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We, the Catholic community of St. Joseph, Placentia, under the
guidance of the Holy Spirit, center our lives on Jesus Christ.
Together we grow as disciples of the Lord in faith and action.
717 North Bradford Avenue, Placentia, CA 92870
www.stjosephplacentia.org
Masses: Saturday Vigil: 5pm, 7pm (Spanish) Sundays: 7:15am,
8:45am, 10:30am, 12:15pm (Spanish) 5pm LIFETEEN
Weekdays: 8:30am, Saturdays: 8:00am; Confessions: Thursday
6:30pm and Saturday at 3:30pm and by appointment
Nosotros, la comunidad Católica de St. Joseph, Placentia, bajo
la guía del Espíritu Santo, centramos nuestra vida en Jesucristo.
Juntos crecemos como Discípulos del Señor en fe y en acción.
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Worship Aid 1. Mighty to Save! Oct. 6, 2019
Ev’ryone needs compassion, love that’s never failing. Let mercy
fall on me. Ev’ryone needs forgiveness, the kindness of a Savior,
the hope of na ons.
Savior: he can move the mountains. My God is mighty to save; he
is mighty to save! Forever, author of salva on: he rose and
conquered the grave; Jesus conquered the grave!
So take me as you find me, all my fears and failures. Fill my
life again.
I give my life to follow ev’rything I believe in. Now I
surrender. (Bridge)
Shine your light, and let the whole world see. We’re singing for
the glory of the risen King. Jesus! © 2006, Reuben Morgan and Ben
Fielding/Hillsong Publishing. Integrity Hosanna. CCLI #1595099
Responsorial Psalm 95 - If Today you Hear the Voice of God
If today, if today you hear the voice of God, open up your heart
and listen to his Word. If today, if today you hear the voice of
God, harden not your hearts, harden not your hearts.
Copyright © 1989, 1999, World Library Publica ons. 3825 N.
Willow Rd., Schiller Park, IL 60176. All rights reserved.
2. Renew
Our Father, Maker of the heavens and the earth, Author of the
universe who imagined us, God All-Seeing: into our humanity come;
let your kingdom be with us, oh, let your will be done.
Lord Jesus, Son of God who sits at his right hand, Perfect Love
that became man sacrificed for us, Pure Redeemer: into our iniquity
come; let forgiveness sweetly fall, have mercy on us all.
Renew your people, renew your promise, renew our hearts for
you.
Renew your people, renew your promise, renew our hearts for you.
Lord, renew.
Holy Spirit, Gi of risen hope, abiding peace, Comforter who
intercedes, carries ev’ry prayer, Moving Presence, Living Breath of
living God: come, s r the passion in our hearts; breathe new life
into us.
© 2007, Sarah Hart and Marc Byrd, Blue Ra Music. (BMI)
spiritandsong.com Oregon Catholic Press
3. Consuming Fire
There must be more than this; O, breath of God come breathe
within. (Repeat) There must be more than this; Spirit of God, we
wait for You. Fill us anew, we pray. Fill us anew, we pray.
Consuming Fire, fan into flame a passion for Your name. Spirit
of God, fall in this place. Lord have Your way. Lord have Your way
with us.
Come like a rushing wind. Clothe us with power from on high. Now
set the cap ves free. Leave us aban-
doned to Your praise. Lord, let Your glory fall. Lord let Your
glory fall.
CCLI Song No. 3818569© 2002 Thankyou Music (Admin. by EMI Chris
an Music Publishing) Tim Hughes CCLI License # 1595099
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4. Fragrance Prayer
Dear Jesus, help me to spread your fragrance ev’ry where that I
go. Dear Jesus, flood my soul with your spirit and your love.
Penetrate and possess my being so u erly that all my life may
only be a radiance of you.
Shine through me and be so in me that ev’ry soul I come in
contact with may feel your presence in my soul.
Let them look up and see no longer me but only you, my Jesus.
Stay with me and then I shall begin to shine as you shine so to
shine as a light to all.
© 2000 Tom Booth, OCP
5. Miracle of Grace 358 MI
Miracle of grace, mystery of faith, calling us to venture to the
deep. Though our senses fail, your graces s ll prevail, and we
become the love that we receive.
Bread of life, bread of life. Those who eat this bread shall
live and never die. Bread of life, bread of life. Your true
presence in this holy sacrifice. Bread of life.
Unworthy though we are, you feed the hungry heart with bread
come down from heaven above. And like a grain of wheat, we fall
down at your feet, dying here with you. Oh, let us rise!
Your faithfulness revealed in this covenant you’ve sealed with
your very body and your blood. Come, claim your bride again with
love that cannot end, for what God joins no one can divide.
© 2008, Cur s Stephan, spritandsong.com OCP
6. We Will Serve The Lord
Wealth can be an idol, built of gleaming gold, bringing dreams
of paradise, futures bought and sold. Some will choose to gather
it, all that they can hoard, but as for me and my house, we will
serve the Lord!
Pleasure is a siren, promising the flesh, brief relief from emp
ness, a hiding place from death. Some will choose to chase it un l
it leaves them bored, but as for me and my house, we will serve the
Lord!
As for me and my house, we will serve the Lord, we will serve
the Lord, we will serve the Lord! As for me and my house, we will
serve the Lord, we will serve the Lord, we will serve the Lord!
© l986 Rory Cooney © l986 NALR, OCP
7. Your Love Awakens Me
There were walls between us. By the cross You came and broke
them down, You broke them down. And there were chains around us. By
Your grace we are no longer bound, no longer bound.
You called me out of the grave. You called me into the light.
You called my name and then, my heart came alive.
Your love is greater. Your love is stronger. Your love awakens,
awakens, awakens me. (Repeat)
Feel the darkness shaking. All the dead are coming back to life.
I’m back to life. Heart the song awaken all crea on singing, “We’re
alive ‘cause You’re alive!”
And what a love we’ve found. Death can’t hold us down. We shout
it out: We’re alive ‘cause You’re a live! CCLI Song # 7054720 ©
Capitol CMG Genesis Jesus Culture Music Phil Wickham Music Seems
Like Music Sing My Songs For use solely with the SongSelect.
Terms of Use. All rights reserved. Www.ccli.com CCLI License #
1595099
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Get ready to Shop with Scrip!
Scrip will NOW be available after all morning Masses EVERY
Sunday,
beginning October 6th in the courtyard!
Get your Christmas shopping done or those birthday gifts ahead
of time,
while raising money for St. Joseph Catholic School.
Thank you for your support!
Pastoral Let ter
The first weekend of October every year is designated as Respect
Life Weekend in our Church. On these days we are called as
Catholics to reflect on our church teachings about the dignity of
human life at every stage. These teachings are often summarized as
a “consistent ethic of life.” What are some of the issues involved?
Fundamentally the Catholic ethic is a response to our secular
culture in America and around the world. It is about finding a
better way to deal with social problems than by killing people: the
unborn (abortion), the elderly (euthanasia), the infirm (mercy
killing), and criminals (capital punishment). In reviewing this
consistent ethic, we are being asked where we stand in all of this.
Am I outspoken in support of life? Casting my vote in support of
life? Charitable toward a mother who has been pressured into
aborting her child? Patient with the weak and handicapped as they
deal with their limitations? Steadfast in opposing the death
penalty for criminals? In a word, am I consciously and actively
pro-life in my words and actions? If not, why not? These teachings
flow, of course, from the fifth commandment that God gave to
Moses—“Thou shalt not kill.” And it is important to note that this
commandment, as well as the other nine, were given not simply to
the Jewish people, not simply to Christian people, but to ALL
people. This prohibition applies to everyone as a basic building
block for a civil society. This is why it is such a challenge for
us today.
Probably the first challenge for us is to do our best to help
shape a consensus within the Catholic community. We can hardly talk
to our secular brothers and sisters if we are divided about our own
beliefs. There are many resources we can find to learn more about
the issues—the Catholic website FORMED is a good place to start.
The second major challenge is to share our Catholic vision with the
wider society. We can state our case in non-religious language,
being vigorous but civil. This is not easy, but it is essential. We
can’t do everything, but we can do something—and Respect Life
Weekend is a good reminder. Sincerely, Father Don Romito
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Please pray for the sick/oremos por los enfermos
Pam Dietrich Jim Dinsmore Louie Bosques Bea Halphide Rich Tourne
Bill O’Neil
Austin Aita Ken Renaud Mariko Mori
Adeline Bradbury Paul Moynihan Elouise Woore
Mariann Sweeney
Randy Harrison Bud Schmitt
Kathy Murphy Natalie Amick Hugins
Brianna Paco Christina Paco Archuleta
Rosario Arrecis Yaseir
Barbara Morlock Franklin Cabebe
David Todd Diana Pena Hurcado
Katherine O’Hara
Louie DeArman Juanita Yorba
Ana Rios & Family Humi Coleman
Joan Harris Lucia Martinez
Theresa Lim Elvira Ramirez
+Pray for those who have died oremos por los que han muerta
Matilde Garcia-Negrete Loida Rodil Lopez
Rodolfo Vargas Pat Kearns
October is Respect Life Month in the Diocese of Orange as
throughout the United States.
Please donate generously to the Diocese’s “Pennies from Heaven
Campaign”.
Turn in your filled baby bottles with coins, dollars or checks
and return them October 6th. This year’s donations will support
three women’s Pregnancy Shelters and 7 women’s Pregnancy Clinics in
Orange County or nearby LA county. For checks write: St. Joseph
Church with PFH written on the memo line.
St. Joseph Catholic School
60 Past & Present Families of school and
parish are welcome to join us for Dinner, Dancing &
Auctions
Friday, November 8th at 6:30pm. Tickets are on Sale Now for
Denim & Diamonds Gala!
Tickets cost $100.00/each. The fun begins at 6:30pm and
concludes at 11:30pm.
Buy your ckets online at www.sjsplacen a.org We are currently
sor ng through the past 60 years of
school history and would love some community assistance.
Please send in copies of pictures to our school or email them
directly to LMunznerAV@sjsplacen a.org with
Subject line: 60th Anniversary.
Children’s Faith Formation First Day of Class:
Year 1 : Sunday, October 6th Year 2 & Year 3-5: Sunday,
October 6th at 10am; Monday, October 7th at 6pm; Tuesday, October
8th at 4pm or 6pm (Your starting date is according to the day and
time you chose.) RCIA-Children: Sunday, October 6th at 11am
For further questions please contact Liliana Duran at the parish
office.
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Mass Intent ions for the Week
Saturday, October 5 8:00am Jim Renaud RIP 5:00pm Elisa Flores
RIP 7:00pm Fernando Legazpi RIP Sunday, October 6 7:15am Felicitas
Martinez RIP 8:45am William Porter RIP 10:30am Jane M. Hill RIP
12:15pm For the Parish 5:00pm Josephine Cannon RIP Monday, October
7 8:30am Theresa Wielenga RIP Tuesday, October 8 8:30am Rolando
Custodio RIP Rod Alcovir Sp Int Solly Shatzen RIP Joseph Preston
RIP David Fuller RIP Wednesday, October 9 (students attending)
8:30am Irvin Gill RIP Thursday, October 10 8:30am Benvenido &
Loreta Gumpal RIP John Baird RIP Dick Kress RIP David Hays RIP
Marilyn Crow RIP Friday, October 11 8:30am Joan Sessa Sp Int
Saturday, October 12 8:00am Rev. William Kenney, CSP RIP 5:00pm
Tomas M. Gonzalez RIP 7:00pm Angeles Jimenez RIP Sunday, October 13
7:15am Fran Wysocki RIP 8:45am Marge Kurland RIP 10:30am Connie
Corpuz Javier RIP 12:15pm Rosenda Luna RIP 5:00pm For the
Parish
Sunday, October 6 ♦ 8:45am RCIA Dismissal Parish Center MR
3&4 ♦ 10am Bible Study Parish Center MR 3&4 ♦ 10am Faith
Formation Parish Center MR 1&2 ♦ 11am RCIA Class Parish Center
YR ♦ 6:15 LIFENIGHT Halls A, B, C, K, YR ♦ 7pm Boy Scouts Hall
C
Monday, October 7 ♦ 9:30am GiFT Group Parish Center MR 3&4 ♦
7pm EDGE Hall A, B, C, K ♦ 7pm Confirmation 2 Parish Center YR ♦
7pm RCIA Class Parish Center MR 1&2
Tuesday, October 8 ♦ 5pm Youth Choir Rehearsals
Church ♦ 7pm Adult Choir Rehearsals
Church ♦ 7pm Bible Study Parish Center MR 1&2 ♦ 7pm Spanish
Baptism Workshop
Hall C ♦ Knights of Columbus Parish Center Hall A&K
Wednesday, October 9 ♦ 10am Bible Study Parish Center MR 1&2
♦ 7:30pm Confirmation 1 Breaking the Silence, Hall A ♦ 6:30pm Grupo
de Oracion Parish Center Hall A ♦ 7pm Confirmation 2 Class Parish
Center MR 1&2
Thursday, October 10 ♦ 9am Divine Mercy Church ♦ 9:30am GiFT
Group ♦ 12noon Senior Forum Hall A ♦ 7pm Welcome Home Ministry
Parish Center MR 3&4 ♦ 7pm Crecimientos Hall B
Friday, October 11 ♦ 5:30pm Scout Pack Meeting Hall C
Upcoming Parish Events
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St.Joseph Council 10287 Email: [email protected] Visit
Knights of Columbus:
www.kofc.org
Hugh Lynch Grand Knight (714-993-6874)
Darryl Jenkins Membership (714-865-9414)
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
A SURE PATH FOR RENEWAL by Supreme Knight Carl A. Anderson
THE CHALLENGE OF REFORM AND PRESERVING UNITY WITHIN THE CHURCH
CALLS FOR NATURAL AND SUPERNATURAL VIRTUE
EARLIER THIS YEAR, I attended the consecration of a beautifully
restored church. As the Blessed Sacrament was placed in the new
tabernacle, I thought of the Ark of the Covenant, which was the
place of God’s presence among his people, beginning in the time of
Moses. Now, in the New Covenant, the Lord’s true presence is a
reality wherever Mass is celebrated and wherever the Eucharist is
reserved. As Catholics, we may take this reality for granted today,
but the initial reaction to Jesus’ discourse on the bread of life
was one of disbelief — the Jews saying, “How can this man give us
His flesh to eat?” and His disciples saying, “This is a hard
saying, who can listen to it?” Most of His disciples actually left,
and Jesus then turned to the Apostles: “Will you also go away?” As
we know, Peter answered, “Lord, to whom shall we go? You have the
words of eternal life”. Jesus’ question remains painfully real in
light of the devastating scandals that have recently rocked the
Church and the declining church attendance among Catholics. And if
Jesus’ question has new relevance, so does Peter’s answer. If we
were to turn away from the presence of the Lord, where would we go?
There is a growing trend, especially among young people, to say
that we can be “spiritual” while also rejecting organized religion.
Pope Benedict XVI addressed this issue in his encyclical Spe Salvi
(Saved in Hope) when he asked, “Is Christian hope individualistic?”
He answered that “salvation has always been considered a ‘social’
reality,” adding that we are called “to a lived union with a
‘people,’ and for each individual it can only be attained with this
‘we’”. We see this social reality, this unity within the Church,
most beautifully in the presence of the Blessed Sacrament in the
hundreds of thousands of tabernacles throughout the world. And this
call to communion is especially important for us as Knights of
Columbus, committed this year in a special way to the principle of
unity. In Spe Salvi, Pope Benedict further reminded us: “God is the
foundation of hope. … His love alone gives us the possibility of
soberly persevering day by day, without ceasing to be spurred on by
hope”. In the days ahead, therefore, let us rededicate ourselves to
the practice of the moral virtues and pray for an increase in
faith, hope and charity. In this way, we will continue to move
forward, meeting whatever challenges may arise. The Lord remains in
the midst of His people, and He will never abandon us. He calls us
to unity. He calls us to virtue. And in Him, we will find a sure
path for renewal. Vivat Jesus!
(Knights of Columbus, 1 Columbus Plaza, New Haven, CT 06510)
Events: ♦ “Pennies From Heaven” Oct 5/6 ♦ Family of the Month
Oct 6 ♦ KIC Council Meeting Oct 8 ♦ Pancake Breakfast Oct 13 ♦
Columbus Day Oct 14
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GiFT Groups are back! It’s not too late to
sign up for a 2019-2020
St. Joseph GiFT Group!
Don’t miss out on this excellent opportunity to Grow in Faith
Together
with your fellow parishioners!
For information right now, email
[email protected] or
call/text John at 714-458-6194!
Other News &Happenings
The students at St. Joseph Catholic school are working together
on a Christmas fundraiser.
The students will be selling fresh cut Christmas trees, wreaths
and garland.
Orders can be placed through Nov. 22 and must be paid for with
cash or check.
Please make checks out to St. Joseph Catholic school.
Trees will be available for pick-up at the school in the
courtyard on December 7 and 8th.
We also will be offering delivery at $5.00 per tree to your
home.
Proceeds will go to faith based, academic, and extra curricular
programs.
Please call the school office for more information or stop by
the school table in the Parish
courtyard.
Thank you for your support
TRUNK OR TREAT St. Joseph Catholic Church and School
SAVE THE DATE Sunday, October 27th from 6pm to 9pm
In the Church and School Parking Lot Host a Trunk or just come
and
enjoy as a family! Either way mark your calendars.
More details to come!
Senior Forum
Thur., Oct 10th Parish Hall A - 12 Noon
to 1:30pm Potluck Sharing Lunch
Father Miguel will share his faith journey as a priest.
Bonus learn... “Learn 3 Things You Do Not Know About Him.”
Father Miguel joins Senior Forum! Join and learn more about our
wonderful new
pastor. Father Miguel will share his faith journey leading to
St. Joseph. He will also review 2019/2020 plans for our parish
as
well as his thoughts on how we can enhance our faith journey as
members of St. Joseph parish. Attendees will gain a
special insight into parish planning, learn more about Father
Miguel’s interesting personal faith journey experiences, and
discover his hopes for parishioners.
ALL ages encouraged to attend.
MARK YOUR CALENDAR! THE KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS ARE
HOSTING A PANCAKE BREAKFAST IN THE HALL SUNDAY, OCTOBER 13,
2019, FROM 8AM TO 12PM.
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POPE’S INTENTIONS MONTH OF OCTOBER
A Missionary "Spring" in the Church That the breath of the Holy
Spirit
engender a new missionary "spring" in the Church.
Pastoral Staff at St. Joseph Catholic Church St. Joseph Catholic
Church (714) 528-1487
Pastor: Rev. Miguel Hernandez (ext. 206)
[email protected]
Parochial Vicar: Rev. Martin Bui (ext. 205)
[email protected]
In Residence: Rev. Don Romito Retired: Rev. Eamon O’Gorman
Deacons: Ken Kleckner: [email protected] Jim
Merle: [email protected] Jorge Ramirez:
[email protected] Director of Business
Administration: Michael Spillman (ext. 218)
[email protected]
Administrative Assistant and Hispanic Ministry Liaison Henrietta
Moreno (ext. 222) [email protected]
Communications Coordinator: Kathleen Micalizzi (ext. 203)
[email protected]
Coordinator of Adult Faith Formation: Summer Pongetti (ext. 210)
[email protected]
Coordinator of Confirmation & EDGE Faith Formation Mike
Arias (ext.209) [email protected]
Coordinator of Children’s Faith Formation: Liliana Duran (ext.
207) [email protected]
Coordinator of Liturgy, Parish Ministries, Volunteers: Mary Lou
Juster (ext. 221) [email protected]
Coordinator of Music Ministries: Chris Boyle (ext. 208)
[email protected]
Plant Manager Jerry Cates (ext. 215)
[email protected]
Receptionist Andrea Rodriguez;
[email protected]
St. Joseph School Principal: Mrs. JoAnn Telles,
www.sjsplacentia.org (714) 528-1794
St. Vincent De Paul: Tuesdays 3:30pm—6pm (714) 579-3700
Our Lady of Fatima Procession and Holy Rosary
Everyone is Invited Date: Saturday, October 12, 2019 Time:
8:35am after the Holy Mass Place: St. Joseph Church
Procession will start from the Church & proceed around the
church &
school grounds. Holy Rosary & Litany prayers in the
Parish courtyard Fellowship in Hall A after the procession.
Dear Parishioners:
Valencia High School has informed us that on Saturday October
12th they will be holding their Annual Marching Band competition.
This is an all-day event and they expect as many as 60 visiting
schools. Traffic on Bradford Avenue and parking will be difficult.
We want to inform you that we will have regularly scheduled
services for the brave that choose to come to church on that day.
However, we strongly encourage you to join us for Mass on Sunday
October 13th.
Father Miguel Hernandez
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LECTURAS DE LA SEMANA Lunes: Jon 1:1 — 2:2, 11; Jon 2:3-5, 8; Lc
10:25-37 Martes: Jon 3:1-10; Sal 130 (129):1b-4ab, 7-8; Lc 10:38-42
Miércoles: Jon 4:1-11; Sal 86 (85):3-6, 9-10; Lc 11:1-4 Jueves: Mal
3:13-20b; Sal 1:1-4, 6; Lc 11:5-13 Viernes: Jl 1:13-15; 2:1-2; Sal
9:2-3, 6, 16, 8-9; Lc 11:15-26 Sábado: Jl 4:12-21; Sal 97 (96):1-2,
5-6, 11-12; Lc 11:27-28 Domingo: 2 Re 5:14-17; Sal 98 (97):1-4; 2
Tm 2:8-13; Lc 17:11-19
XXVII Domingo de Ordinario ¿Tienes fe? ¿Qué tipo de fe es? ¿De
adulto o de niño? Estas son preguntas muy válidas que tenemos que
hacernos. En el evangelio de hoy, Jesús es cuestionado por sus
amigos sobre su carencia de fe y le piden a Jesús que se las
aumente. La palabra fe puede darse a confundir muy fácilmente. La
fe de la que hablamos hoy no es la versión de niños donde podríamos
pensar que fe es creer en lo que no ve. Fe en este contexto tiene
más que ver con tener determinación, decisión o coraje por vivir la
vida de Jesús. La versión de niños nos lleva a tener una idea
distorsionada de Jesús y de Dios mismo. La fe de la que habla
Jesús, que es la misma que Jesús vivió, tiene que ver con vivir la
vida con pasión y decisión de seguir a Jesús por elección propia no
por mandato como se hace con los niños. Si somos capaces de madurar
nuestra fe en Jesús y vivirla con pasión también podremos mover
árboles y hasta montañas. Father Miguel Hernandez
Vigésimo Séptimo Domingo del Tiempo Ordinario 6 de octubre de
2019 Entren, postrémonos por tierra, bendiciendo al Señor, creador
nuestro. — Salmo 95 (94):6
Formación de Fe para Niños
♦ Primer dia de Clase:
1er Año domingo, 6 de octubre
2do Año y Años 3-5 domingo, 6 de octubre @10am;
lunes, 7 de octubre @6pm;
Martes, 8 de octubre @
4pm o 6pm
Su primer dia es de acuerdo
con el dia y hora que escogió.
RICA-Niños domingo, 6 de octubre @ 11am
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INFORMATION SHEET:
Church: St. Joseph #513930
717 N. Bradford Ave.
Placen a CA 92870
Contact person: Kathleen Micalizzi @ (714) 747-4347
Trans day & me: Tues 3:30 PM
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