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Sacred Heart Catholic Church Mas Fácil Le Es a Un Camello Pasar Por El Ojo De Una Aguja, Que a Un Rico Entrar En El Reino De Di Sacred Heart Catholic Church Rancho Cucamonga, CA October 28, 2018 THRITIETH SUNDAYVigésimo IN ORDINARY Noveno TIME — TRIGESIMODomingo DOMINGO del Tiempo DEL TIEM OrdinarioPO ORDINARIO Twenty-Ninth Sunday in Ordinary Time The Blind Man Said, “Master, I want to see.” Jesus told Him, “Go your way; your faith has saved you.” —MARK 10:51-52 —Mark 10:23 Mas fácilEl Ciegole es a dijo un acamello Jesús: pasar por el ojo de una aguja, “Maestro,que a un que pueda ver”. Jesús le dijo: Rico entrar en el Reino de Dios —Marcos 10:23 “Vete; tu fé te ha Salvado”. — MARCOS 10:51-52 Page 2 Worship We Pray For / Oramos Por: Requested by/ Pedido por: We pray for Vocations SATURDAY / SÁBADO OCTOBER 27, 2018 Oramos por las Vocaciones 5:00pm Rudy Martinez Vengua † Repose Cherrie Vengua Our Seminarians : Michael Ezeoke & Joaquin Olivero Ricardo & Xiomara Varela 25yr Anniversary Family Bryant RIvas–Serra House Jorge Tellez–Assumption Maurice Quindoy–Serra House Antonio Guzman–Assumption Lino Pineda † Repose Malou Reyes Francisco Ramirez–Serra House Fidel Rivero–Assumption Seminary UNDAY DOMINGO OCTOBER 28, 2018 S / Derek Curtis–Serra House Juan Robles–Assumption Seminary Carlos Flores Assumption Theodore Drennan–St Johns 7:00 am Ofelia Silvia † Repose Alboy Silva Jonathan Garcia–Assumption Ian Hollick–St Johns Seminary Raymond Corral † Repose Manuel Corral Noel Simental–Assumption Andres Rivera–St Joseph Manuel Corral Martin Corral † Repose We pray for babies in the womb 8:30am Jose A. Montes † Repose Daugther Martha Santos † Repose Maria Brown Oramos por los bebes en el vientre Angela Dominguez Artemio Dominguez † Repose Due Oct. 2018 Domitila Gastelum † Repose Maria Dominguez Baby Garcia Please also pray for all expectant 10:30am woman, that they understand the Baby Bismark Bismark Family Due Jan. 2019 sanctity of human life and know Baby Boy Acosta the grace and strength in God’s Cesar Caliolio Castro † Repose Ed & Shirley Rivera gift. Twins Velazco Ve’Lores Thompson Repose Diaz Family 12:30pm Greg & Ana Estrella Wedd Anniversary Rene & Evelyn Vergara Manuel Tirona Mistica † Repose We pray for healing Ifolo Jerome Chukwunweike Birthday Oramos por la sanación 5:00pm Pro Populo 7:00 pm Dora Camacho † Repose Koh & Camacho Family Bro. Rey Cuarderno Ma Dolores Ortega David Cardenas Maria Nghiep Nguyen Cervantes Betancour Babies Velasco Healing Parents Carmenza Rojo de Ocejo Maria Torres Trinity Rodrigues Maria Santana Thanksgivng to OL of Guadalupe Jaqueline Ciocca James Wesely Pedro T Ines JJ Terrio Erlinda Cocio *Emil Gamalinda MONDAY LUNES OCTOBER 29, 2018 / Nancy Segovia Maria Jacinto *Romulo Bugaoan 7:30am Archad Samad Birthday Isabel Jung Andres Bautista Francisca Bautista *Kari Walden Abelardo Zambrano Belinda Dauz *Felicia Warner TUESDAY / MARTES OCTOBER 30, 2018 7:30 am Luis Garcia † Repose Kim Nguyen We pray for the deceased 6:15pm All Souls in Purgatory Repose Lydia Hanna Oramos por los difuntos WEDNESDAY / MIÉRCOLES OCTOBER 31, 2018 += RECENTLY ADDED/ RECIENTEMENTE AÑADIDOS 7:30 am Kevin Chavez 26th Birthday Mon, Dad & Brother Ve’Lores Thompson Martha Frausto 6:15pm Bohol Family Blessings Family Oscar Trujillo Nelly Leonela Bendijo Rose Ann Rafferty Margarita Lopez THURSDAY / JUEVES ALL SAINTS —TODOS LOS SANTOS NOVEMBER 1, 2018 Consuelo Narciso Selección Lemuel B. Anfone 7:30am Pro Populo Ruben Barreras +Maria Mora 6:15pm Tranquilino Q. Paje Repose Paje Family Jose de Jesus Ramirez +Teodoro Ramos Sonia Marleni de Leon Flores +Pat Conroy 7:30pm Mercedes Rodriguez † Repose Maria R. Corrales Herminio Gutierrez Garcia +Frederico Lopez FRIDAY/VIERNES ALL SOULS — TODAS LAS ALMAS NOVEMBER 2, 2018 7:30 am We pray for our armed forces Oramos por nuestras fuerzas armadas 6:15pm V = Veteran 7:30pm ARMY Danielle Giddens NAVY SATURDAY / SÁBADO NOVEMBER 3, 2018 Zedrix P Santos (V) Angel Marquez Jonathan Cruz 7:30 am Daniel & Esperanza Guzman † Repose Didi Abrenio Rosario Salazar Marines Frankie Espinosa (V) Marcela Camacho (V) John Gracias Evelyn Alcocer (V) Lucy Queen Alex Castillo Jonathan Cruz Let us pray for our departed loved ones: Amy Deck Eddie Castillo Victor Sandoval (V) Kyle J. Marquez Isaiah Cayo Kevin Chavez Eternal rest, Randy Castillejo Kesly Gonzalez Christian Lopez Arden Garcia grant unto them O’Lord, National Guard Brandon Trammell and let perpetual light shine upon them. AMEN John Njuh Jadene Mendez Air Force Andrew Jimenez (V) Carissa Fall Evany Arreola Joseph Vargas Karen Rodriguez Reflection / Faith Formation Page 3 The Feast of November My dear friends, As we come to the end of October we prepare to leave behind the Month of the Rosary, hopefully having taken the time to pray the Rosary in our daily lives, and enter the month of November which leads us to the end of this Liturgical Year, longing for the new Advent Season. Our Sunday readings will focus more intently on things of the end times and our need to become servants of all so that we can enter into the a deeper relationship with Jesus Christ, King of the Universe. The Church, and even our secular society, gives us some very important reminders of this call to live out our ever growing relationship with Jesus. Throughout the month of November there are special days for us to take time to reflect upon the journey so far, to rejuvenate and prepare to move forward. Let us look at a few of these: All Saints Day (October 31-November1): The month begins with the celebration of Hallowmas, All Hallows’ Day, the Solemnity of All Saints, preceded by the last day of October, All Hallows’ Eve (Halloween). A day and its Vigil in which we as Church remember all those holy people (saints) both known saints (such as the seven newest saints canonized by the Pope) and more importantly the great multitude (Rev. 7:9) of the unknown saints who now are in heav- en praising God and praying for us. This day may also remind us to celebrate the oneness we share with them as God’s holy people, the Communion of Saints (Baptismal Promises/Apostle’s Creed). In fact in the early church, during the time of persecutions, Christians would often carry an identification letter stating they belong to the communion of saints. All Souls Day (November 2): Our belief in life after death informs us that those who have transitioned into the next life are now either in the eternal presence of God (heaven); the eternal absence of God (hell); or awaiting entering eternally into God’s presence (purgatory). All Souls Day (The Day of the Dead) gives us an opportunity to pray for all of the faithful departed and to usher in the month of prayer for all of those who have died. We can remember our departed loved ones and all who have touched our lives. Election Day (November 6): This may seem like a very secular day but it should remind us that our relationship with Jesus infuses us with an interdependence for others which obliges us to ‘love one another’ (Jn. 13:34) by shaping the moral character of society through bringing truth to civic life. It is thus a moral obligation to participate as Faithful Citizens, at all times raising our voices, informed by Catholic social teachings and moral principles, on matters that effect the common good and exercising the right to vote, for those who can. Thanksgiving Day (November 22): Although this may seem like a day to celebrate our abundance it might be helpful to remember that the first modern national Thanksgiving Day was proclaimed by President Lincoln in 1863, in the middle of the Civil War, because of the need of the nation to remember a sense of unity and the abundance fostered by that unity. It is a day in which we as a people can ‘re-member’, come together in unity celebrating the presence of God in the abundance of our lives but more importantly when we seem focused on the scarcity, in the good times and more importantly in the bad. A day to recognize the presence of God in our world through all of the people he has brought into our lives. May the month of November give us an opportunity not only be pray for the faithful departed but also to pray for all people, living and dead. May God bless you all, Dcn. Ed Page 4 Faith formation Religious Education News — Noticias del Catecismo Religious Education Office Monday, Wednesday, Thursday 10:30am-7:30pm & Tuesday & Friday 9:30am-5:30pm (909)-803-1452 New Religious Education Weekly Readings — Lecturas Semanales Office Hours Monday\Lunes: Eph 4:32 -- 5:8; Ps 1:1-4, 6; Lk 13:10-17 Tuesday\Martes: Eph 5:21-33 or 5:2a, 25-33; Ps 128:1-5; Lk 13:18-21 Wednesday\Miercoles: Eph 6:1-9; Ps 145:10-14; Lk 13:22- 30 Nuevo Horario de Oficina Thursday\Jueves: Rv 7:2-4, 9-14; Ps 24:1-6; 1 Jn 3:1-3; Mt 5:1-12a Friday\Viernes: Wis 3:1-9; Ps 23:1-6; Rom 5:5-11 or 6:3-9; Monday, Wednesday ,Thursday Jn 6:37-40, or any readings from no. 668 or Lunes, Miercoles, Jueves from the Masses for the Dead, nos. 1011-1016 Saturday\Sabado: Phil 1:18b-26; Ps 42:2, 3, 5cdef; 10:30 am to 7:30 pm Lk 14:1, 7-11 Sunday\Domingo: Dt 6:2-6; Ps 18:2-4, 47, 51; Heb 7:23- 28; Mk 12:28b-34 Tuesday & Friday ~ Martes & Viernes 9:30 am to 5:30pm November 3, 2018 Termina el Horario de Verano Coming Up Important Events 3 de Noviembre Sunday, Oct. 28 8:30am Children Liturgy Retrasa tu reloj 1 hora 8:30am Good Shepherd 10:00am Marriage Preparation Spanish 6:00pm Marriage Preparation English Ongoing Schedule Meetings & Events Cristo Rey Mon & Wed —Lunes y Mier.
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