September 13, 2015 For a full list of “Upcoming Events,” visit our parish calendar online at www.sanantoniochurch.org Saturday, September 12, 2015 San Antonio 38th Annual Fiesta (12:00 - 10:30 PM) Church Grounds Sunday, September 13, 2015 San Antonio 38th Annual Fiesta (12:00 - 8:00 PM) Church Grounds Monday, September 14, 2015 Cherub Choir Rehearsal (4:45 - 5:30 PM) Location: Multi-Purpose Room Hispanic Ministry Rosary (6:00 - 6:30 PM) Location: Chapel Monday Rosary Group (7:00 - 7:30 PM) Location: Chapel The Bible Timeline Bible Study (7:00 - 9:00 PM) Location: MPR Wednesday, September 16, 2015 Filipino Ministry Novena (6:00 - 6:30 PM) Location: Chapel Thursday, September 17, 2015 Moms' Rosary Group (9:00 - 11:00 AM) Location: MPR Hispanic Ministry Bible Study (7:00 - 9:00 PM) Location: Conf Rm 1 Revelation Bible Study (7:00 - 9:00 PM) Location: Parish Hall Saturday, September 19, 2015 Revelation Bible Study (9:00 - 11:00 AM) Location: MPR TMIY & Endow Sign-ups (6:00 - 6:30 PM) Loc: Courtyard (Continued on page 7) 5800 East Santa Ana Canyon Road, Anaheim, CA 92807 - (714) 974-1416 Fax: 714-974-9630 email: [email protected]Website: sanantoniochurch.org Parish Office Hours: Mon-Fri, 8:00 am to 12:00 noon & 1:30 pm to 5:00 pm Sunday, 8:00 am to 1:00 pm Rev. Joseph M. Nettekoven, Pastor Emeritus Rev. Seamus Glynn, Founding Pastor Twenty-fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time Upcoming Events Parish Mission Statement We the people of San Antonio parish strive to be a community of faith, hope, and love. We find our identity and mission in Jesus Christ and His Gospel. We celebrate our life as Catholic Christians in word, worship, and service. By recognizing our baptism, we accept our call to personal renewal and reach out with the gospel message to families and individuals, extending an invitation to fellowship with us. Rev. John Neneman, Administrator Rev. David Klunk, Parochial Vicar Deacon Doug Cook Deacon Paul Amorino
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September 13, 2015
For a full list of “Upcoming Events,” visit our parish calendar online at www.sanantoniochurch.org
Saturday, September 12, 2015 ��San Antonio 38th Annual Fiesta (12:00 - 10:30 PM) Church Grounds Sunday, September 13, 2015 ��San Antonio 38th Annual Fiesta (12:00 - 8:00 PM) Church Grounds Monday, September 14, 2015 ��Cherub Choir Rehearsal (4:45 - 5:30 PM) Location: Multi-Purpose Room ��Hispanic Ministry Rosary (6:00 - 6:30 PM) Location: Chapel ��Monday Rosary Group (7:00 - 7:30 PM) Location: Chapel ��The Bible Timeline Bible Study (7:00 - 9:00 PM) Location: MPR Wednesday, September 16, 2015 ��Filipino Ministry Novena (6:00 - 6:30 PM) Location: Chapel Thursday, September 17, 2015 ��Moms' Rosary Group (9:00 - 11:00 AM) Location: MPR ��Hispanic Ministry Bible Study (7:00 - 9:00 PM) Location: Conf Rm 1 ��Revelation Bible Study (7:00 - 9:00 PM) Location: Parish Hall Saturday, September 19, 2015 ��Revelation Bible Study (9:00 - 11:00 AM) Location: MPR ��TMIY & Endow Sign-ups (6:00 - 6:30 PM) Loc: Courtyard
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5800 East Santa Ana Canyon Road, Anaheim, CA 92807 - (714) 974-1416 Fax: 714-974-9630 email: [email protected] Website: sanantoniochurch.org
Parish Office Hours: Mon-Fri, 8:00 am to 12:00 noon & 1:30 pm to 5:00 pm Sunday, 8:00 am to 1:00 pm
Rev. Joseph M. Nettekoven, Pastor Emeritus
Rev. Seamus Glynn,
Founding Pastor
Twenty-fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time
Upcoming Events Parish Mission Statement
We the people of San Antonio parish strive to be a community of faith, hope, and love. We find our identity and mission in Jesus Christ and His Gospel. We celebrate our life as Catholic Christians in word, worship, and service. By recognizing our baptism, we accept our call to personal renewal and reach out with the gospel message to families and individuals, extending an invitation to fellowship with us.
Rev. John Neneman, Administrator
Rev. David Klunk,
Parochial Vicar
Deacon Doug Cook
Deacon Paul Amorino
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Mass Schedule Saturday: 5:00 pm Sunday: 8:30 am, 10:00 am, 11:45 am, 5:00 pm Weekdays Monday – Saturday: 8:30 am
Children's Liturgy:
Available for most 8:30 and 10:00 am Masses (1st thru 6th Grades only)
Sacrament of Reconciliation Saturday: 3:30 – 4:30 pm
Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament
First Friday 24 hr: 9:00 – 9:00 am
Baptism: Please call the Parish O�ce for appointment
Sacrament of Matrimony: Please call the Parish O�ce for appointment (6 months marriage preparation required)
San Antonio de Padua del Cañon Catholic
Church
Today’s Readings Isaiah 50:5-9a
Psalm 116 James 2:14-18 Mark 8:27-35
Twenty-fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time
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CHILDREN RECEIVING COMMUNION A reminder to Parents & Guardians to keep instructing and reinforcing by your exam-ple the way to come forward and receive Communion. The Adult should keep a hand on the shoulder of the younger children. Gently guide them forward, close to the Priest or Minister of Communion. Show them how to hold their hands up high and out. (Remember Fr Dave is very tall!) Please stay with your children. It is best not to send them to different Ministers of Com-munion, but to stay with them and let them see and experience your example of the practice of our Faith. For those who are not yet of age to receive the Eucharist, keep them close with you and show them how to cross their arms over their chest prior to standing in front of the Priest or Minister of Communion. Keep your hand on their shoulder and gently encourage them to stand close to the Min-ister for a simple blessing.
ABOUT TODAY’S READINGS Jesus’ mission, His purpose, was rela-tively basic. He came among us, to suffer in our behalf, to die, and to rise again. Although the entire understanding of what the Lord did for each of us may seem complex, it is comparatively simple in many ways. Today’s readings and to-day’s Gospel explicate this for us. The Book of Isaiah is one of the most significant of the Old Testament. There is a common theme that runs through the entire Book, and it is the theme of salva-tion. The major part of Isaiah is some-thing that was found among the Dead Sea Scrolls and it predates Jesus by more than 100 years. Isaiah was truly a prophet as he anticipated the Messiah who was to come as well as the salvation the Lord would bring. Our First Reading on this 24th Sunday in Ordinary Time, which comes to us from Isaiah, speaks to two key aspects of the Messiah to come — obedience and sub-
mission. These are two elements to which we, too, are called. Being a Catho-lic and a Christian entails being obedient to God, and it also requires that we see God as the controlling factor in our lives. We trust Him, and we rely on Him in all aspects of how we live and what we do. In other words, as good stewards we live God-centered lives. When Isaiah says “I have set my face like flint,” he is quoting the Messiah and indicating Jesus’ deter-mination and resolve in fulfilling His mission. That may be demanding for us
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PARISH NEWS
WWWANTANTANT TOTOTO BBBECOMEECOMEECOME CCCATHOLICATHOLICATHOLIC??? Have you been thinking about becoming Catholic or perhaps have wanted to com-plete your Sacraments of Holy Commun-ion and Confirmation? Also, do you need to have your marriage blessed in the Church in order to receive the Sacra-ments? Classes will begin on Wednes-day, September 16, 2015. Please call Father Dave Klunk, Deacon Doug Cook, or Chris Pagel at the Parish Office (714) 974-1416. The R.C.I.A. team hopes to see you there.
RCIA SRCIA SRCIA SPONSORSPONSORSPONSORS NNNEEDEDEEDEDEEDED This year’s class for people wishing to join the Catholic Church (R.C.I.A.) will begin on September 16. As such, we will be needing people who wish to journey with them, share their own faith journey and learn more about the church in the process. Sponsors will be needed on Wednesdays from October 21 through March 26. Classes will be conducted from 7:00 pm until 8:30 pm in the Multi-Purpose Room. A training session will be held to explain what is expected of a sponsor. Previous sponsors have often remarked how much they learned and that it was an honor to serve our Lord in bringing someone closer to Jesus Christ. If you have any questions or would like to be a sponsor, please call Sheila Cook at (714) 637-4654), Alicia Ayers (714) 813-1694, or Deacon Doug Cook at the Parish Office (714) 974-1416 ext. 106. We so hope many of you will answer this call.
If you are battling, have battled, or are caring for a person who is undergoing cancer treatment, we would like you to share your personal story in our new ministry at San Antonio. The focus is on spiritual and emotional healing through exchange of stories from those who are going through these situations. Medical Social Worker, Rose Danieri, LCSW, will help facilitate this group. Nutritional and exercise advice will also be dis-cussed. This support group will meet on the 4th Tuesday of the month. Please join us on Tuesday, September 22, at 6:30 in the Multi-Purpose Room. If you feel you might be interested or want more infor-mation, please call Robert or Rosa Heins-man at (714) 791-5850 or (213) 952-9862. You may also leave your name and phone number with Deacon Doug Cook at the Parish Office (714) 974-1416.
Family Assistance has identified the third Sunday of each month for the collection of food from parishioners attending Mass. Donated food is distributed to families in need from the Ministry's Food Pantry on Thursday afternoons. No one is turned down. To service the need of the families who seek food from our pan-try, we need at least 200 bags of food every month. This feeds approximately 800 people per month. This number has almost doubled during the past year, and, our need for food assistance continues to increase. We are no longer providing the blue bags, as they are not coming back filled. You can use any type of bag or container you wish. The third Sunday of each month is also Green Envelope Sunday. Your donations from the green envelopes are the source of funds that enable Family Assistance to provide financial aid to working poor families and families at risk of becoming homeless. Should you have any ques-tions, please contact Kevin Durkin at (714) 974-9728. Thank you for your gen-erous support!
FIESTA NEWS Page 4 San Antonio Catholic Church Twenty-fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time
��JoAnne Lynn ��Natural History Museum of Los An-
geles County ��Roger Dunn, World Wide Golf
Shops ��Servite High School ��Sam Woo Sea Food Restaurant ��Tropicana, Laughlin ��US Foods ��Wood Ranch BBQ & Grill ��Yorba Linda ICE, Sheri Heywood
Jude ��Yogurtland
Silent Auction Many thanks to the following donors for their support and generous offerings to the Silent Auction. ��AVI Resort & Casino, Laughlin ��Anaheim Hills Jewelry & Coin Mart ��Bowers Museum ��Campitelli Cookies ��Chick-fil-A ��City of Anaheim Council Member
Jordan Brandman ��Costco Savi Ranch
Thank you to our generous parishioners for their time and/or treasure: Sharon Algeo, Donna Arnaldo, Joseph Beauchesne, Juan Carreno, Catherine Carroll, Kim Collell, Sheila Conant, Dick Crawford, Mark and Irma De La Riva, Pete De Paola, Mary Estrada, Jo Ann Foster, Bruce Furniss, Henry and Rosemary Garrido, Vicki Haase, Greg Harwell, Curt and Linda Horner, John and Allena Kaplan, Kridle, Ed and Gail Laurie, Elaine Liming, Kate and Ian MacGregor, David and Joan Malec, Renee and Chuck Markley, Cynthia Martinez, Dennis and Patty McCoy, Melissa McCullough, Paul and Lilly McHenry, Irene Meyer, Name Family, Joe and Dora Nanci, Fr John Ne-neman, Jack O’Connor, Martha Olivares, Dwight and Kim Oylear, Joe and Diana Perez, Wayne Phillips, Rodger and Luci Pruitt, James Rahon, Barbara Redick, David Rime, Panky and Eva Jo Romero, Norma Simmons, Gloria Slievoski, Elizabeth and Tasar Smith, Rose Spinelli, Van Driesen Family, Donna Welling, Bill and Janet Whitcomb, JR and Kari Wildermuth, James Woodin and Marcia Zonick.
Many Thanks….. A special thanks to the entire Fiesta Committee and all of the volunteers for their hard work, tireless hours, and dedication in making our Annual Fiesta a great success. A special thanks to all of the Games Captains & Food Booth Chairs:
Many thanks to the Yostantos Family for their Sponsorship and Support of Fiesta
Food Chairs: Richard & Kathleen Kennedy
(Italian Food Chairs) Tony and Lydia Nicasio
(Filipino Food Chairs) Nancy and Jim Hazard (American Food Chairs Pat and Marie Butler (BBQ Booth Chairs)
Patty & Mike Weller, Amy & Rick Skinner, &
Michelle & Corey Woinarowicz (Mexican Food Chairs) Ed & Susan Hoffman
Jim & Colleen Donovan Tippy & Debbie Thompson
(German Food Chairs) Becky Spears, René Meng, &
Evy Washington (Fruit of the Vine)
Chuck & Renee Markley (Appetize Me Food Chairs)
Game Captains: Doreen & Don Galligan
Erik & Jeana Franco Curtis & Jamina Sammons
Mark & Elaine Kuli Mike & Sandra Trujillo
Christina Byrne Tim & Patty Fogarty
Debbie & Jay Garbutt William Klos & Alfred Manuel
Rosemary & Henry Garrido John & Vicki Silvius
Dolores Kevane Tamara & Shannon Murphy
Rose & Mark Hasselbeck Debbie & Joe Van Driesen Mary Beth & John Quinlan
Carrie Paone
Tons of great buys from .10¢ to $10.00. Brand name clothes, shoes, & purses at very low prices. Fashion
jewelry, long gowns, purses, children’s footwear, clothing, wallets,
accessories, and much more.
Open During Fiesta Hours: September 11, 12, & 13
For details, please call
(714) 743-6648
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MMMENENEN & W& W& WOMENOMENOMEN’’’SSS PPPARISHARISHARISH FFFELLOWSHIPELLOWSHIPELLOWSHIP TMIY (That Man is You) men’s fellowship program will be taking sign-ups for another year of TMIY on Sunday, September 20 after all Masses. TMIY will begin on Sunday, October 4th at 6:45 am in the Parish Hall. This is an exciting program that touched the hearts of over 60 men last year. In addition we will begin a women’s fellowship program called Endow. Sign-up for Endow will also be on Sunday, September 20 after all Masses. Endow will begin with a women’s retreat on Friday, September 25, at 7:00 pm in the church. Please mark your calendar.
to emulate, but that is the steadfastness the Lord expects from us. James speaks eloquently to this same fortitude as reflected by how we live out our faith. Living our faith out is at the crux of the message in our Second Read-ing. We are called to have an active and alive faith that is exemplified by our ac-tions, by what we do to be good stewards of our multiple gifts. Faith as James de-scribes it is impossible to see; it is intan-gible. However, James makes it clear that what we do, our works, how we live as good stewards, can be seen. It is the real indication of the faith that cannot be seen. As James states so powerfully, “Demonstrate your faith to me without works, and I will demonstrate my faith to you from my works.” The most vigorous way we can display our belief in the promise of Christ is to show our trust in Him by what we do, by how we serve, by how we live out our lives of stewardship. Living faith produces loving action. In the Gospel from Mark, Jesus asks His disciples, “Who do people say that I am?” The disciples repeat what they have heard people say — “ John the Baptist…Elijah…one of the prophets,” but it is St. Peter who identifies who the Lord really is — “You are the Christ.” We must nev-er forget that “Christ” means “the anoint-ed,” the “Messiah,” “Christ” is not a name; it is a title. We often criticize and diminish Peter for some of his errors and misjudgments, but in this instance, he has the correct and complete answer, alt-hough he completely reverses himself in the following verses. As we have pointed out many times, there is the world of humankind, and there is the world of God. Peter initially speaks from a God-centered angle, but then he immediately changes to a human outlook. This is the same trial we face — to see beyond the obvious and to appreciate the divinity and holiness of the Lord. When we plant a seed, we lose sight of it; it basically dies to our perception. Believing, having faith and trust, allows us to envision the plant and the fruits that the seed will pro-duce. Trust in God allows us to believe, to have faith, and to show our faith with actions. Copyright - printed with permission from www.catholicsteward.com
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DDDAILYAILYAILY RRROSARYOSARYOSARY
to the Blessed Virgin Mary Monday through Saturday
Liturgy of the Word for Children will be taking a summer break from now until Sunday, September 27, 2015. This is due to the Church’s summer schedule and vacation schedules. We will miss having this wonderful program but we know we will still see you at Mass every week-end. Even in the summer, going to Mass should always be our first priority each weekend. Participation at Mass is our highest form of praise and worship, and receiving the Body, Blood, Soul, and Divinity of Jesus Christ is our most ex-travagant Gift! The Explaining God’s Word weekly handout will be in the bookcase in the back of the Church.
CCCLASSESLASSESLASSES RRRESUMEESUMEESUME SSSUNDAYUNDAYUNDAY, S, S, SEPTEMBEREPTEMBEREPTEMBER 27, 201527, 201527, 2015 Jr. High resumes October 5. For registration information, visit us online at www.sanantoniochurch.org
Spiritual Adoption time is nearing! Spir-itual adoption is the opportunity for Fam-ilies to pray for an unknown baby whose mother might be contemplating having an abortion. Each Family can choose a boy or girl, and name this baby. During the next 9 months the Families will pray for their “adopted” baby daily. In June 2016, there will be a Baby Shower at which time gifts can be donated to the Respect Life Ministry for distribution to Life Centers here in Orange County. We look forward to seeing all of you at our “sign-up” table on the weekend of Sep-tember 19 - 20! The San Antonio Respect Life Ministry
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WEDDING BANNS
Please pray for the following couple on the second
SSSEPTEMBEREPTEMBEREPTEMBER 16, 201516, 201516, 2015 We had a terrific turnout for our August meeting, as we prepare for our young adults to start college or to leave again after a summer at home. Please know that mothers of high school seniors are welcome and encouraged to attend, as it is not too early to start planning and pre-paring for this transition. Join us for our next meeting on Wednesday, September 16 at 7:00 pm in Conference Room 1. We will be discussing and learning about letting go and the “I - Connected Parent.” Hope you will join us, and bring some friends too. With questions contact:
Lisa Camino (714) 812-9318
UPCOMING EVENTS CONTINUED
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Sunday, September 20, 2015 ��Family Assistance Food Collection
As a teacher you have the unique opportunity to walk with a teen through their faith journey. You will guide them as they learn about our faith and deepen their spirituali-ty. You don’t need to know everything; You just need to say, “Yes!” We have a great curriculum already in place and workshops where teachers come together and share their experiences and methods. Contact Mike Fahey in the Youth Ministry Office today at (714) 921-8307. I look forward to speaking with you. The Lord does not only call the equipped; He also equips the called.
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Your Sunday donation helps sustain the many ministries of our parish such as Religious Education, Youth Ministry, Young Adults, as well as our priests and employees’ salaries and benefits, utili-ties, taxes, church and office supplies, and ongoing repair work, upgrades, etc. to our parish facilities. Your continued participation is needed for the good of San Antonio de Padua Parish and the spread of the Gospel. Thank you for your generous financial support.
LLLIGHTSIGHTSIGHTS, C, C, CAMERAAMERAAMERA….. F….. F….. FAITHAITHAITH All adult parishioners are invited to our movie presentation of “Little Red Wagon”. It will be shown in the Multi-Purpose Room of the Religious Education Center on Tues-day, September 29, at 7:00 pm. “Little Red Wagon” is based on a true story about a young boy who becomes the youngest head of a nonprofit organization in the US to help the homeless. Starting with the homeless resulting from Hurricane Charley’s dev-astation of Southern Florida in 2004, Zack Bonner, age 8, feels the need to do some-thing to help its victims. Using his little red wagon he eventually collects three truck-loads of food and supplies. As with many things in life, all is not smooth. Despite government intervention due to his age and the magnitude of the problem, Zack and his family find ways to continue their mission. This movie clearly shows what a little boy can do with God’s help and a lot of perseverance. Bring a friend and join us for this showing of what one person can do. Tuesday, Sep-tember 29, 7:00 in the Religious Education’s MPR. We Don't have a balcony, but the SNACK BAR is OPEN!!
If you have any questions, please call Cliff Clark at (714) 921-3223
MINISTRY CONTACTS San Antonio Catholic Church Page 9 September 13, 2015
Adult Confirmation Fr. Dave Klunk ...................... 974-1416 Adult Faith Formation Coordinator Christopher Pagel .................. 974-1416 Altar Servers Jeff Mikusky .......................... 974-1416 Greg & Stephanie Smet ......... 687-6872 Bereavement Ministry Deacon Paul Amorino ........... 974-1416 Bible Studies Martha Miser (Tues am) ........ 281-2198 Tina Zlaket (Moms Thur am). 532-0887 Cancer Support Deacon Doug Cook ............... 974-1416 Christian Service Sally Ingerson ........................ 283-4392 Church Environment Chris Born ............................. 998-0943 Lotte Rindt ............................. 281-9071 College Ministry Kari Wildermuth .................... 974-1416 Communion to the Homebound Liz Bicknell ........................... 279-9180 Cursillo Brian & Michelle Rathswohl . 631-6442 EM of Holy Communion Jeff Mikusky .......................... 974-1416
Family Assistance Deacon Doug .......................... 974-9728 Filipino Ministry Ray Angeles ........................... 300-4274 Foster/Adoption Ministry Mike/Maryanne Fahey ........... 948-0038 Hispanic Ministry Sandra Brewster ..................... 270-1294 Hospitality Ministry David Rime ............................ 343-2501 Jim Woodin ............................ 282-8523 Knights of Columbus Jay Klabacha .......................... 488-5685 Lectors Allen Van Camp .................... 693-8546 Mothers of College Students Lisa Camino ........................... 812-9318 Music & Liturgy Jeff Mikusky ........................... 974-1416 Nursery Gloria Pepper .......................... 926-1664 Pastoral Council Jody Millspaugh ..................... 309-6001
Peace and Justice Linda Ross ............................. 281-9357 Prayer Hotline Jeannie Neubert ...................... 998-2504 Esther Strobel ......................... 998-8697 Religious Ed. Office Sr. Mary Han Nguyen ............ 974-2053 Respect Life Mike Cushing ........................ 404-3584 R.C.I.A. Fr. Dave Klunk ...................... 974-1416 San Antonio Moms Tina Zlaket ............................. 532-0887 San Antonio Women Judi Moallem ......................... 281-2328 St. Francis of Assisi School Tom Waszak .......................... 695-3700 Seniors’ Sunshine Club Anna Eftekhari ....................... 974-7113 Stewards for Evangelization Diane Tippets ......................... 998-9123 Brenda Ames ......................... 281-7929 TMIY – That Man Is You Russ Millspaugh .................... 637-0059 Deacon Doug Cook ................ 974-1416 Youth Ministry/Confirmation & Young Adults Mike Fahey ............................ 921-8307
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Welcome to San Antonio Church. If you are new to the parish or have recently moved, please fill out this form and place it in the collection basket or return it to the parish office. Please list all family members regardless of religion. Introduce yourself to the parish priests today, they are delighted to meet all new parishioners.
PARISH INFORMATION - REGISTRATION FORM
Adults: First Names Date of Birth Religion Occupation (Please specify)
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Sex
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M F
M F
Family Surname: Date:
Address: City: Zip:
Phone: email:
Marriage (please check one) Single Married by Priest Other (Specify)
RELIGION: C– CATHOLIC NC– NON CATHOLIC Children living at home Sex Date of Birth Please Check all that Apply: School
M F _____/_____/_____ Baptism First Communion Confirmation
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Online Giving! It’s fast! It’s easy! It’s convenient and
secure! Go online to: www.sanantoniochurch.org
Clergy Fr. John Neneman - Administrator .......................... [email protected] Fr. Dave Klunk - Parochial Vicar ................................ [email protected] Deacon Doug Cook ........................................................ [email protected] Deacon Paul Amorino .............................................. [email protected]
All numbers listed are in the (714) area code. You can also visit our website for more infor-
mation: www.sanantoniochurch.org
Thursdays beginning September 17, 2015 (11 Weeks)
Time: 7:00 - 9:00 pm
San Antonio Catholic Church
Parish Hall
It is FREE to attend the class!
Please bring a Bible. Study sets will be available on the first night of class. Suggested donation is $25.
To sign up, contact: Christopher Pagel [email protected] 714-336-1749
