St. Paul the Apostle Catholic Church 14085 Peyton Drive, Chino Hills, CA 91709 (909) 465-5503 ● FAX (909) 465-1683 E-mail: [email protected]● Web site: sptacc.org OUR PARISH MISSION STATEMENT We, the people of St. Paul the Apostle Catholic Faith Community, Baptized into Jesus Christ, formed by Word and Sacrament, and Empowered by the guidance of the Holy Spirit, Seek to be a visible sign of God’s love. We seek to build the Kingdom of God by: Using our unique gifts to minister to one another, Welcoming all and caring for those in need, Teaching our faith to others and Uniting in worship as a family with the Body of Christ. Dear Holy People of God: In today’s gospel, Jesus said to the crowd: “… a man… sowed good seed in the field!” (Mt 13:24) We’re the good seeds! And good seeds can always conquer any adversity in life. Even the closure of the Church! Masses have been suspended before, but we painstakingly hope for the Church’s re-opening. Our prayers have been answered. Although the “re-opening” was restrictive, we acknowledged it as a moment of grace, and a sea- son of recreating our hearts as a bank of a vibrant faith. Grace after grace have been showered upon us. It’s like the song, “Rain drops keep falling on my head…” And second closure comes! Immediate reactions are varied: some say, “AGAIN?”; others say, “it’s Calvary, it’s Crucifixion,” still others lament, “it’s painful, when will this end”; and some will cry out, “Enough is enough!” But we’re good seeds! We can weather this together, we can win this together. This is just a temporary setback. We are at our faith’s best when adversities come our way. We become stronger! You know why? Because we are created God’s image and likeness! We’re not a “hybrid-seed” but we’re life-forces begotten with the DNA of a loving God. We’re not genetically altered; we’re God’s beloved sons and daughter, he said: “These are my beloved sons (daughters) to whom I am well pleased.” (Mt 3:17) With that identity and honor running in our veins, God’s heart becomes our “holy shelter” forever! Governor Newsom’s order is for us to “shelter in place.” There is only one letter difference between the instruction to “Shelter in place” and “Sheltering place.” That letter is “g!” “God” begins with a letter “g”. You add the letter “g” in to “Shelter in place,” and it will read “Sheltering place.” God is our “Sheltering place.” As God is our “Sheltering Place” during this second closure of our Church, let us make the Psalm 91: 1,9,16, as our everyday prayer: You who dwell in the shelter of the Most High, who abide in the shadow of the Almighty, Say to the Lord, “My refuge and my fortress, my God, in whom I trust.” Because you have the Lord for your refuge; you have made the Most High your stronghold. No evil shall befall you, nor shall afflictions come near your tent, for to his angels he has given you, that they will guard you in all your ways. I will deliver [you] and glorify [you]; with length of days I will gratify [you] and will show [you] my salvation. Amen. Remember, as “good seeds,” God promises you, “See, upon the palms of my hands, I have written your name” (Is 49:16) Blessings, Fr. Romy, Seleccion, MS, Pastor
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St. Paul the Apostle Catholic Church 14085 Peyton Drive, Chino Hills, CA 91709
We, the people of St. Paul the Apostle Catholic Faith Community, Baptized into Jesus Christ, formed by Word and Sacrament, and Empowered by the guidance of the Holy Spirit, Seek to be a visible sign of God’s love. We seek to build the Kingdom of God by: Using our unique gifts to minister to one another, Welcoming all and caring for those in need, Teaching our faith to others and Uniting in worship as a family with the Body of Christ.
Dear Holy People of God: In today’s gospel, Jesus said to the crowd: “… a man… sowed good seed in the field!” (Mt 13:24)
We’re the good seeds! And good seeds can always conquer any adversity in life. Even the closure of the Church! Masses have been suspended before, but we painstakingly hope for the Church’s re-opening. Our prayers have been answered. Although the “re-opening” was restrictive, we acknowledged it as a moment of grace, and a sea-son of recreating our hearts as a bank of a vibrant faith. Grace after grace have been showered upon us. It’s like the song, “Rain drops keep falling on my head…”
And second closure comes! Immediate reactions are varied: some say, “AGAIN?”; others say, “it’s Calvary, it’s Crucifixion,” still others lament, “it’s painful, when will this end”; and some will cry out, “Enough is enough!”
But we’re good seeds! We can weather this together, we can win this together. This is just a temporary setback. We are at our faith’s best when adversities come our way. We become stronger! You know why? Because we are created God’s image and likeness! We’re not a “hybrid-seed” but we’re life-forces begotten with the DNA of a loving God. We’re not genetically altered; we’re God’s beloved sons and daughter, he said: “These are my beloved sons (daughters) to whom I am well pleased.” (Mt 3:17) With that identity and honor running in our veins, God’s heart becomes our “holy shelter” forever!
Governor Newsom’s order is for us to “shelter in place.” There is only one letter difference between the instruction to “Shelter in place” and “Sheltering place.” That letter is “g!” “God” begins with a letter “g”. You add the letter “g” in to “Shelter in place,” and it will read “Sheltering place.” God is our “Sheltering place.”
As God is our “Sheltering Place” during this second closure of our Church, let us make the Psalm 91: 1,9,16, as our everyday prayer:
You who dwell in the shelter of the Most High, who abide in the shadow of the Almighty, Say to the Lord, “My refuge and my fortress,
my God, in whom I trust.”
Because you have the Lord for your refuge; you have made the Most High your stronghold. No evil shall befall you, nor shall afflictions come near your tent, for to his angels he has given you, that they will guard you in all your ways.
I will deliver [you] and glorify [you]; with length of days I will gratify [you] and will show [you] my salvation. Amen.
Remember, as “good seeds,” God promises you, “See, upon the palms of my hands, I have written your name” (Is 49:16) Blessings,
Fr. Romy, Seleccion, MS, Pastor
Mass Intentions & Readings for the Week 16th Sunday in Ordinary Time
† Deceased
Saturday, July 18 Mi 2:1-5; Ps 10:1-4, 7-8, 14; Mt 12:14-21 St. Camillus de Lellis; Blessed Virgin Mary 4:00 p.m. Porretta Family, Gloria Rogan, †Querico & Felisidad Saratan, †Alfredo Albay 6:30 p.m. †Enrique & Esther Garnica, †Cristina Noboa Sunday, July 19 Wis 12:13, 16-19; Ps 86:5-6, 9-10, 15-16; Rom 8:26-27; Mt 13:24-43 [24-30] 16th Sunday in Ordinary Time 7:00 a.m. †Isagani Militante, †Jose Verde, †Alfonso Gomez, †Teresa Lucas, †Rosalinda Deypuyart 9:30 a.m. Celine Tan, †Mike Travers, †Isagani Militante, †Shalla de Guzman, †Elizabeth Burg 12:00 p.m. For the People of the Parish 2:30 p.m. Matthew Zoeter, †Ramonita Parel, †Carlita Sison, †Rafael De Los Santos, III 5:00 p.m. †Damascena Magalalang, †Karlo Morcilla, †Rizalino Brion, †Natividad Cabrera Monday, July 20 Mi 6:1-4, 6-8; Ps 50:5-6, 8-9, 16bc-17, 21, 23; 12:38-42 St. Apollinaris 8:00 a.m. †George Ronquillo, †Karlo Morcilla, †Proclo & Violet Ronquillo, †Anthony Urgo Tuesday, July 21 Mi 7:14-15, 18-20; Ps 85:2-8; Mt 12:46-50 St. Lawrence of Brindisi 8:00 a.m. †Thomas Parpana, Jr., †Isagani Militante, †Rudy Climaco, †Victoriano Neponuceno
Wednesday, July 22 Sg 3:1-4b or 2 Cor 5:14-17; Ps 63:2-6, 8-9; Jn 20:1-2, 11-18 St. Mary Magdalene 8:00 a.m. Ladwig-Lopez Family, Jeffrey Wilson, Nancy Jiz de Ortega, †Abigail Martinez Thursday, July 23 Jeer 2:1-3, 7-8, 12-13; Ps 36:6-7ab, 8-11; Mt 13:10-17 St. Bridget 8:00 a.m. Adrienne Capistrano, †Jose Mendoza, †Izanagi Militant, †Fortunato Gloria Friday, July 24 Jeer 3:14-17; Jeer 31:10-12abcd, 13; Mt 13:18-23 St. Shabel Makalu 8:00 a.m. Robert & Jennifer Fahrenhorst, Anton De Leon, †Isabel De Leon, †Victoria Martinez Saturday, July 25 2 Cor 4:7-15; Ps 126:1bc-6; Mt 20:20-28 St. James 4:00 p.m. Jim Zoeter, †Ermelo Alcantara, †Rosalinda Albay, †Fidela Viniegas 6:30 p.m. Jaime Alatorre, Montoya Family, Noriega Family, Diaz Family Sunday, July 26 1 Kgs 3:5, 7-12; Ps 119:57, 72, 76-77, 127-130; Rom 8:28-30; Mt 13:44-52 [44-46] 7:00 a.m. Leo De Leon, †Isagani Militante, †Natividad Tuano, †Nerissa Badillo 9:30 a.m. Antonio Raygoza & Family, †Annie Lontoc, †Maria Fe Feluya, †Esteban Avecilla 12:00 p.m. Reynaldo Ocampo, †Cristina Quiroz, †Antonieto Aguirre, †Alberto Gonzalez 2:30 p.m. For the People of the Parish 5:00 p.m. Leopoldo Sevilla, †Ramon Tayas, †Benigno Songco, †Justo Recto
Please PraY For:
THE SICK AND SUFFERING: Antonio Alamillo, Ana Alvarado, Espiritu Ambeguia, Carlos Barron, Leni Basilio, Leodi Basilio, Ashley Bautista, Ryan Carmona, Lynn Carvelli, Rose Casado, Clara Chang, Eddie Colyn, Marc Cordero, Fr. Brian Costello, Jennipher Costello, Gus Davila, James Fay, Robert Fay, Charlie Field, Wayne Fisher, Edward Funk, Jr., Vanessa Garcia, Harvey & Patricia Geiss, Gerardo Gonzalez, Gloria Rogan, Jose Guadalupe Guerrero, Myrna Guiao, Juana Guillen, Chuck Haeflinger, Nahal Huffman, Marcelo Izquierdo, Monica Jimenez, Marlene Lombardo, Ramon Luna, Carmelita Lunod, Fr. Michael Maher, ss.cc., Gerardo Medina, Braulio Montoya, Fr. Bill Moore, ss.cc., Alexis & Alexander Musni, Anita Musser, Fr. Pat O’Hagan, ss.cc., Alfredo Perez, Susie Pinter, Michael Rabina, Gloria Rogan, Dan Saldi-
var, Leonora Santos, Connie Schaeffer, Lynda Shim, Stephanie Tribe, Victor Vengua, James & Mary Watson, Sheila Williams, Sandy Wolfsberger and Melba Zuniga.
Deceased: Colleen Field-Weis and Ernest Gallegos.
The pregnant women and all the new moms of our Parish: Cassandra Porras and Theresa Slutsky.
If you would like prayers, support, meals and a gift after your baby is born, contact Alexandra Latten Argosino at 707-416-3311, Elizabeth Ministry.
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We are now accepting Food Donations for the Food Pantry. You can leave your donations in the boxes outside the Parish Office.
Please check the expiration date before donating.
Thank you and God Bless!!
16th Sunday in Ordinary Time
Those who are just must be kind. — Wisdom 12:19
Bereavement “Seasons of Hope”
The Bereavement Ministry Support Group continues to meet via Zoom. Meetings are on the 2nd and 4th Monday of every month from 7:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. If you or someone you know are experiencing a loss, please contact Leeza Montoya at 714-342-8418 for information.
Our next Zoom meeting will be held on Monday, July 27th.
~Bereavement Grief Share Ministry
Preschool registration St. Paul the Apostle Catholic Preschool is now enrolling new students for our 2020-2021 school year. The school year is pending the Guidelines from the City, State and Diocese before we can open. We currently have limited spaces for 3 Year Old Program. Children enrolling in this program must be 3 years old and fully potty-trained.
There are two sessions. • First session meets Monday, Wednesday
and Friday from 9:00 a.m. until 11:30 a.m. The tuition for this session is $250.00 per month.
• Second session meets Tuesdays and Thursdays from 9:00 a.m. until 11:30 a.m. The tuition for this session is $200.00 per month. There is also a $100.00 registration fee.
For more information, contact the director, Chrissy Stutzman at [email protected]
TO REPORT THE SEXUAL ABUSE OF A CHILD
By a priest, deacon, employee or volunteer, contact the toll free Sexual Misconduct Hotline 1-888-206-9090
PARA REPORT EL ABUSO SEXUAL DE UN MENOR
Por parte de un sacerdote, diácono, empleado o voluntario, llame a la Línea Directa de Conducta Sexual Inapropiada al 1-888-206-9090.
July 19, 2020 Page 4
GOVERNOR'S NEW ORDER On Monday, July 13, 2020, the Governor of California issued an order calling for a second closure of Houses of Worship – Effectively cancelling ALL sacramental celebrations.
The Emergency Operations Center of the Diocese of San Bernardino has reviewed the Governor’s order and made their recommendations to Bishop Barnes.
In light of the Governor’s order and at the recommendation of the Emergency Opera-tions Center of the Diocese of San Bernardino, the following will be implemented immediately:
Effective July 13, 2020, all churches in the Diocese of San Bernardino are close.
Let us once again find hope and strength in the words of St. Paul in his letter to the Romans: “I consider that the sufferings of this present time are as nothing compared with the glory to be revealed for us.” (Romans 8:18)
Thankful for your ongoing prayers, support and generosity, we are able to continue our broadcast Masses on weekends and weekdays.
It is our hope, that as we continue to move forward, we may be able to bring you addi-tional spiritual experiences from the parish.
Wherever we are, wherever we may find ourselves, let us continue to pray with and for one another.
May we always find victory in the Cross of Christ.
Fr. Mike
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COVID-19 Please see the Diocese Website
sbdiocese.org for important Covid-19 information!
Aún hay tiempo Vea Nuevas Fechas: Abril 1, ¡Día del Censo! Extensión de fecha de Abril 2 a Septiembre 3. Si usted no completa la forma del Censo 2020, la Agencia del Censo 2020 enviara personas a visitar casas comenzando en Agosto 11 a Octubre 31. Para evitar la visita personal… ¡Complete su Forma del Censo 2020 HOY!
Online: My2020census.gov -utilize el numero de Código que recibió por correo. Por teléfono: Llamando al 844-330-2020 – Apoyo en Ingles, Español y 11 otros idiomas Por correo/en papel: Cuestionario en Ingles/Español solamente!
Es importante que sepa que la información del Censo 2020, no será compartida con otras agencias gubernamentales. La información ayudará para que nuestro Condado de San Bernardino reciba la asistencia Federal para las escuelas, cuidado de niños, asistencia a perso-nas de la tercera edad, servicios médicos para las familias etc., esta ayuda será muy necesa-ria para la recuperación de las comunidades después de la crisis de la Pandemia del COVID-19.
Preguntas que se harán: Número de perso-nas viviendo en la casa.
Tipo de residencia: casa, apartamento etc. Número de teléfono (llamadas solamente para negocio oficial de la Agencia del Censo 2020) Sexo, edad, fecha de Nacimiento, lugar de origen y raza. Parentesco familiar de las personas en la casa.
No se les preguntara: Ciudadanía o estado legal Número de Seguro Social Permisos de construcción o conversión de cuartos. Uso de Servicios Sociales públicos Condenas o registro criminal. Cuentas bancarias o información sobre pagos Estado de empleo, salario u otra información sobre sus finanzas.
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2020 CENSUS There is still time
Extended from April 2- September 3. If you do not complete the Census 2020 Form; The Census Bureau will send Census takers to visit homes from August 11- October 31. To avoid this visit… Fill out your 2020 Census Today!
Online: My2020census.gov -utilize code sent to you by mail
By telephone: 844-330-2020 – Support offer in English and 12 non-English languages
Mail/Paper: Questionnaire English/Spanish Only!
It is important for everyone to complete the 2020 Census. The information will not be share with any other governmental agencies. The infor-mation collected by the Census 2020 will help bring much needed Federal assistance for edu-cation, childcare, Senior programs etc., espe-cially for the recovery after the COVID-19 Pandemic. Questions will only ask:
Number of people living or staying in the house.
Type of residence: house, apartment etc. Telephone number (call only by official
Census Bureau business) Sex, age, date of Birth, Ethnic Origen and
race. Relationship of persons in household
You will not be asked: Citizenship Status Social Security Number Permit for building or room conversations Use of Public benefits Convictions or criminal record Bank account or payments information Employment, income or any other financial
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Evangelization & Faith Page 7
T his week we read three of Jesus’s most famous para-
bles: the sower and the seed, the mustard seed, and the yeast in the three measures of flour.
What do all of these have in common? You might say they are stories about faith and how it grows and develops. This is cor-rect, but they also have some-thing else in common: the theme of patience.
The farmer who sows the seed has to wait until both the wheat and the weeds mature before he can begin to sort them out. If he uproots the plants too early, he risks destroying his crop along with the weeds. The mustard seed, which is miniscule, eventu-ally becomes a huge bush. But patience is required for the seed to take root and reach maturity. Finally, the woman who kneads the yeast into the flour has to wait for the bread to rise before she can bake it.
In all three cases, it’s necessary to wait until you see the final re-sult. You may know that there will be a crop of wheat, a large bush, and loaves of bread, but it takes time and patient waiting before you can see them. You have to trust in the process.
The same is often true with our desire to share the Faith. We want people to embrace the Gos-pel right away; we want an im-mediate, enthusiastic response to the Good News of salvation. It didn’t work like that in the time of Jesus, and it doesn’t today. Most of the time (there are always ex-ceptions), we have to sow the seed or mix in the yeast—and then sit back and wait. No matter how much we might want to rush things, we need patience as we wait for faith to develop … from tiny seeds and grains of yeast.
D IGGING DEEPER FOR ISCUSSION: FORMED
members can watch the short “Opening the Word “ VIDEO free at sptacc.formed.org Reflect on these following questions with a friend or family:
• What is the common theme in all three of Jesus’s para-bles in this week’s Gospel?
• Which one of the three par-ables in today’s Gospel (sower and seed, mustard seed, woman with bread) do you relate to the most? Explain how the parable might apply to your life?
P RAYER: Picture yourself in a kitchen. There is a large
bowl of flour on the counter and
a measure of yeast. Mix the yeast into the flour. Now imagine Jesus says to you, “The kingdom of heaven is like yeast.” What thought comes to mind? Is there a question you would like to ask Jesus about this? What does he say?
R ESOLUTION: Think of at least two ways you might be
“yeast” for the Kingdom in your family or your work. How im-portant is it to you to be that yeast?
Reflections reprinted here with permission from Augustine Institute.
We encourage you to take notes as you reflect on this week readings / homily
Faith & Patience
Temporadas de Fe Page 8
V ivimos en un mundo instantáneo de microon-das, comida rápida entregada en ventanillas y
en una sociedad desechable en la que las cosas se vuelven obsoletas tan rápido, por lo que el mensaje de hoy es muy extraño. En todas las lecturas de hoy y especialmente la del Evangelio, vemos la transformación, pero no es algo que ocurra de la noche a la mañana, ni tampoco pasa sin esfuerzo. Nos encontramos con parábolas de un Dios paciente y amoroso que puede ver un resultado positivo al final y está dispuesto a esperar, a alimentarnos y ayudarnos a todos a llegar allí. Las semillas del sembrador necesitan de un tiempo para crecer y de cuidados. Para preparar el pan, se debe amasar la masa y esperar pacientemente. Al plantar una semilla de mostaza, algo tan pequeño que produce grandiosos resultados, pero solo hasta que cumpla un periodo de inactividad y espera.
¿CUÁL ES NUESTRA LEVADURA? En nuestro propio crecimiento, por lo general algo nos estimula y nos llama a cambiar. Para una pare-ja joven que descubre que están esperando un bebé, esto puede ser el impulso para “crecer” y
fortalecer sus hábitos de gastos. Para otros, un ataque al corazón o una enfermedad terminal y prolongada puede llamar a un despertar y dar una segunda oportunidad en la vida. Perder un trabajo, una esposa o sobrevivir a un accidente automovil-ístico puede significar que es la hora de “volver a empezar”. ¿No es asombroso darse cuenta de que estamos bendecidos con un Dios cariñoso y amoro-so que pasará por todos estos cambios en nuestras vidas, que nos está engatusando para que seamos mejores? Aquí hay un Dios que no se desconecta a causa de nuestros pecados, sino que está dispuesto a esperar, clasificar y “reunir el trigo.” Seamos agradecidos por este regalo de amor misericordioso. Recordemos la sencilla oración que está en el salmo 86:15-16 “Mas tú, Señor, eres un Dios compasivo y lleno de piedad, / lento para la ira y abundante en misericordia y fidelidad. / Vuélvete hacia mí, y tenme piedad; / da tu poder a tu siervo, / y salva al hijo de tu sierva.”
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Weekend Masses: • Saturday: 4:00 p.m. (English/livestreamed) 6:30 p.m. (Spanish/livestreamed) • Sunday: 7:00 a.m., 9:30 a.m., 12:00 p.m., 2:30 p.m. & 5:00 p.m. Weekday Masses: • Monday through Friday: 8:00 a.m. / Maher Hall Holy Day Masses: Check the bulletin for the schedule. Eucharistic Adoration: • Adoration: Schedule TBA Reconciliation:
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