THE CONGREGATION OF THE SACRED HEARTS OF JESUS AND MARY CONTINUES TO SERVE SAN DIMAS, LA VERNE, AND SURROUNDING COMMUNITIES.
Thank you God for prayers answered! Amazing Grace, how sweet the sound,
I was once lost, but now I'm found.
STAFFED BY THE CONGREGATION OF THE SACRED HEARTS OF JESUS AND MARY
Fr. Peadar Cronin, SS.CC. Fr. Rich Danyluk, SS.CC. Fr. Peter Dennis, SS.CC. Fr. Donal McCarthy, SS.CC Fr. Bill Moore, SS.CC. Fr. John Roche, SS.CC. Fr. Jeremy Sabugo, SS.CC.
DEACONS
Al Austin .................... x.178 [email protected] Marv Estey .............. [email protected] Jose Guadamuz ....... x.110 [email protected] Mario Lopez .......... x.110 [email protected] Amante Pulido ... x.172 [email protected]
STAFF
Pastor............................. Fr. Rich Danyluk, SS.CC. [email protected] ....................................... x. 114 Associate Pastor ......... Fr. Jeremy Sabugo, SS.CC. [email protected] ................................. x. 118 Secretary .......................................... Giselle Smith [email protected] .................................... x. 110 Director of Administration ..................... Pat Joyce [email protected] ........................................... x. 112
Director of Pastoral Ministry .......Charlie Martinez [email protected] .................................... x. 140
Director of Music ......................... Trevor Thomson [email protected] ..................................... x. 135
Bereavement & Marriage .................. Brenda Luna [email protected] .................................... x. 137
Staff Accountant ............................ Salah Bahouth [email protected] ...................................... x. 198
Administrative Assistant ................. Michele Cote [email protected] ................................... x. 199
Volunteer Coordinator ...................... Lani Galvan [email protected] ......................................... x. 111
Communications Coordinator ...... Gabby Pedrego [email protected] ................................... x. 136
Catechetical Programs Coord. ....... Melanie Bailey [email protected] .................................. x. 232
Youth & Confirmation Coord. ....... Candice Brown [email protected] .................................. x. 234
Rel. ED. Admin. Assistant ......... Erika Montenegro [email protected] ........................................ x. 280
Youth Min. Admin. Assistant ......... Jamie Alarcon [email protected] ...................................... x. 220
Receptionist ...................................... Maria Triska [email protected] ........................... x. 110 Marriage Annulments ..... MaryAnn Brewer-Nolan ............................................................... (626)484-1355
St. Vincent de Paul Society.......................... x. 138 Holy Name of Mary School 124 S. San Dimas Canyon Road, San Dimas, CA 91773 Principal ...................................... Debbie Marquez [email protected] ............................... x. 226
www.holynamemaryschool.org Phone: (909) 542-0449
WEEKEND MASS SCHEDULE Saturday at 5:00 Pm, and 1st Saturday at 8:30 am. Sunday 8:00 am, 10:00 am, 12:30 pm (español) & 5:00 pm
DAILY MASS SCHEDULE Monday-Friday 8:30 am (English)
SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION Saturday at 3:30 pm (English)
ADORATION OF THE BLESSED SACRAMENT First Friday until 6:00 pm
EARLY MORNING ADORATION Weekday Mornings 6:00 am—8:30 am (Sign-up sheet in the narthex of the church)
LITURGY OF THE HOURS Monday-Saturday after Adoration Exposition
MISAS Y SERVICIOS EN ESPAÑOL Domingo 12:30 pm y Cada Miercoles a las 6:30 pm El Primer Miercoles hay Misa y la Uncion de los Enfermos. el Segundo Miercoles hay un Servicio de comunion. El tercer miercoleS hay misa y confesiones. El Cuarto miercoles hay Servicio de Comunion el Quinto miercoles hay servicio de comunion
THE PARISH 724 E. Bonita Avenue • San Dimas, CA. 91773 www.hnmparish.org Phone (909) 599-1243 Fax (909) 599-4230
Office Hours Sunday…………...9:00 am—2:30 pm Monday-Friday ….9:00 am—7:00 pm Saturday…………9:00 am—12:00 pm
Gathered with Mary as one family in the Eucharist,
We are called to live the love of Jesus. Holy Name of Mary Mission Statement
2 FOURTEENTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME WELCOME TO HOLY NAME OF MARY
FROM THE PASTOR July 8, 2018 3
My dear sisters and brothers, As I begin my 9th year together with you here, I believe the most important thing I can do is watch and listen for the movement of the Holy Spirit. That flickering light, within each of you as individuals and within this congregation as a whole and to open myself, with the help of God’s grace, to be a vessel through which God’s Spirit can move to inspire you, to nurture you, and to lead you to more fully respond to the call of God in your lives. As a symbol of our Mutual Ministry; I offer you the gift of being able to see the big pic-ture and connect the dots. I offer you the gift of my love, my compassion, my intuition, my imagination, and my intellect. I offer you the gift of my eyes and ears, my voice, my heart, and my energy. I offer you the gift of being able to laugh with you and to laugh at myself. I offer you my vulnerability and my fierce commitment to honesty, integrity and justice. I offer you my faith in Jesus Christ, whose prophetic boldness and tender compassion I seek to follow. I offer you the gift of my strengths as well as the gift of my weakness, for I believe that God does and will work through both. I offer you my passion to reach out to those in our surrounding community who long for a spiritual home, who long for a faith community where they can
experience God’s extravagant love and gracious welcome no matter what their situation or station in life and who long to be part of a church that is committed to doing justice, loving mercy and walking humbly with their God. Thankful Everyday For the gift of people who listen to me, for the mercy of those who forgive me, for the help of all who pray for me, for the patience of those who wait for me, for the friendship of those who have my back, for the wisdom of folks who correct me, for the favor of those who endure me, for the strength of all who support me, and for the care of those who love me, thank you, Lord! Help me, Lord, to listen, forgive, pray, wait, protect, correct, abide, support and care for others as patiently and faithfully as I am generously loved...
Amen.
I thank our God each time I think of you for the gift of being able to serve you, with love Fr. Rich, SS.CC.
SATURDAY, JUNE 7TH
8:30 AM S Int. Connie Carter, int. marna hanley, int. Rowena ladores,
5:00 pm D
Anita Platania, Salvatore Vasta , int. tom and Lauren Skinner, int. Bricky and Larry Hirigoyen, joseph marquez, Paul Li and Maria Lau, Phillip Huitron, Jose Reyes Sr.
SUNDAY, JULY 8TH
8:00 Am D Int. Pat and Meredith Culligan , domingo sandora, int. noel and aida de leon, maximo sidoro, fermina medina,
10:00 Am S Anita platania, Salvatore vasta, Rachel perez, raja Bahouth, int. jimenez and bishop family
12:30 pm CP Guadalupana Society, Estela Perez, Enrique Arreguin, Javier Romero, Jesus Blanco, int. Yolanda Larios, Ernesto Larrea
5:00 pm S People of the Parish.
MONDAY, JULY 9TH
8:30 Am WM Maria Isabel Aviles, Renaldo Manalo, Int. Juan and ariana Davila, Juan Orozco, Int. Wyatt Katherman, gabriela garber, Kathy Giordano
TUESDAY, JULY 10TH
8:30 am D Elsa Berthans, Martin Garber, Peter Marquez, Emilia de Castro, Int. Juan and Ariana Davila, Lydia Martinez
WEDNESDAY, JULY 11TH
8:30 am S Joe Calderon, Raja Bahouth, Int. Juan and Ariana Davila, Juan Antonio, Int. Claudia Good
THURSDAY, JULY 12TH
8:30 AM S William Ruede, Int. Juan and Ariana Davila, Efrain Antonio Golpar, int. Claudia good.
FRIDAY, JULY 13TH
8:30 AM S Veronica Crisostomo, int. carlos reyes, int. Eusebio quinones, jesus Garcia, int. juan and Ariana Davila, maria meza
NEXT WEEKEND: 15TH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
PRIEST MASS SCHEDULE: 5:00 PM—S, SUN. 8:00 AM—S, 10:00 AM—D, 12:30 PM—D, 5:00 PM—D,
PRESIDER KEY* C=peadar Cronin D=Rich Danyluk PD=Peter Dennis WM=Bill Moore R=John Roche S=Jeremy Sabugo CP=Comboni Priest
Rudy Kraus, Brian Spencer, Melinda Zamora, Lydia Lerma, Dr. Chuck Gomer, Heriberta Marquez, Aiden Rodriguez, Rose Ibraham, David Ohton, Christa Lopez Tamparong, Victoria Camarella, Romy Rodriguez, Steve Lopez, Carol Piper, Kay Smith, Rudolph Lopez, Celia Post, Sister Patty, Carolyn Gilman, Mary Mckeon, Salvador Jimenez, Emily Lopez, Bernadette Lerma, Robert Coppack, Floyd Jackson, Daniella Camarella, Marydonna Schneidier, Ricardo Gonzalez.
Prayer is the best gift of love
you can give anyone you love. - St. Teresa of Kolkata
WEEKLY READINGS Week of July 8, 2018:
Sunday: Ez 2:2-5/Ps 123:1-2, 2, 3-4 [2cd]/2 Cor 12:7-10/Mk 6:1-6a Monday: Hos 2:16, 17b-18, 21-22/Ps 145:2-3, 4-5, 6-7, 8-9 [8a]/Mt 9:18-26 Tuesday: Hos 8:4-7, 11-13/Ps 115:3-4, 5-6, 7ab-8, 9-10 [9a]/Mt 9:32-38 Wednesday: Hos 10:1-3, 7-8, 12/Ps 105:2-3, 4-5, 6-7 [4b]/Mt 10:1-7 Thursday: Hos 11:1-4, 8e-9/Ps 80:2ac and 3b, 15-16 [4b]/Mt 10:7-15 Friday: Hos 14:2-10/Ps 51:3-4, 8-9, 12-13, 14 and 17 [17b]/Mt 10:16-23 Saturday: Is 6:1-8/Ps 93:1ab, 1cd-2, 5 [1a]/Mt 10:24-33
4 FOURTEENTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME PRAYER AND MASS INTENTIONS
IN MEMORIAM
Yvonne Olivas
Laura Morrissey
Ronald Petro
Susan Basgall
FINANCIAL STEWARDSHIP: Thank you for your generosity to
Holy Name of Mary Parish
June 30th & July 1, 2018
Weekly Fiscal Year-to-date
YTD vs. Last Year
Offertory at Masses
$34,489 +$11,108 +40%
Online Giving $4,950
Total Offertory $39,439 $34,439
Peter’s Pence $5,114
THANK YOU Thank you for your generous support in last week’s Peter’s Pence Collection! As a parish, we collected $5,114. Our contributions will be combined with those from our broth-ers and sisters around the world to help Pope Francis provide essential relief to people in need. If you missed the collection, it is not too late to give, visit www.usccb.org/nationalcollections, and click on the “How to Give” link.
MIDWEEK BULLETIN Every Thursday HNM sends a mid-week bulletin via email. The Midweek consists of Prayers, Reflection, Photos, Announcements, and most important-ly upcoming funerals and a up-to-date list of deceased from our com-munity. SIGN UP today by texting the word HNMPARISH to 22828.
FISCAL YEAR Our fiscal year ended on June 30, 2018. Once again though the generosity and continued support by our faithful parishioners we ended another successful year of stewardship of Holy Name of Mary. Your support has helped us to continue to provide our ministries, maintain our beautiful facilities, and plan for the future of Holy Name of Mary. We are grateful for the countless hours that volunteers and staff that have devoted to serving the needs of our parish and community. Complete financial details will be published early in the fall but for now THANK YOU!
TECHNOLOGY COMMITTEE We will soon be re-energizing the Holy Name of Mary Technology Committee to study and plan for more enhancements to our technology plan including the use of podcasts, blogs, video, etc. If you are interesting is serving with us please contact Pat Joyce, 909-599-1243 x112 or [email protected].
KEEP US POSTED Please keep your parish office informed of any changes to your household information including:
Changes to email or phone contact information Offertory envelope preferences Other changes or parish registration infor-
mation Adult children moving out on their own
To inform of us of any changes just send a quick email to [email protected] or call 909-599-1243 or stop by the parish office.
FINANCIAL STEWARDSHIP, TIME AND TALENT July 8, 2018 5
Host: Carl Koslowski, Winner of America’s Finniest Reporter from the Laugh Factory, Ice House, Comedy Store, Humorist for the Chicago Tribune
SPONSORED BY: THE SACRED HEARTS SECULAR BRANCH
Catholic Laughs A GUILT-FREE COMEDY SHOW
Saturday, July 14, 2018 at 7:30 PM (Doors open at 7:00 PM)
Suggested Donation: $20/person Location: Sacred Hearts Hall for All
Co-Headliner: Scott Vinci Guitar-Comic The Improv, The Comedy Store, San Diego Stand-Up Comedy Festival, The Burbank Comedy Festival at Flappers
Co-Headliner: Mary Gallagher
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Co-Headliner: Gene Pompa Comedian & Writer Credits include “Late Night with Conan O’Brien’, The Late Late Show, Scrubs, Comedy Central, The Latino Laugh Festival, In Living Color, and Films “Just go With It” “Bucky Larson: Born to Be a Star”
6 FOURTEENTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME SAVE THE DATE & JOIN US!
DONATIONS NEEDED-VBS: Our Vacation Bible School (VBS) is quickly approaching. We have over 200 children participating who will begin or deepen their faith by discovering that Jesus cares about them personally and rescues in life’s toughest circumstances. We need lots of donations to make this week possible. Please see the list below and all donations can be brought to the Faith Formation or Parish Offices. We would appreciate donations no later than Sunday, July 22nd. Thank you!!! SNACKS: Sandwich-size resealable plastic bags, Napkins, Paper cups (9oz size is great), Plastic cups ( 5oz & 9oz), plastic spoons, Dessert paper plates, Dinner paper plates, Individual chip bags, Vanilla wafer cookies, fish-shaped or other sea creature gummy candy, Skittles, Goldfish Colors crackers, 12-16oz bottles of tropical blend fruit juice, New toy sand pails with shovels, Gifts cards to Costco or Smart N Final. DECORATIONS, PROPS & GAMES: Dollar Tree or 99 Cent Store green, blue, and brown tablecloths, blue or green streamer rolls, carpet tubes, butcher paper rolls, cardboard boxes, Pool noodles, Spray bottles, gift cards to Home Depot/Lowe’s/Michael’s. FAMILY BBQ: We are looking for some angel who might be able to donate or assist with a discounted price on the hot dogs buns for our family BBQ (Aug. 3). Please contact Melanie Bailey at (909) 599-1243 x232 or [email protected]
FUNDRAISERS AND DRIVES July 8, 2018 7
COFFEE & DONUTS FELLOWSHIP Hosted By: Youth Ministry Our youth ministry program seeks to create Disciples of Christ by draw-ing young people to responsible participation in the life, mission, and work of the faith community. Youth ministry works to foster the total personal and spiritual growth of each young person and to em-power young people to transform the world by living and working for justice and peace. Thank you for the opportunity to serve. We consider it a privilege to help you in your role as primary educator in the faith formation of your teen. Please feel free to call us at any time if we can be a fur-ther assistance. May God continue to bless you and your family.
Every week a different ministry hosts Coffee & Donuts Fellowship. Come meet them as you enjoy a delicious donut &
coffee.
FUNDRAISERS:
JULY 7TH & 8TH:
BAKE SALE AFTER ALL MASSES
JULY 10TH:
THE HABIT
BURGER GRILL 4PM-10PM
JULY 15TH: SUNDAES ON
SUNDAY AFTER ALL MASSES
Please consider sponsoring one of our teens to attend
CITY OF SAINTS CONFERENCE.
Any amounts helps offset the cost for our teens! See the back page of the bulletin for more
information.
8 SUNDAY OF EASTER JOIN US
OCEANS OF MERCY Oceans of Mercy Young Adult Minis-try invites everyone 18 and older to connect with other young adults in our area as we focus on deepening our relationship with God through prayer. Oceans of Mercy community dinners happen twice a month to keep us connected. We also have Oceans of Mercy Nights every last Thursday of the month from 7-8:15 PM at the Ho-ly Name of Mary Day Chapel. For monthly updates from Oceans of Mercy please text @hnmo to 81010. You will receive updates about our gatherings and other gatherings in our area! Have more questions please call Jerome Resurreccion @9092266453.
OPEN ENROLLMENT FOR FAITH FORMATION 2018-19 Registration for 2018-19 Faith Formation
programs is taking place from now until Au-
gust 30. Forms are available in the Faith
Formation office and online. Questions?
Contact Melanie (Preschool/Elem coordinator)
at 909-599-1243 x232 or [email protected] or
Candice (Middle/High school coordinator) at 909-599-1243 x234 or
8 FOURTEENTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME IN OUR COMMUNITY
July 8, 2018 9
TREATING ‘DISEASES OF DESPAIR’ NOT EVERY HEALTH CONDITION HAS A MEDICAL SOLUTION By Michael Rozier A couple of years ago, I was grading final exams for a class on global health when I came upon a very fine essay, but one that did not answer the question I had actually asked. I asked the student to visit my office so I could understand why he had written what he had. After some hedging, he said that he did not have any clue how to answer the question on the exam, so he figured his best shot was to compose a solid essay on a related topic that he knew well. I secretly admired his ingenuity.
Today, something similar is happening in health care, but I fear it is less intentional than my student’s behav-ior—and the consequences are much more serious.
The suicide rate in the United States jumped by more than 20 percent in one decade, from 10.9 deaths per 100,000 people in 2005 to 13.3 deaths in 2015. Alcohol-related deaths have recently reached a 35-year high. And drug overdose deaths continue to climb at alarming rates despite national attention to the opioid cri-sis.
In general, we see these tragedies as matters of medicine and public health. But that is only part of the story. A small but growing segment of the health care world has started to describe these and similar conditions as “diseases of despair.” This idea suggests that some of the major drivers of substance abuse, suicide and even certain chronic physical conditions are hopelessness, an absence of opportunity and unrealized desires for be-longing.
It is understandable that many actors in the health care system do not consider despair to be a driving factor of these medical conditions. Much like my student, who knew he could not accurately answer the exam question, practitioners are not always well equipped to deal with matters of hope and belonging. So they respond to what they do know: the medical aspects of the disease. There is nothing inherently wrong with this. It only be-comes a problem if the institutions that can help to ask and answer existential questions are sidelined or fail to contribute their expertise.
As a priest, I often face the flip side of this coin. When students and parishioners seek counsel, I must determine whether I can provide adequate care or must refer them to another kind of professional. I fail them if I pretend a psychological or medical issue can be solved with spiritual direction or pastoral care. The same is true when we accept systems that suggest there are medical solutions for existential and social crises.
Diseases of despair can affect anyone, but we must pay particular attention to the marginalized groups who are the most affected. People with a disability are at least twice as likely to have a substance abuse disorder as the non-disabled. L.G.B.T. youth and military veterans commit suicide at higher rates than their heterosexual and civil-ian counterparts. Native Americans have the highest rate of heavy alcohol use of any ethnic group in the United States. The litany of those who suffer the most is sadly predictable, and one of the primary reasons is that they are given fewer reasons to hope, see less opportunity and are denied a sense of belonging.
Effective medical and public health interventions are necessary to solve diseases of despair. We must promote medication-assisted treatment and change physicians’ prescribing behaviors for opioids. We must properly fund mental health care and reduce access to means used for suicide, especially guns. But every health condi-tion does not have a medical solution.
In order to effectively fight these diseases and help people lead flourishing lives, we must also begin asking better questions. Questions of why opportunity is not distributed equally across our society. Questions of what form community and belonging take in the modern world. Questions of how to communicate hope in a way that is believable. If we take these questions seriously, the diseases will not disappear entirely, but they will no longer be driven by despair.
Don't let your worries get the best of you; Remember, Moses started out as a basket case.
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Some people are kind, polite, and thoughtful
Until you try to sit in their pews. *+*+*+*+*+*+*+*+*+*
Many folks want to serve God, But only as advisers.
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It is easier to preach ten sermons
Than it is to live one. *+*+*+*+*+*+*+*+*+*
The good Lord didn't create anything without a purpose,
But mosquitoes come close. *+*+*+*+*+*+*+*+*+*
When you get to your wit's end,
You'll find God lives there. *+*+*+*+*+*+*+*+*+*
People are funny; they want the Front of the bus, Middle of the road,
And back of the church. *+*+*+*+*+*+*+*+*+*
Opportunity may knock once, but
temptation bangs on the front door forever. *+*+*+*+*+*+*+*+*+*
Quit griping about your church; If it was perfect, you couldn't belong.
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If a church wants a better pastor,
It only needs to pray for the one it has. *+*+*+*+*+*+*+*+*+*
We're called to be witnesses, not lawyers or judges. *+*+*+*+*+*+*+*+*+*
God Himself doesn't propose to judge a man until
he is dead. So why should you? *+*+*+*+*+*+*+*+*+*
Some minds are like concrete Thoroughly mixed up and permanently set.
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Peace starts with a smile. *+*+*+*+*+*+*+*+*+*
I don't know why some people change churches; What difference does it make which one you stay
home from? *+*+*+*+*+*+*+*+*+*
Be ye fishers of men. You catch 'em - He'll clean 'em.
Coincidence is when God chooses to remain anonymous.
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Don't put a question mark where God put a period. *+*+*+*+*+*+*+*+*+*
Don' t wait for 6 strong men to take you to church.
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Forbidden fruits create many jams. *+*+*+*+*+*+*+*+*+*
God doesn't call the qualified, He qualifies the called.
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God grades on the cross,
not the curve. *+*+*+*+*+*+*+*+*+*
God loves everyone, But probably prefers 'fruits of the spirit'
over 'religious nuts!' *+*+*+*+*+*+*+*+*+*
God promises a safe landing,
not a calm passage. *+*+*+*+*+*+*+*+*+*
He who angers you, controls you!
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If God is your Co-pilot,
swap seats! *+*+*+*+*+*+*+*+*+*
Prayer: Don't give God instructions, just report for duty!
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The task ahead of us is never as
great as the Power behind us. *+*+*+*+*+*+*+*+*+*
The Will of God never takes you to where the Grace of God will not protect you.
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We don't change the message.
The message changes us. *+*+*+*+*+*+*+*+*+*
You can tell how big a person is By what it takes to discourage him/her.
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The best mathematical equation I have ever seen:
1 cross + 3 nails = 4 given.
Short Sermon—will make you smile!
SEMANA DE LA COLECTA ¡Muchas gracias por su generoso apoyo la semana pasada para la Colecta Peter’s Pence! Como parroquia, recaudamos $5,114 Nuestras contribuciones serán combinadas con las de nuestros hermanos y hermanas alrededor del mundo para ayudar al papa Francisco a proporcionar un alivio esencial a las personas necesitadas. Si usted no alcanzó a dar en la colecta, ¡aun lo puede hacer! Visite www.usccb.org/nationalcollections, y haga clic en el enlace “How to Give”.
SOCIEDAD GUADALUPANA La Sociedad Guadalupana se dedicada al servicio, obras de caridad, y la devoción a la Virgen de Guadalupe. Para mas detalles este ministerio y como ingresarse al grupo, por favor comuníquese con la Sra. Carmen Val Verde al 909.973.0335 o con la Sra. Martha Tovar al 909.322.8061
¿CÓMO APUNTAR INTENCIONES PARA LA SANTA MISA? Para solicitar una Intención de Misa aquí en Holy Name of Mary, visite la oficina parroquial. Se les pide que aparten la misa no mas tardar de dos semanas antes para asegurar que su intención salga en el boletín y sea mencionada en la Santa Misa. El costo por la intención es una donación. Misas en español son el primer y tercer miércoles a las 6:30 PM y el Domingo a las 12:30 PM.
MEDITACION EN ESPAÑOL July 8, 2018 11
Mis queridos hermanos y hermanas, Comienzo mi octavo año junto con ustedes, Creo que la cosa más importante que puedo hacer es ver y escuchar el movimiento del Espíritu Santo, que chispea luz, dentro de cada uno de ustedes como individuos y dentro de esta congregación en su conjunto y para abrirme yo mismo, con la ayuda de la gracia de Dios, a ser un recipiente a través del cual el Espíritu de Dios puede moverse para inspirar, para nutrir, y para llevarlos a responder mejor a la llamada de Dios en sus vidas. Como símbolo de nuestro Ministerio Mutuo;
Te ofrezco el don de ser capaz de ver el panorama en general y conectar los puntos.
Te ofrezco el regalo de mi amor, mi compasión, mi intuición, mi I maginación y mi intelecto.
Te ofrezco el regalo de mis ojos y oídos, mi voz, mi corazón y mi energía.
Te ofrezco el don de ser capaz de reír contigo y de reírme de mí mismo.
Te ofrezco mi vulnerabilidad y mi fuerte compromiso con la honestidad, la integridad y la justicia.
Te ofrezco mi fe en Jesucristo, cuya audacia profética y tierna compasión busco y sigo.
Te ofrezco el regalo de mi fortaleza, así como el don de mi debilidad, porque yo creo que Dios hace y actúa a través de ambos.
Te ofrezco mi pasión para llegar a las personas de nuestra comunidad que nos rodea, que buscan y anhelan un hogar espiritual, que aspiran una comunidad de fe donde puedan experimentar el amor extravagante de Dios y la gracia de la bienvenida sin importar cuál es su situación o condición en la vida, y que quieren ser parte de una iglesia que se ha comprometido a hacer justicia, amar con misericordia y caminar humildemente con su Dios.
Agradecido Todos los Dias Todos los días agradecido por el don de personas que me escuchan a mí, por la misericordia de los que me perdonan, por la ayuda de todos los que oran por mí, por la paciencia de los que me esperan, por la amistad de aquellos que tienen mi espalda, por la sabiduría de la gente que me corrije, por el favor de los que me soportan, por la fuerza de todos los que me apoyan y para el cuidado de los que aman a mí, ¡Muchas gracias, señor! Ayúdame, Señor, a escuchar, perdonar, orar, esperar, proteger, cor-regir, respetar, apoyar y cuidar de otros como paciente y fielmente co-mo yo generosamente amados... Amén. Agradezco a nuestro Señor cada vez que pienso en ustedes y poder servirles, con amor - Padre Rich, SS.CC.
MONDAY July 9 TUESDAY July 10 WEDNESDAY July 11
THURSDAY July 12 FRIDAY July 13 SATURDAY July 14
SUNDAY July 15
DID YOU KNOW? Cell Phone snapshots might not be so innocent Nearly everyone has a cell phone and that may be great for communication and connection, but it also gives rise to concerns about who may be taking photos of you or your children without your knowledge. You can’t police the behaviors of others around you, but you can avoid taking pictures of your own children in public, and posting photos online that give away the locations of your favorite parks and hangouts. If your children have phones, monitor the photos they are taking and sharing, too.
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6:00 AM Adoration CHURCH
8:30 AM Daily Mass CHURCH
9:00 AM Rosary Group Chapel
6:00 PM Miracle Monday Rosary Chapel
7:30 PM AA Weekly Meeting Faculty Room
7:00 PM Amazing Grey's Evening Reflection OLG
6:00 AM Adoration CHURCH
8:30 AM Daily Mass CHURCH
9:00 AM Rosary Group Chapel
10:00 AM Tuesday Rosary Group Chapel
10:00 AM Prayer Shawl Ministry FF 206
5:30 PM Choir Practice 10am Mass Music Office
6:00 PM Lectores (Ensayo) CHURCH
6:00 PM Shield's Steering Meeting OLG
7:00 PM Choir Practice CHURCH
7:00 PM St Vincent de Paul General Meeting Damien Room
7:15 PM Shield Weekly Meeting FF 204
6:00 AM Adoration CHURCH
8:30 AM Daily Mass CHURCH
9:00 AM Rosary Group Chapel
4:00 PM FUNERAL TRAINING CHURCH
6:00 PM Shred event HALL
6:30 PM Spanish Communion Service CHURCH
6:30 PM Ministry Fair Planning Meeting OLG
7:00 PM Spanish choir Practice CHURCH
7:00 PM RCIA Weekly Meeting Damien Room
7:00 PM Spanish Marriage Ministry FF 204
7:00 PM Cresimiento FF 206
7:00 PM Centering Prayer Workroom
7:15 PM Maravillas Coordination Meeting FF 203
7:15 PM Stars and Stripes Monthly Meeting Faculty Room
6:00 AM Adoration CHURCH
8:30 AM Daily Mass CHURCH
9:00 AM Rosary Group Chapel
3:30 PM Parish Childrens choir Music Office
7:00 PM Boy Scouts Weekly Meeting HALL
7:00 PM KofC Officer's Monthly Meeting FF 201
7:00 PM Prayer Shawl Ministry OLG
6:00 AM Adoration CHURCH
8:30 AM Daily Mass CHURCH
9:00 AM Rosary Group Chapel
7:00 PM Reunion of Prayer Group Chapel
7:00 PM Reunion of Prayer Group FF 203-205
7:00 PM Cursillos School of Leaders FF 202
6:00 AM Adoration CHURCH
8:30 AM Communion Service CHURCH
9:00 AM VIRTUS FF 204
7:00 PM SHSB Catholic Laughs Fundraiser HALL
10:00 AM English Baptisms CHURCH
3:30 PM Reconciliation CHURCH
5:00 PM Mass CHURCH
8:00 AM Mass CHURCH
10:00 AM Mass CHURCH
12:30 PM Spanish Mass CHURCH
5:00 PM Life Teen Mass CHURCH
4:00 PM -10:00 PM
BRING THIS FLYER WITH YOU TO THE RESTAURANT!
SUPPORT YOUTH MINISTRY The City of Saints Teen Conference is a Catholic teen conference hosted by Archbishop Jose Gomez and the Youth Ministry Division of the Arch-diocese of Los Angeles. This 3 day event is a wonderful and local op-portunity for young people to deepen their relationship with Jesus. The conference features dynamic speakers, diverse liturgical experiences, music, interactive exhibits, opportunities to receive the sacraments of Eucharist and penance, and more. All of this is set in an atmosphere where teens can learn and experience the beauty of the Catholic faith with its rich symbols and traditions.
Holy Name of Mary is taking a group of teens to this conference. These teens who will attend already give back to our community in unimaginable ways. Youth Ministry will be hosting several delicious fundraisers in order to help them offset the conference fee of $250.00. If you cannot make any of our fundraisers, you are welcome to make a donation online via Online Giving or making a donation in our parish office. Checks payable to Holy Name of Mary Memo: City of Saints Conference. For more information or ways to give please contact Jamie Alarcon, Youth Ministry Assistant (909) 599-1243 ext. 220 [email protected].
FUNDRAISERS:
JULY 7TH & 8TH:
BAKE SALE AFTER ALL MASSES
JULY 10TH:
THE HABIT
BURGER GRILL 4PM-10PM
JULY 15TH: SUNDAES ON
SUNDAY AFTER ALL MASSES
