St. Stephen Parish SaintStephenSF.org | 601 Eucalyptus Dr., San Francisco CA 94132 | Church 415 681-2444 StStephenSchoolSF.org | 401 Eucalyptus Dr., San Francisco 94132 | School 415 664-8331 Weekday Mass: 8:00 a.m. Reconciliation: Saturday 3:30 p.m. or by appt. Vigil Mass Saturday 4:30p.m. Sunday Mass 8:00, 9:30 & 6:30 p.m.
...Jesus knew from the beginning the ones who would not believe and the one who would betray him. And he said, “For this reason I have told you that no one can come to me unless it is granted him by my Father.” As a result of this, many of his disciples returned to their former way of life and no longer accompanied him. Jesus then said to the Twelve, “Do you also want to leave?” Simon Peter answered him, “Master, to whom shall we go? You have the words of eternal life. We have come to believe and are convinced that you are the Holy One of God.”
John 6:60-69
OUR MISSION STATEMENT We are a Catholic Community that is called by God to follow Jesus Christ. We believe that we are called to worship God together, to lead God's people along the path of hope laid down by Jesus, to share his message through preaching, through the education and formation of our people, young and old, and through caring service and sensitive outreach to those in need. Rev Michael D Liliedahl Twenty-first Sunday in Ordinary Time August 22, 2021
The school year has begun! The glorious sounds of students arriving in the morning, learning and playing throughout the day, and leaving after school ends are welcome sounds after a quiet summer. I ask you to continue to pray for our students, for our teachers, administrators and staff and for the families of our students at the beginning of this school year. We all know how tough these past 17 months have been on kids as they have been persevering through online classes, new schedules and new realities that impact their lives so drastically. Our hope, and our prayer, is that we will be able to have the students in the physical classroom for the entire year. But we’ve all been following the news as the numbers of cases and hospitalizations rise with the Delta variant. Be assured that we are keeping on top of the latest guidelines and recom- mendations to keep the students and staff safe at school but also keeping people safe on the parish side of things. If re- strictions are needed again, such as limiting pew seating to every other pew again for social distancing or pausing in per- son collection baskets, we will do this. But please be assured that I will do everything to ensure that the sacraments are made safely available should the situation with the Delta variant cause things to regress. And speaking of making the sacraments available, I would like to announce that we will be restarting the 11:30 am Sun- day Mass again in September. Beginning the first weekend of September we will once again have 3 morning Masses on Sunday with confessions available before each of those Masses to go along with our Saturday Vigil Mass and our Sun- day evening Mass. The 11:30 am Mass will feature our choir which has begun practicing this week (it’s not too late to join the choir, either!) and I look forward to hearing the fruits of their practice. Know that we are praying for you and your family here and we look forward to seeing you join us each Sunday at Mass.
Ways and Means to Help and Support Our Church
Now that the Church & City is slowly going back to its normal at the office, 415 681-2444 and we will gladly pick up daily pace, please remember that we continue to look forward your donation envelope for the parish or help you set up to your regular weekly donations to sustain our church’s basic your online donation. operation needs. You may continue to do so through the fol- For more information, please give us a call at 415-681-2444. lowing via your weekly envelope which can either be: between 9am to 3pm Mondays thru Fridays or check our web- 1) a. Mailed to the Parish Office; site www.saintstephensf.org b. Dropped off at our parish office/mailbox slot. St Stephen Church provides Online Giving -- 2) If at this time, you are strictly confined in your home, a convenient and safe way to make a one- please consider setting up an online account through the time or recurring donation. Getting started parish website: www.saintstephensf.org by: is easy. Visit www.s aintstephensf.org, click on a. Click the $ Giving button, then the Donation link Donation link. . When you participate, your gift b. Follow instructions to set up your account online will be securely transferred directly into the 3) If neither of the above works for you, please give us a call
Our Saint for the Week August 22, 2021 - Saint Monica “The child of such tears will never perish”
These words were a great comfort to our saint this week, St. Monica when she heard them after confid- ing in a priest about how often she would cry about what her son was doing. Born in Northern Africa (then part of the Roman Empire) in the 300s, St. Monica was a deeply religious woman who married a pagan and soon had 3 children. Her oldest son would cause her the most grief as he was renowned for his intellect and charm but, much to the grief of his mother, had abandoned the faith of his childhood for worldly pleasures. Monica would spend much time praying and crying over what she saw her son be- coming. But God heard her prayers and tears and in a moment of grace, her son sought out a great bish- op not because of a desire to learn about the faith but rather to study the bishop’s speaking style during his homilies. Later on her son would have a very powerful conversion experience that he would credit primarily to his mother’s prayers. Monica’s son would go on to become one of the church’s greatest theologians and bishops, St. Augustine. Without St. Monica, we would never have had St. Augustine and so it is right that we celebrate both these saints on back to back days. St. Monica’s feast day is August 27. St. Monica and all Holy Christian Mothers, Effective September 5, 2021, our 11:30 a.m. Mass shall resume! Confessions also available 30 minutes be- fore the start of Vigil Mass along with the 3 Monday, Aug 23 morning Masses and evening Mass. For In- 8:00 a.m. Tom Keighran Sp. Int. (By: Rose O’Connor) quiry, please call Parish Office, 415-681-2444
Tuesday, Aug 24
8:00 a.m. Sanchez-Corea Family Sp. Int. DAILY MASS ON LIVESTREAM !!! (By: Lucille Sanchez-Corea) Wednesday, Aug 25 at 8:00 a.m. on Facebook , YouTube & Instagram! 8:00 a.m. † Guido Salomone Jr. Or go to ww.SaintStephenSF.org (By: Adele Caunan) to attend our daily Mass! Thursday, Aug 26 8:00 a.m. Josie & Joe Fernandes Sp. Int. Sunday Celebration of the Eucharist (By: FML & Parish Staff)
Friday, Aug 27 Every Sunday, at 9:30 am, we continue to go live 8:00 a.m. † Paul Vogel from our St. Stephen Parish website, (By: William P. Vogel) www.saintstephensf.org. Click on the Facebook link
Saturday, Aug 28 on the top of the page and it will directly connect you to our livestream mass. Here you can participate in 8:00 a.m. † Fred O’Leary Family (By: Lillian Williams) the live community chat stream during the mass.
4:30 p.m. † Miguel Antonio Sanchez If you do not have a Facebook account, no need to (By: Lucille Sanchez ) worry! Go to our website, www.saintstephensf.org, scroll down and you will also be able to join the Sunday, Aug 29 livestream mass right on our website. You can also 8:00 a.m. † St. Stephen Parishioners watch our livestream mass every Sunday at 9:30am (By: Fr. Michael) via YouTube and Instagram! 9:30 a.m. † Brian Austria (By: Rodis Family) Faith Formation Program 6:30 p.m. † Beatrice Abraham Registration Now Open! (By: Carolyn Yiu) Faith Formation is a religious education program for students Twenty-first Sunday in Ordinary Time who attend non-Catholic schools, from 1st to 8th grades. We prepare children for First Holy Communion and Confirmation. The program August 22, 2021 begins in mid-September and ends in May. We meet on As for me and my household, we will serve the Mondays from 4:00 p.m. to 5:15 p.m. at the parish office LORD — Joshua 24:15b building. Register online or contact Mary Molly in the parish office, phone: 415.681.2444 x4 or email: TODAY’S READINGS [email protected]. https://saintstephensf.org/childrens-faith-formation.php First Reading — Joshua challenges the Israelites to serve either the Lord or other gods. They choose the Lord (Joshua 24:1-2a, 15-17, 18b). Psalm — Taste and see the goodness of the Lord (Psalm 34). lease pray for the sick and homebound of our com- Second Reading — Paul reflects on how husbands and munity and for all those written in our book of the sick. wives should reverence and love each other May they know the healing touch of Jesus. (Ephesians 5:21-32 [2a, 25-32]). Gospel — Master, to whom shall we go? You have the Michelle Vicente, James T. Brady, Michelle Weeks, words of eternal life (John 6:60-69). Doreen Aguirre, Rev Bill McCain, Cecille Quintanilla, Inger Man, Franz Tittiger, Caroline Zidek, Gabriel Agudo, Marino Tulao, Robert Liam, THE WAY Elena Amaya, Eden Finn, Edileide Jose Barbosa, Kenneth Fambrini, Larry Barbiere, Carol Dominguez, It’s hard to train a child in a way the parents don’t go Marc Gutierres, Kevin King, Marla Moso, Joel Rivera, themselves. —Anonymous Gwendolyn Walsh, Jovita & Richard Thompson. Treasures from our Tradition Our St. Stephen’s Book Club celebrates its 10th anniversary! One of the most memorable images from the pontificate of Pope John Paul II is not his shocked expression as he Come join us as we meet in person on the 2nd is hit by a bullet, but rather his tender meeting with his Saturday of the month, in the parish office assailant, and his forgiveness. It is far more compelling conference room. Contact Mary Molly because, although people are struck by bullets every day, 4156812444 x4 for more information. true reconciliation is in relatively short supply. An out- August Book: side observer might list attempting to kill the pope as an “Rediscover the Saints. Twenty-Five Questions That Will unforgiveable sin, but of course we know that for- Change Your Life” by Matthew Kelly giveness of sin is woven deeply into our tradition of liv- ing as Christ did. Interestingly enough, the Church took a hard line on DECISIONS these matters early on. Until the second century, people There is an axiom that states, “Not to decide is to de- expected Christ’s return in the near future, so they de- cide.” This saying was popular in the turbulent times of ferred judgment to him. Soon, however, bishops began to the Vietnam War. It urged us not to allow others to an- grant forgiveness for sin after baptism, but only once. swer the moral questions raised by our nation’s involve- What we know as the sacrament of penance takes its life ment in that terrible conflict, but to decide for ourselves. from Jesus’ work of reconciliation, but just as scripture Making such choices is never easy. Avoiding them is shows Jesus forgiving people in one life-changing en- common. Jesus, for his part, was not only a gallant risk- counter, so the church granted one chance only. Great taker, but a clear decision-maker. As he pursued the mis- sins were the target, such as idolatry, adultery, and mur- sion to which the Father called him, he continually de- der. Penance was lengthy, difficult, and public, and the cided for us and for the Father. He worked hard to lay bishop was in charge of the process. For the next several out a scenario that would enable others to make similar weeks, we’ll look at subsequent creative and helpful choices. Never did he make decisions for others or force changes in the celebration of this sacrament. others into decisions, even decisions that had eternal
—Rev. James Field, © J. S. Paluch Co. ramifications. Jesus is inviting us to make such decisions today. We won’t be absolutely sure. What is sure, how- FEAST OF FAITH ever, is the command that issues from God’s word: Take the risk. Decide! © J. S. Paluch Co. Come, Spirit! The presider at the Eucharist can choose from among a JOKE OF THE WEEK number of different Eucharistic Prayers, all of which “Eager to hire the young pastor just out of follow a similar pattern. Almost always, they begin with seminary, the elder of the small country an epiclesis, a Greek word that means “invocation upon” church asked what kind of salary the candi- or “calling over here.” At this moment in the prayer, the date expected. “I’d like $70,000, housing, priest calls down the Holy Spirit upon the gifts of bread full medical benefits and a generous retirement plan,” and wine that we have brought to the altar: “Father, we said the pastor. The elder replied, “How about a brand bring you these gifts. We ask you to make them holy by new BMW too?” “Your kidding!” said the pastor. “I the power of your Spirit, that they may become the body am,” the elder said, “but you started it! and blood of your Son” (Eucharistic Prayer III). The * * * * * words of the prayer are accompanied by the ritual ges- The friendly usher at the country church greeted the el- ture of the laying on of hands, the ancient sign of the gift derly woman visitor at the door and helped her up the of the Spirit, which is also used in most sacramental cel- steps. “Where would you like to sit?” he asked politely. ebrations, from the rite of confirmation to the ordination “The front row, please,” she answered. of deacons, priests, and bishops. Liturgists sometimes “You really don’t want to do that,” the call this first epiclesis the epiclesis of consecration. Later usher said. “The pastor is really bor- in the Eucharistic Prayer, there will be another epiclesis, ing.” “Do you happen to know who I the epiclesis of communion, as the priest asks that the am?” the woman inquired. “No,” he Holy Spirit be sent upon us to transform us. “Grant that said. “I’m the pastor’s mother,” she we, who are nourished by his body and blood, may be replied indignantly. “Do you know filled with his Holy Spirit, and become one body, one who I am?” he asked. “No,” she said. spirit in Christ” (Eucharistic Prayer III). “Good,” he answered.
—Corinna Laughlin, © J. S. Paluch Co. * * * * * “What did you learn in Sunday LOVE THEM BOTH school?” the grandfather asked the lit- We must love them both—those whose opinions we tle boy after church. “Nothing.” share and those whose opinions we reject. For both have “Nothing?” replied the grandfather. labored in the search for truth, and both have helped us in “Didn’t you study Jesus?” The boy the finding of it. —Thomas Aquinas scowled. “No, he wasn’t even there.” 2021 Archdiocesan Annual Appeal
The Archbishop’s Annual Appeal is in progress. To date, we have received $ 43,328.00, bringing us closer to our tax of $ 95,063. Please consider what you can do to assist us in reaching our “required” tax, which, also assist the Archdio- cese in their overall ministries. We hope for 100 percent participation of our parish this year. Thank you for your sup- port of our archdiocesan ministries and services.
PARISH GOAL : $ 95,063.00
Total Amount Received : $ 51,735.00
Week No. 24 (as of 8/17/2021) (201 households)
Outstanding Balance : $ 43,328.00
Our thanks to those households who have already made their pledge/donation to the Appeal. (Please note that the donor list from the Archdiocese is usually a week to ten days after receiving the donation).
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Benas M/M Roberto Franco Mrs. Pamela Mapson Mr. Emmanuel Santos Ms. Kristina Bird M/M Liam Frost Mrs. Sandra Marinai Donovan Schneider & Mr. Clemence Blondo M/M Joseph Gandolfo Ms. Elisa Martinez Deborah Lobo Mrs. Fely Boquiren Mrs. Betty Ganduglia M/M Lawrence Mazzola Rev David Schunk M/M James Brady M/M Darius Garcia Ms. Lori Mazzola Mr. Kevin Sequeira M/M John Bruno M/M Ryan Gille M/M Stephen McElroy M/M Larry Simms Mrs. Nancy Buckley Ms. Kristin Gleeson Daniel McGarry & M/M Harry Smith M/M Hever Buot Ms. Sisinia Gong Courtney Cassinelli Mrs. Margarita Solis-Tucker M/M Alex Button M/M Jaime Gonzalez Ms. Joanne McGrail Ms. Lutzie Sotto M/M Sherwin Cabatic Ms. Diane Gragnani Sean McGrillen & M/M Matthew Stecher M/M Marvin Cabuntala M/M William Green Jr Sarah Barca Mrs. Virginia Stefanelli M/M Ding Cagalingan Jr Ms. Linda Grimes Ms. Noemi Mendoza M/M Peter Stephens M/M Carlos R. Cajilig Jr M/M Roberto Guzman Mrs. Catherine Miller Mr. Adam Sweet Ms. Jeryl Calios M/M James Hargarten Ms. Meridee Milleza M/M Ricardo Taylor Ms. Jocelyn Caoile M/M Sean Harrington Ms. Antoinette Mishirsky M/M William Taylor Ms. Maria Caoile Mr. Daniel Haryasyah Mrs. Belinda Mistica Mrs. Peggy Teshara Mrs. Philomena Cardozo M/M Lawrence Hayes Mrs. Gayle Montalbano M/M Gary Torres Mrs. Phyllis Carlevaris Mrs. Patricia Hayes M/M Atillo Mossi M/m Thomas Tuohy M/M Gerald Carrillo Ms. Joanne Hayes-White Mr. Timothy Mueller M/M David Uthman Mr. Frank Cassinelli M/M Mark Hazelwood Mr. Thomas A. Mullaney Jr Mr. Gregory Von Holt Ms. Adelaida Caunan Mr. Elias Hismeh Ms. Linda Murphy M/M Lawrence Wong M/M Douglas Cayabyab Ms. Nathalia Hizon M/M Martin Murphy Ms. Patricia Woytek M/M Joseph Champagne M/M Viet Quoc Ho M/M George O’Connell Mrs. Maria Xavier M/M Howard Chen M.M Brian Holl Mrs Rose O’Connor M/M Reynaldo Ysip M/M Thomas Cleary Ms. Joan Holsten M/M John P O’Donoghue M/M Kevin Zeidan M/m Ronan Concanon M/M Christopher Houghton M/M Jim O’Driscoll M/M Carlos P Zidek M/M Arturo Cuevo-Arenas M/M Brian Jarnutowski M/M Remidius Ojong M/M Joseph D’Aura M/M Edward Jones Ms. Myrna Orais M/M Jacob Danfoura Mrs. Elvia Juarez M/M Thomas Parini Thank You! M/M Arthur Datangel Ms Sheila Keleher M/M Jeffrey Pasquini M/M Bartley Davey Ms. Susan Keller M/M Michael Patricio Ms. Alicia De Jesus Ms. Cynthia G. Kelly Mrs. Alma Perez M/M Nicholas Delgado Ms Marcail Kennedy M/M Matthew Quane M/M Anthony Devincenzi Mrs. Niamh Kenny M/M Thomas M. Perlite Ms. Debby Diaz M/M Paul Knauss Ms. Joanne Poile ALTAR SOCIETY VOLUNTEERS NEEDED Liturgical Minister’s Training and Our Altar Society consists of three groups of parish vol- Certification Workshop Returns unteers, who meet Fridays after the 8:00 a.m. Mass to The Office of Worship will be offering training for new wash the altar linens/towels, help keep our church clean and experienced Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Com- and enhance the church environment. The groups rotate munion as well as for Readers over two consecutive Sat- the duties on a monthly basis; thus each group is sched- urdays during the months of September, October & No- uled 4 months a year. vember. We need two more volunteers for Group 1 (January, This training fulfills the requirement of the Archdiocese April, July and October), and for Group 3 (March, June, to be certified every three years for these ministries. Fee: September and December). $20.00 pre-registered (FREE if endorsed by the parish We have not met during the pandemic but have contin- office); $25.00 for same-day registrants. ued with the care of the linens and towels. We will re- For details please go to Parish Office to get a brochure sume meeting on Fridays, after the 8:00 a.m. Mass, as and fill up registration form. soon as it is possible. It only takes about an hour, or less, to complete our tasks. Thank you for your willingness to serve our parish community. Together in Holiness Marriage Conference If you have any questions, please contact Joan Leehane Saturday, September 18, 2021 Church of the Immaculate Heart of Mary | Belmont, CA @ 415-606-4581 or [email protected]. Presented by the St. John Paul II Foundation and the Archdiocese of San Francisco Office of Marriage and Family JOIN OUR ST. STEPHEN CHOIR Registration: $59/couple and $35/individual Please consider joining our Early Bird discount available until August 2. St. Stephen Choir! The only At-Home option also available: $15 requirements are that you Scholarships available upon request. On-site childcare (4-12yrs); pre-registration required. love to sing, and desire to learn music and vocal techniques (no experience is nec- For more information, please visit togetherinholiness.org or essary). As a member you support our parishioners, en- email [email protected]. hance the Liturgy and form new friendships.
The choir season begins on September 5th and ends at VOLUNTEER TEACHERS NEEDED the beginning of June 2022. Practices are held on Wednesday evenings from 7:00pm – 8:00pm beginning We are looking for volunteers to help teach Faith For- on August 18th in the Marian Room. The choir sings mation on Monday afternoons. No previous experience mostly at the 9:30am Mass, and once per month at the required, just a love of your Catholic Faith and willing- 11:30am Mass. Contact our Choir Director Fredrick ness to work with students. Lessons provided and train- Schaefer at his email: [email protected] ing available. Contact Mary Molly in the parish office to find out more info. GOT FAITH? COFFEE & DONUT SUNDAYS Is there someone in your life who is wondering what the Catholic faith is all about, or is thinking about becoming a Catholic? Perhaps that someone just needs a little push Calling all Hospitality Sunday volunteers! A from you to embark on this faith searching journey. sign-up form is available for your preferred The RCIA Program - the Rite of Christian Initiation of dates. For more information, please call Adults - welcomes anyone who is interested in learning Mary Molly Mullaney at 415-681-2444 x4. more about the Catholic faith or would like to receive the sacraments of Baptism, First Holy Communion and Con- Photo in the Church Pew 2020 firmation. The program will begin in late Septem- ber. Participants will receive the sacraments of initiation If you participated in our very successful fundraising last during the Easter Vigil in April 2022. For more infor- Fall, you may pick up your Photo Pew Board in the Par- mation please contact Mary Molly Mullaney, phone: ish Office during office hours, 9am-4pm. 415.681.2444 x4 or email: [email protected]. For questions, email [email protected] or call https://saintstephensf.org/becoming-catholic.php 415-681-2444.
Our 20,000 Square Foot Parish Center is Available to Rent for Special Occasions For more information, call Shay Ingelfinger at 415 681-2444 ext.7 or email [email protected] for in- formation regarding the hourly rate available for our parishioners..
Our is Web site —— www.sfeventcenter.org PASTORAL STAFF
Rev. Michael Liliedahl ST STEPHEN PARISH 2021-2022
Pastor, ext.1 [email protected] ORGANIZATION/MINISTRY CONTACT PERSON
Mrs. Sharon McCarthy Allen • Altar Servers Giovanna Hrvatin Principal • Altar Society Joan Leehane Carol P Cagalingan • Bridge Group Virginia Stefanelli Parish Manager, ext. 3 • Caritas Nellie Hizon [email protected] • Church Hospitality Mary Molly Mullaney Rev. Mr. Manuel “Olet” Abad Permanent Deacon • Communion Ministers Mary Molly Mullaney
Mary Molly Mullaney • Faith Formation Mary Molly Mullaney Faith Formation Coordinator, ext. 4 • Fifty Plus Club Helga D’Arcy [email protected] • Finance Council Laura Birsinger Shay Ingelfinger • Front Ofc Lead Volunteer Fely Boquiren Event Center Coordinator, ext.7 [email protected] • Grief Support Clergy Rev. Michael Liliedahl • Lectors Mary Molly Mullaney Liturgy Director, ext. 1 • Liturgy Committee Fr. Michael [email protected] • Marriage Preparation Clergy Teresa Devincenzi Bookkeeper, ext.5 • Men’s Club Ryan Gille [email protected] • Parish Council Vicky Francisco
Fredrick Schaefer • RCIA Mary Molly Mullaney Music/Choir Director, ext 8 [email protected] • St. Stephen Book Club Mary Molly Mullaney
Ed Prete • St. Vincent de Paul Julie O’Callaghan Bulletin Editor, ext. 6 • Ushers Jim Scheg [email protected] • Women’s Guild Aimee Meehan Daniel Ho A. Haryasyah Shawna Stecher Sexton (Environment, Sound & Lighting)
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