St. Peter Claver Parish Corner of Cochran & Stow Streets Parish Mission Statement We, the parish of Saint Peter Claver, are a Catholic faith community within the Archdiocese of Los Angeles and the Universal Church. Firm in the hope of the Gospel of Jesus Christ and inspired by the example of our patron, we proclaim the kingdom of God to embrace everyone in love without discrimination of any kind. We are devoted to worship, to witness, and joyful service in the Spirit. PARISH SCHEDULE MASSES: Saturday: 5pm Vigil; 7pm (Español) Sunday: 8am; 10am; 12noon & 5pm Holy Day of Obligation: 5pm Eve before; Day-7:30am; 12noon & 7pm Weekdays: 7:30am (Monday - Friday) DEVOTIONS: Perpetual Help Novena, Wednes- days, 7pm, Mass on first Wednesdays, 7pm; Adoration every Friday, 7pm SACRAMENT OF PENANCE: Saturdays, 3 - 4:30pm (or by appointment); Eve of Holy Day & Thursday before first Friday, 4 - 4:45pm SACRAMENT OF BAPTISM: Sundays, 1:30 pm; 4th Sunday - Spanish Baptism BAPTISM INSTRUCTION: Second Monday of each month, 7pm SACRAMENT OF MARRIAGE: 6 months prior notification needed Pastor: Rev. Riz J. Carranza email: Riz.Carranza@la-archdiocese.org Associate Pastor: Rev. Adrian M. San Juan email: fradriansj@la-archdiocese.org Permanent Deacons: Rev. Mr. Brian Clements and Rev. Mr. Melecio Zamora Parish Office Address: 5649 Pittman St. Simi Valley, CA 93063-3525 Parish Office hours: (Monday - Friday) 9am-12noon, & 1-5pm Phone: (805) 526-6499 Fax: (805) 526-7233 E-mail: [email protected]Web Site: www.saintpeterclaver.org Bulletin e-mail: [email protected]Pre-School & Kindergarten: Lauren Balcaceres, Principal email: lbalcaceres@la- archdiocese.org (805) 526-2244 Fax: (805) 526-2225 Website: www.stpeterclaverschool.org Office of Faith Formation: Bianca Langlois, Director (805) 526-0680 email: [email protected]Jon Teague, Coordinator Middle School Youth Ministry email: [email protected]Confirmation / Youth Ministry Office: Andrew Gafvert, Director (805) 526-7975 email: [email protected]
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St. Peter Claver Parish Corner of Cochran & Stow Streets
Parish Mission Statement
We, the parish of Saint Peter Claver, are a Catholic faith community within the
Archdiocese of Los Angeles and the Universal Church. Firm in the hope of the Gospel of Jesus Christ and inspired by the example of our patron, we proclaim the kingdom of God to embrace everyone in love without discrimination of any kind. We are devoted to worship, to witness,
and joyful service in the Spirit.
PARISH SCHEDULE
MASSES: Saturday: 5pm Vigil; 7pm (Español) Sunday: 8am; 10am; 12noon & 5pm Holy Day of Obligation: 5pm Eve before;
Day-7:30am; 12noon & 7pm Weekdays: 7:30am (Monday - Friday) DEVOTIONS: Perpetual Help Novena, Wednes-days, 7pm, Mass on first Wednesdays, 7pm; Adoration every Friday, 7pm SACRAMENT OF PENANCE: Saturdays, 3 - 4:30pm (or by appointment); Eve of Holy Day & Thursday before first Friday, 4 - 4:45pm SACRAMENT OF BAPTISM: Sundays, 1:30 pm; 4th Sunday - Spanish Baptism BAPTISM INSTRUCTION: Second Monday of each month, 7pm SACRAMENT OF MARRIAGE: 6 months prior notification needed
Pastor: Rev. Riz J. Carranza email: Riz .Carranza@la - archdiocese.org Associate Pastor: Rev. Adrian M. San Juan email: fradriansj@la - archdiocese.org Permanent Deacons: Rev. Mr. Brian Clements and Rev. Mr. Melecio Zamora
Parish Office Address: 5649 Pittman St. Simi Valley, CA 93063-3525 Parish Office hours: (Monday - Friday) 9am-12noon, & 1-5pm Phone: (805) 526-6499 Fax: (805) 526-7233 E-mail: [email protected] Web Site: www.saintpeterclaver.org Bulletin e-mail: [email protected] Pre-School & Kindergarten: Lauren Balcaceres, Principal email: lbalcaceres@la- archdiocese.org (805) 526-2244 Fax: (805) 526-2225 Website: www.stpeterclaverschool.org Office of Faith Formation: Bianca Langlois, Director (805) 526-0680 email: [email protected] Jon Teague, Coordinator Middle School Youth Ministry email: [email protected] Confirmation / Youth Ministry Office: Andrew Gafvert, Director (805) 526-7975 email: [email protected]
Bereavement Ministry: Dcn. Melecio Zamora, 526-6499 Annulment Assistance: Wally & Linda Cravens, 526-6499 Knights of Columbus: Rick Lepore, (805) 218-5703 Society of St. Vincent de Paul: For assistance: (805) 404-3178 Music Director: Jim Leslie, (818) 324-2109 Couples for Christ: Chito & Beth Coronel, 285-7453 Filipino Catholic Comm. Group: Vangie Carlos, (805) 813-3995 Hispanic Catholic Community Group: Dcn. Melecio Zamora, (818) 262-1090 Las Guadalupanas: Pilar Osorio, (310) 597-9548 Worldwide Marriage Encounter: J.C. and Chelsea Baxter, (805) 522-4294 BINGO: Thursday, 6:30pm BINGO hotline: 526-2781
Safeguard the Children Committee: Clyde Allen, Chair email: [email protected] Bible Study: Richard Kimmet, 581-2742 Women’s Adult Bible Study: Sherry Kimmet, 581-2742 Becoming Catholic (Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults): Office of Faith Formation, 526-0680 Parish Vocation Animator: Michael Johnson, 526-6499 Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion: Larry Egan, 527-2444 Lector Coordinator: Jim Small, (805) 390-7260 Altar Servers: Brian Kane, 583-0466 Eucharistic Ministry of Hosp. & Home: Joni Egan, 527-2444 Respect Life: Susan Riedley, (626) 676-3233 Parish Library: Sue Marron, (805) 584-5620
Parish Information
Fully living our Catholic faith today needs life-long learning! The University Series 2017 is a multi-parish adult faith
formation experience featuring 100+ sessions in twelve locations, and our own parish of
Saint Peter Claver will host nine of these sessions.
Sessions are $8.00 at the door, including a guest for free. The University Series 2017 at St. Peter Claver:
WANT TO HELP WITH REFRESHMENTS OR REGISTRATION? Call Chris Redondo, (805) 795-7465, with your choice of dates. Thanks!
Monday eve., March 6th: Jina Kang, Ph.D. cand., “Angry Scriptures” Tuesday eve., March 7th: Fr. Leon Hutton, “The Church & Other Religions” Friday noon, March 10th: Suzette Sornberger, “Family Faith Formation” Monday eve., March 13th: Fr. Dave Heney, “Archaeology’s Latest Discoveries”
Tuesday eve., March 14th: Msgr. Craig Cox, “The Gentle Judge” Monday eve., March 20th: Fr. Felix Just, “The Real Jesus” Tuesday eve., March 21st: Fr. Felix Just, “Seeing is Believing” Friday noon, March 24th: Jazmir Fajardo, “MLK and Pope Paul VI” Monday eve., March 27th: Fr. Bill Nicholas, “Ancient Men with Modern Messages”
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in life and continues through the engagement period. Because marriage is for the good of the Church and the entire community, the Church and the state have an obligation to help support and sustain marriage.
Growth in Virtue With God’s grace, couples are called to grow in holiness. A holy marriage is made up of many virtues. Fundamentally, the couple lives out the theological virtues of faith, hope and love. Love is the heart of the vocation of marriage. It calls spouses to imitate Jesus by their willingness to sacrifice themselves in everyday situations for each other and their children. Couples must also grow in the moral virtues of prudence, justice, fortitude, and temperance. Two virtues that are sometimes overlooked are chastity and gratitude. Marital chastity means that the couple’s love is total, faithful, exclusive and open to life. It protects a great good: the communion of persons and the procreative purpose of marriage. Marriage is a school of gratitude, in which husband and wife are thankful for the gift of each other. They express their joyous gratitude in giving themselves completely to each other. Their gratitude leads them to be open to children and to be generous towards others. Growth in virtue is a lifelong journey, in which the spouses become more like Christ so that they can more perfectly love each other as Christ loves his Church.
The Eucharist In the Eucharist Catholic couples meet Christ, the source of their marriage. This encounter moves them to reach out in love to the broader Church and to the world. The Eucharist nourishes the virtue of marital hospitality and helps the couple to recognize God’s image in others. This hospitality builds up the Church and makes it a stronger witness to Christ’s love in the world. A marriage that is truly in Christ is a sign of the Kingdom that is coming. At the end of time, at the celebration of the heavenly wedding banquet, the love to which the spouses have been called will find its completion when the entire Church is assumed into the glory of the risen Christ.
May I ask that you save a copy of this article for your resource and use it any time for teaching your children or relatives. Let us pray for all our families that they will be true reflection of God’s communion of Love. Peace, Fr. Riz
Dear Parishioners, Last Sunday, the Catholic Charities of Santa Barbara Region, Deaneries 3 and 4 honored several outstanding parishioners from different parishes within those deaneries. We congratulate BIANCA LANGLOIS and CLYDE ALLEN, our two parishioners. They were honored for their services to the community and their work for the poor and the marginalized, as well as making a difference in the lives of children as well as adults.
Marriage and Family: A Communion of Love The Christian married couple, with their children, form an image of the Trinitarian God: Father, Son and Holy Spirit. Marriage and family life images the Trinity in two ways. First, like the Trinity, marriage is a communion of love between co-equal persons, beginning with husband and wife and extending to all the members of the family. Second, just as Trinity’s love is life-giving, a married couple’s love conceives and cares for children. In addition to reflecting the Trinity, the family is a microcosm of the Church. The ancient expression “domestic church” accurately describes the family because it is a small communion of persons that draws its sustenance from the larger Church and reflects its life in unique ways. Within this domestic church, parents have a special responsibility to teach children the faith and help them to grow in virtue. The family matures as a domestic church by participating in the life and worship of the larger Church, especially Sunday Eucharist. In the Eucharist, members of the family are most fully united to Christ, to one another, and to their brothers and sisters throughout the world. Christian spouses in a mixed marriage (between a Catholic and a baptized person who is not Catholic) witness to the universality of God’s love, even without sharing the Eucharist. They can make an important contribution towards Christian unity. Sometimes, Catholics marry non-Christians. These marriages are not sacramental, although the parties do commit to fidelity, permanence, and openness to children. Both types of unions face particular challenges, especially the religious upbringing of children. The Catholic party needs to take seriously the promise to maintain his or her Catholic faith and to do all in his or her power to have the children baptized and raised Catholic. Marriage is a vocation, or divine call, as necessary and valuable to the Church as other vocations. Discernment of and preparation for marriage is a process that begins early
Monday, February 27th 7:00 pm Liturgy Committee Meeting (O) 7:00 pm Misioneros de Cristo Praise and Worship (PC) 7:00 pm EDGE Team Planning (YC) 7:30 pm Adult Bible Study (CLR) Tuesday, February 28th 9:30 am Women’s Bible Study (CLR) 5:00 pm Webelos 1 and Lion Den Meeting (PC) 6:30 pm Adult Confirmation (PC) 7:00 pm Yr. 2 Confirmation Session (YC) 7:00 pm Claver Coffeehouse (PC) 7:00 pm Hispanic Community Prayer Group (PC) 7:00 pm Adult Music Ministry (C) Wednesday, March 1st - Ash Wednesday 7:30 am Mass 9:00 am School Ash Wednesday Prayer Service (C) 12(noon) Mass 5:00 pm Liturgy of the Word and Distribution of Ashes (C) 6:00 pm 3-5 Club Stations Rehearsal (C) 6:30 pm Misioneros Charismatic Renewal (PC) 7:00 pm Mass (Bilingual) 7:00 pm Boy Scouts (H) 7:00 pm K of C Planning Meeting (WHCR) Thursday, March 2nd 4:00 pm Confessions (C) 6:00 pm Children’s Choir (C) 6:30 pm BINGO 7:00 pm Noon Choir (C) 7:00 pm Yr. 2 Confirmation Retreat Team Mtg. (YC) 7:00 pm Parish Pastoral Council Meeting (O) 7:30 pm Adult Bible Study (CLR) Friday, March 3rd - First Friday 8:00 am Eucharistic Adoration (C) 6:30 pm Divine Mercy Chaplet (C) 7:00 pm Holy Hour (C) 7:00 pm Couples for Christ (PC) 7:00 pm Hispanic Community Choir (PC) Saturday, March 4th 9:00 am Easter Choir Rehearsal (C) 11:00 am Mass of the Anointing of the Sick (C) 3:00 pm Confessions (C) 4:15 pm Choir Practice (C) 6:00 pm Vocations Ministry (P) 6:00 pm Assumption Cemetery (P) 6:15 pm Confessions (Español) (C) 8:00 pm Vocations Ministry (P) 8:00 pm Assumption Cemetery (P)
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Parish Lending Library after Sunday 8:00am, 10:00am and 12(noon) Masses
K of C and Boy Scout Parish Pancake Breakfast after 8:00am and 10:00am Masses
Combined Webelos Den Meeting, 1:00pm
Scouts Ad Altare Dei Class, 2:00pm
Youth Choir, 3:30pm
Saturday, February 25th 5:00 pm Paul Nghiem (RIP) Monina Budy (RIP)
Sunday, February 26th 10:00 am Pedro Ortiz (RIP) Pedro Barba Soto (RIP) 12(noon) Martha Ortiz Barba (RIP) Eduardo Ballesteros (RIP) 5:00 pm Dario Cifuentes (RIP) John Erickson (RIP) Monday, February 27th 7:30 am Rick Paxman (RIP) Eddie and Valerie Basham (RIP) Martha Ortiz (INT)
Tuesday, February 28th 7:30 am Daniel Borro (RIP) Martha Ortiz Barba (INT) Niko Bucaro (RIP)
Wednesday, March 1st 7:30 am Ash Wednesday Special Intentions
Thursday, March 2nd 7:30 am All Souls (RIP) Reynaldo Rodriguez (RIP) Ed Donnelly (RIP)
Friday, March 3rd 7:30 am Sylvia Lazaro (RIP) Pedro and Justa Derramas (RIP) All Souls in Purgatory (RIP)
Thank you for your donations on Sunday, February 19th: $12,371.00.
SPCFAITHFORMATION.ORG
The Office of Faith Formation is open Monday - Thursday, 1-5pm and 6-8pm.
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Our next session is on Monday, March 6th from 7-8:30pm in the Youth Center! We hope to see everyone after the few weeks we had off, we have missed you! Middle School Youth Ministry is presenting Stations of The Cross on Friday, March 24th at 7pm in the church! To volunteer to help, email Middle School Coordinator Jon Teague at [email protected] or contact the Youth Ministry office.
Gospel: Matthew 5:24-34 Jesus tells His disciples to look at the birds in the sky and the flowers in the fields. God takes care of them and will care for us even more. We can always trust God to
care for us. Even when we can’t see the way ahead, God is there to guide us.
Tuesday, 2/28 - Adult Confirmation meets at 6:30 in Room 5 Wednesday, 3/1 - Stations of the Cross practice at 6pm inside the church Sunday, March 5th is Faith Formation Sunday!
Tuesday, February 28th: Yr. 2 Confirmation Candidate Session (7-8:45 pm, Youth Center) Wednesday, March 1st: Ash Wednesday Sunday, March 5th: Cyber Safety Presentation for Adults (7-8:30 pm, West Hall) Sunday, March 5th: Yr. 1 Confirmation Candidate & Parent Session (6-8:30pm, W. Hall & Youth Center) Sunday, March 5th: Youth First Communion Preparation Session (7-8:30pm, W. Hall & Youth Center)
Santa Barbara Youth Day Is Almost Here Santa Barbara Pastoral Region's annual youth day is a great day of music, speakers, Mass, and more for
high school youth. This year, Santa Barbara Youth Day is being held on Saturday, March 25th at St. Bonaventure High School in Ventura. The fee for high school youth to attend this event with us is $20
(including pizza for lunch). Parent chaperone/drivers (who have been fingerprinted and VIRTUS trained) will be needed and attend free. Please visit our website, spcym.org, for more information. Permission
forms and fees must be turned in to the Youth Ministry Office no later than Thursday, March 16.
City of Saints Teen Conference High school youth, don’t miss the Archdiocese of Los Angeles’ third annual City of Saints Teen Conference.
Ask any of our youth who have attended in the past and they will tell you that you should go, because it’s awesome! The conference will take place at UCLA again this summer, August 4th-6th, 2017.
The total cost for high school youth to attend with St. Peter Claver Youth Ministry will be $250, including transportation. Payment of this $250 fee books your spot and the deadline to sign up
by doing so is Thursday, April 6th (at the latest). Participant forms will follow. Please contact the Youth Ministry Office if you have any questions.
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Please pray for the health of… Jessie Jaffray; Myles Ireland; Ann Vinton; Carlos Rodriquez; Jim Womack; Cole Bunker; Nadia Jerisat; Barry Livingston; Agnes Sugay; (infant) Aidan Josias Garcia; Josephine Keithley; Justin Warn; Sherri Egan; Kurt von Osinski; Beverly Grimes; Heidi Frie; Bob Swoish; Linda Lynch; Bradley Sharp; Erick M., Jacob A., and Cecilia Frances; Diane Hazlewood; Marie Fardig; Bud Upper; Carla Maria Molina; Dave Morley; Kenny Bond; Gary Savas; Arlen Handberg; (child) Hazel Hammersley; (infant) John-Gabriel Bergeron; Marilyn Binggeli; Santiago Augustine Fernandez; Mary Jane Wickman; LaVonne Emerson; James Yncera; Charles Leo; Sheana Green; Deann Glynn; Dan Lang; Jack Scroggins; Joe Ortega; Dan Boland; Catherine Capaldi; Gregg Cassity; Virginia Dalcoe; Vera Barker; Chris Bordeleau; Bruce Vandelinder; Susan Womack; Helene Parlms-Jackson; Maria Lozano; Carolyn Currie; Chelsea White; Mary Smart; Mimi McGilvray; Rick Schuler; Elaine Swieca; Bill Waters; Marge Porterfield; Aaron Byron; Bob Bower; Jacqueline Sylvestre; Kittie Fidermutz; Martina Peters; Dillon Tunney; Barbara Pogorzelski; Sherry Estrella; Chase Dobson; Loretta Payne; Barbara Knight; Suzanne Shaefer.
Please pray for the souls of… Barbara Powell, 2/21/17; Julian Delas Alas, 2/17/17; Jo King, 2/16/17; Joseph "Jose" Franco, 2/26/16; Teresa Curran, 3/4/14; Cassandra Fernandez, 2/27/13; Carlos Lopez, 2/26/13; Jean Redmond, 2/27/12; Laurel Pohlmeier, 3/1/12; Peggy Teague, 3/2/11; Joseph Kozumplik, 2/28/10; Marcella Ewan, 3/2/10; Vincent DiQuatro, 3/3/09; Margaret Anguiano, 2/28/07; William Szombathy, Jr., 3/1/07; Floranz Schulte, 3/1/06; Francis McManamon, 2/27/02; Mamie Speranza, 3/3/02; Adolph Herdzina, 3/1/02; George Luther, 3/3/01; Mary Watson, 3/2/00; Brian Mattina, 2/26/96; Cynthia Shuman, 3/4/95; Francisco Felix, 3/4/95; Charlotte Folck, 3/2/95; John Fritch, Jr., 3/1/95; Katheryn Reeves, 2/27/93; Margaret Bibb, 3/2/93; Peter Siracusa, 3/2/92; John Stevens, 2/26/83; Marie Gibson, 3/3/82; John Bennett, 3/2/81; Raymond Higgins, 2/29/80; Richard Thatcher III, 2/27/78; Nicolos Magallanes, 3/4/77; Frank Russo, 3/2/77.
Can a mother forget her infant, be without tenderness for the child of her womb? Even should she forget, I will never forget you. ~ Isaiah 49:15
We’d like to welcome our newest Christian through Baptism…
Donovan Mateo Cruz
Looking to devote more time to your spiritual life this year? All men of the parish are invited to our annual Retreat, to be held March 17-19 at Mater Dolorosa
Passionist Retreat Center in Sierra Madre. This year’s theme is “The Crucified One is No Stranger.” Please join us from Friday evening to Sunday
afternoon for silence, prayer, reflection, solitude, insightful and rich preaching, celebration of the
Sacraments, and relaxation. For more information or to reserve your spot, please call Gary Carlson at
(522-0875) or Wally Cravens at (522-0981).
NEXT SATURDAY, MARCH 4TH AT 11am, a special Mass and anointing of the sick will be held for seniors and those in poor health. The Anointing of the Sick “is not a sacrament for those only who are at the point of death.
Hence, as soon as anyone of the faithful begins to be in danger of death from sickness or old age, the fitting time for him to receive this sacrament has certainly already arrived.” If a sick person who received this anointing
recovers his health, he can in the case of another grave illness receive this sacrament again. If during the same illness the person’s condition becomes more serious, the sacrament may be repeated. It is fitting to receive
the Anointing of the Sick just prior to a serious operation. The same holds for the elderly whose frailty becomes more pronounced.
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Making cemetery arrangements in advance is both a loving and financially wise thing to do. Advance planning provides a family reassurance, comfort and peace of mind. You owe it to yourself and
to your family to explore the many advantages of advance planning. To know more, please call Assump on Cemetery at (805) 583-5825. A representa ve can answer any ques ons you may have.
Mass (with distribution of ashes) Preschool/K distribution of ashes Mass (with distribution of ashes) Distribution of ashes Mass (with distribution of ashes) (Bi-lingual)
7:30am 9am 12(noon) 5pm 7pm
Weekdays of Lent: There is no obligation to fast. Voluntary acts of self-denial are recommended.
Ash Wednesday and Good Friday: These are days of universal Fast and Abstinence from meat in the Church. There is a limit of one full meal on these days for all between the ages of 18 and 59 inclusive.
Days of Abstinence: (Ash Wednesday and all Fridays in Lent): All who have reached their 14th year are bound to abstain totally from meat.
Easter Duty Obligation: After they have received their First Holy Communion, Catholics are bound by the obligation of receiving Holy Communion at least once a year. This precept should be fulfilled during the Easter Season. Catholics are also bound to confess serious (mortal) sins at least once a year, but this is not limited to the Lenten/Easter Season.
We have added some more opportunities to receive the Sacrament of Reconciliation during the
Lenten season. Confessions will be heard on Mondays during Lent (3/6, 3/13, 3/20, 3/27,
and 4/3) from 4-5pm in the church.
There will be no confessions during Holy Week.
Sunday, March 12th, is Bundle Sunday for St. Peter Claver. The St. Vincent
de Paul truck will be here from 8am to 1:30pm to receive your donations. Bring usable clothing, shoes, small
appliances, household items, linens, books, etc. For large items including furniture, appliances, and vehicles,
please call (323) 224-6280 or (800) 974-3571 for a special free pickup at your home.
Please do not bring furniture, TV’s and large appliances to our Sunday truck. Remember, your
contributions will be helping the needy!
Claver Coffeehouse is an evening for non-Catholics to
ask ques ons, share stories, and explore
the faith that the Catholic Church offers. Bring your curiosity and an open heart to learn more about living a life in
Christ. Contact the Office of Faith Forma on for info: (805) 526-0680 or faithforma [email protected].
Tuesday, February 28th, Parish Center, 7pm
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Cyber Safety Presentation for Adults
Sunday, March 5th
Our parish Safeguard the Children Committee and Youth Ministry have arranged for Sheriff’s
Deputy Captain James Fryhoff to give a presentation on Cyber Safety on Sunday, March 5th at 7pm in our West Hall. The
presentation will be geared toward parents of high school youth, but all adults interested
in attending are welcome. Please visit our website, spcym.org
for more information.
All parish singers are invited to participate in the combined Easter choir! Our rehearsals have just
begun. They are held on Saturdays at 9am in the church, and will continue every Saturday through Holy Saturday. The choir will sing on
Holy Thursday, the Easter Vigil, and the 10am Mass on Easter morning. Please consider par cipa ng in this very
important parish ministry - we need your voices! If you have ques ons, please call Jim Leslie
Holy Mass (First Saturday) Breakfast (provided) Rosary Praise Songs Conference 1 Break Conference 2 Lunch (provided) Adoration Stations of the Cross Confessions Vigil Mass
SCHEDULE
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St. Peter Claver Church
PEOPLE OF THE GOOD NEWS
Saturday, April 1st, 2017
Come and take advantage of this Lenten opportunity to gain knowledge and grace! Our speaker will be
our Associate Pastor, Fr. Adrian San Juan. There is no cost.
Everyone is invited!
To RSVP, please call: Vangie Carlos , (805) 813-3995 Parish Office, (805) 526-6499
Last Day to RSVP: March 25th
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Stress can affect the children around you - Everyone has stress, whether it’s a bad day at work, car trouble, or simply too many things to do. It is important to learn how to manage your stress – for your own sake and for the children around you. Too much stress can make it difficult to parent effectively. After a while, your children may show signs of being stressed, too. For a fact sheet on managing stress, please email [email protected] or call (213) 637-7227.
El estrés puede afectar a los niños que le rodean - Todo el mundo tiene estrés, ya sea un mal día en el trabajo, problemas con el automóvil, o simplemente demasiadas cosas que hacer. Es importante aprender a manejar su estrés, por su propio bien y por los niños que lo rodean. Demasiado estrés puede hacer que sea difícil para usted ofrecer una paternidad efectiva. Después de un tiempo, sus hijos pueden mostrar signos de estar estresados, también. Para obtener una hoja informativa sobre cómo manejar el estrés, envíe un correo electrónico a [email protected] o llame al (213) 637-7508.
Thursday Nights In the Parish Center
Doors open at 4:30pm - Games begin at 6:30pm - All games pay $250 Major Credit Cards accepted - Phone: (805) 526-2781
Beginning Experience” is part of an international ministry for those men or women who have experienced the loss of a spouse through death, divorce or separation. A “Beginning Experience” weekend will be held on March 24th - 26th, 2017, at Holy Spirit Retreat Center in Encino. This weekend helps a person move from the darkness of grief into the light of a new
beginning with renewed hope. “Beginning Experience” is recognized by the Office of Family Life for the Archdiocese of Los Angeles. To register for the weekend or obtain more information, contact: Peg at (818) 767-1007 or
Maria (Spanish) at (310) 365-0186. Questions can also be sent by email to: [email protected].
Para hacer arregios an el cementerio antes de su necesidad es una decision sabía y prudente en cues on financiero. Al llevar acabo esta decision le da a la familia tranquilidad y paz mental. Usted y su familia pueden explorer las ventajas de los planes por adelantado. Para mayor informacion por favor llamar a (805) 583-5825 y uno de nuestros reperesentantes les contestaran todas sus preguntas. Por favor visitenos el la plaza después
de todas las misas el próximo fin de semana, 4 y 5 de marzo.
Maria Vadia Author, Healing Ministry, and Safe Haven for Victims of Human Trafficking
Born in Havana, Cuba, Maria’s family escaped communism and fled to America. After being gripped with materialism, her powerful conversion led her to a healing ministry serving the poor around the world and to be a witness to miracles. Mail “Magnificat” check for $28 to Magnificat, P.O. Box 4057, West Hills, CA 91308. After March 19th, the cost will be $30. Questions? Contact Teri Thompson at (805) 527-3745.
On-line reservations can be made at www.magnificatsfv.org.
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