion of a nine-day event (not unlike a Novena), in prepara-

tion for Christmas. Today, those celebrations are embel-

lished with parades, music and entertainment.

The Filipino-American Community of St. Mel will be host-

ing the fourth day of the Novena organized by the San

Fernando Valley Region. We would like to invite you,

your family and friends to share in this special and color-

ful celebration.

Please join us!

Please join us!



7:00 p.m.

7:00 p.m.

Thursday, December 5: 8:00 a.m. — 3:00 p.m.

Friday, December 6: 8:00 a.m. — 5:00 p.m.*


Building your active listen-

ing skills with the children in

your life can help you com-

municate more effectively

with them, and it can also

clue you in to any suspi-

cious or potentially danger-

ous relationships in their lives. Active listening lets the

speaker know that you have heard, understood, and val-

ued what he or she said. Often, children don’t feel this

way, but with a few easy tactics, you can change that,

building a relationship of trust and respect. As an active

listener, be sure to make eye contact while the child is

speaking. Ask follow-up questions and check in to make

sure you both understand what’s being said. Avoid “yes or

no” questions and instead ask open-ended questions that

will keep the conversation going.

For more tips, get a copy of the VIRTUS® article

“Children are to be Seen and Heard,” at http://www.la-

archdiocese.org/org/protecting/Pages/VIRTUS-Current-

Online-Articles.aspx.

Did You Know?Did You Know?

Building

Active

Listening

Skills with

Children

The St. Mel Adult Club annual Thanksgiving Luncheon

will take place on Monday, November 25th in O’Connor

Center — not the Auditorium. Please note that we will

begin at 11:30 a.m. — later than our usual meeting time.

Join us for a complete Thanksgiving meal and entertain-

ment for only $20 per person. Please plan on coming and

bring a friend, relative, fellow parishioner or neighbor—all

are welcome!

ST. MEL ADULT CLUB

This holiday season, the Society of St. Vincent dePaul is

again conducting its annual Adopt-A-Family Program. Please

stop by the front of the church and sign up with a St. Vincent

dePaul member to participate by “adopting” a needy family

for Christmas.

Beginning this week-

end, you may visit the

St. Vincent dePaul

Giving Tree in the

vestibule of the church.

Take a gift tag and buy a gift for a needy child. Return the

gift to the tree by Sunday, December 8 and it will be deliv-

ered to the Guadalupe Center for their children's Christmas

party.

With Dave Ramsey’s Financial Peace University, you

CAN take control of your money and start planning for

your future. Classes at St. Mel begin January 2, 2020.

To register, visit:

https://www.financialpeace.com/groups/1098978

If you’re interested in learning more about the class,

email parishioners Brian and Aimee Ostick

at [email protected].

We thank you for your participation and donations, which help fund the Scouting experience.

Suggested Donation:Suggested Donation:

$3 per person$3 per person

Food for Sale:Food for Sale:

Pizza $2Pizza $2

Popcorn $1Popcorn $1

Candy $1Candy $1

Water/Soda $1Water/Soda $1


PARISH SERVICE

PastoralCouncil:Sheryl Alzona (818) 340-6020, x3022

FinanceCouncil:James Hallissy (818) 621-5799

LITURGICAL MINISTRIES

AltarServers:Kerry Edwards [email protected] (818) 340-6020, x1025

AltarSociety:Catherine Ghaffari (Linens) (818) 398-7403

ChurchEnvironment:Kerry Edwards [email protected] (818) 340-6020, x1025

EucharisticMinisters:Kerry Edwards [email protected] (818) 340-6020, x1025

GreetersforMasses:Margherita Aufmuth [email protected] (818) 222-1303

Lectors:Cindy Pardi (818) 346-6257

LiturgyCommittee:Kerry Edwards [email protected] (818) 340-6020, x1025

MultiMediaMinistry:Francesco Alleruzzo [email protected] (818) 340-6020, x1028

MusicMinistry:Francesco Alleruzzo [email protected] (818) 340-6020, x1028

Sacristans:Kerry Edwards [email protected] (818) 340-6020, x1025

Ushers:Bob Aufmuth [email protected] (818) 222-1303

PERSONAL GROWTH/SPIRITUAL DEVELOPMENT/SACRAMENTS FOR ADULTS

RiteofChristianInitiationofAdults&AdultCon"irmation:Dr. Ross Porter (818) 340-6020, x1013

PlayReadingGroup:Al Rossi (818) 902-1538

KnightsofColumbus:David Blackham (818) 389-5529

Men’sGroup:Joe Sukitch (818) 225-1546

HeartFilledToastmasters:Peter Williams [email protected] (818) 212-1508

PartnersinPrayer:Susie Screbant (818) 348-8386

LegionofMary:Mitos Bitong (818) 710-9888�

YoungAdultLegionofMary:Lourdes Curley (310) 367-7320�

RosaryMinistry&EucharistAdorationCoordinator:Mitos Bitong (818) 710-9888

Theresians:Maty Goodman (818) 591-3035

Women’sSpiritualityCircle:Cindy Pardi (818) 346-6257

CHILDREN AND YOUTH

BaptismPreparation:Lisa Feliciano [email protected] (818) 340-6020, x1020

TeenCon"irmation:Diana Torrefranca [email protected] (818) 340-6020, x1015

Children’sFaithFormationandSacramentPrep.,PreK��

SundayPreschool/Ages3�5during9a.m.Mass�

Children’sLiturgyoftheWord�

VacationBibleSchool:Monica Matthews [email protected] (818) 340-6020, x1022

MinistryofMomsSharing(M.O.M.S.Group):Virginia Dooley (818) 497-6292

ParishSwimTeam: Andrea [email protected] (310) 849-6928

YouthMinistry:Diana Torrefranca [email protected] (818) 340-6020, x1015

CARING MINISTRIES

MinistrytotheSick&Homebound:Susann Lichtel [email protected] (818) 261-0043

MotionPictureHospital:Michel Hamaoui (818) 222-5498

BereavementMinistry/FuneralPlanning/GriefSupportGroup:�

Angelita Abushahla [email protected] (818) 340-6020

OUTREACH

TheBrownBagBunch:Becky and John Davoren (818) 421-9973

TheHotLunchBunch:Dana Pesce / Catherine Ghaffari (408) 930-6844 / (818) 398-7403

St.VincentdePaul:Kent Gairdner (818) 389-2398

St.VincentdePaul(Donationpickup) (800) 974-3571

RESPECT LIFE ACTIVITIES

PregnancyCounselingCenter(818) 895-2500

AngelsWayMaternityHome (818) 346-2229

FirstFridayRespectLifeHolyHour(11:00��

HOSPITALITY/SOCIAL

AdultClub:Irene Strauss (818) 344-3333

FriendshipSunday(Coffee&Donuts):Susann Lichtel (818) 261-0043

ARCHDIOCESAN SERVICE

WorldwideMarriageEncounter:Russ & Jeanine Walker (805) 648-4244

ArchdiocesanCouncilofCatholicWomen:Mati Goodman (818) 591-3035

Virtus/SafeguardingtheChildren:Bridget Nelson [email protected] (818) 340-6020

WomenofGrace:Monica Matthews (818) 340-6020

Pastor

Fr. Stephen Davoren, x1014

Associate

Fr. Vivian Ben Lima, x1016

Deacon

Brian Conroy x1018

[email protected]

Director of Administration

Rosemary McLarty, x1019

Director of Faith Formation

and Evangelization

Dr. Ross Porter, x1013

Elementary School Principal

Mary Beth Lutz, (818) 340-1924

Preschool Director

Claudia Powell, (818) 340-3180

Children’s Faith Formation

Monica Matthews, x1022

Director of Music Ministry

Francesco Alleruzzo, x1028

Director of Youth Ministry

and Confirmation

Diana Torrefranca, x1015

Liturgy Coordinator

Kerry Edwards, x1025

Administrative Assistant,

Bulletin, Website and Scheduling

Patrick Bobillo, x1012

Bookkeeper

Katie Kisiel, x1026

To Become a Registered To Become a Registered

Parishioner at St. Mel Parishioner at St. Mel

call (818) 340call (818) 340

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-6020, ext. 1012 6020, ext. 1012

or register online via our website:or register online via our website:

www.stmelparish.orgwww.stmelparish.org

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