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September 8, 2019 Weekday Masses: Mon 215 Foothill Boulevard La Cañada Flintridge, California A Catholic Community 818-949-4300 With God, we belong to a Catholic community striving to provide loving fellowship, enrichment of Mass/Liturgy Times faith, and service to all. Saturday Vigil: 5:30pm Sunday: 7:30am, 9am, 11am & 5:30pm September 8, 2019 Weekday Masses: Mon. thru Sat.: 8:10am Holy Days: 8:10am, 12noon & 6:30pm Adoration: Tuesdays 7pm to 8pm Vespers: M-F 5:30pm Morning Prayers: M-Sat. 7:45am Confessions: Sat. 4pm to 5pm Parish Center Hours M-F 8:30am to 5:00pm Closed 12:30pm to 1:30pm Saturday Closed Sunday 8:30am to 12:30pm CLERGY FATHER ANTONIO CACCIAPUOTI Pastor FATHER ALBERT BAHHUTH Priest-In-Residence FATHER TONY MARTI, OFM Cap. Weekend Presider DEACON AUGIE WON Permanent Deacon Build Up Your Trust In God Are you afraid to trust God with your life? Do you give him your problems but take them back when he doesn’t do what youBuild want. Up It isYour only when Trust we haveIn God comp lete trust in God that our lives work well. God is trustworthy. A trustworthy person has high moral integrity and character. We have thousands of years of Are you afraid to trust God with your life? Do you give him your problems but take them back when he doesn’t do what history in the Bible that prove God means what he says and says what he means. He always does what he promises. Godyou want. is capable. It is only Certainly when we God have took comp excellentlete trust care in Godof King that David, our lives Job, work Moses wel andl. even Jesus and his family. He is Godcertainly is trustworthy. capable and A interested trustworthy in persontaking hascare high of you. moral Go integrityd has power and character. over all creation, We have so thousandshe clearly ofhad years the abilityof to accomplish anything. He has infinite wisdom, so he knows what you need. More to the point, God loves you with history in the Bible that prove God means what he says and says what he means. He always does what he promises. unimaginable intensity so he always wants what is best for you. In fact, God is more qualified than you are to take care Godof what is capable. you need. Certainly God took excellent care of King David, Job, Moses and even Jesus and his family. He is certainlyAre you readycapable to andreally interested trust God? in taking Start bycare thanking of you. him Go nod has matter power what. over Everyth all creation,ing that so he he allows clearly to had happen the ability to us is to accomplishfor our good. anything. Then remind He has yourself infinite thatwisdom, God sois fullyhe knows in chart. what Finally, you need. ask hiMorem what to theyou point, should God do nextloves and you do with it. unimaginableBless, Don’t intensity Curse so he always wants what is best for you. In fact, God is more qualified than you are to take care ofWhen what you you are need. angry at someone else, don’t judge or criticize. Instead offer a prayer, a Rosary, or a Mass for his or her intention and ask God to bless you both. It’s so much more effective. AnotherAre you ready Reason to really trustTo AttendGod? Start Sunday by thanking Mass him no matter what. Everything that he allows to happen to us is Massesfor our good.have intentions Then remind for which yourself the thatMass God is offered. is fully in By chart. attending Finally, Mass, ask wehim help what those you shouldpeople do or nextcasues—including and do it. the Bless,priest who Don’t offers theCurse Mass. Looking Ahead: When you are angry at someone else, don’t judge or criticize. Instead offer a prayer, a Rosary, or a Mass for his or her We have a very busy next few weeks — one of our busiest times of the year and for sure one of our most fun as well. Pleaseintention mark and yourask Godcalendars to bless for you the bothfollowing. It’s soevents much — more all willeffective. be here at St. Bede: JAZZ in the COURTYARD, a fundraiser for our Music Ministry: Saturday, September 14th after the 5:30 pm Mass. TicketsAnother are available Reason after To Masses, Attend online Sunday and in the ParishMass Ce nter, an opportunity to listen to some great music while you wineMasses and have dine intentions on great for pizza which and the your Mass choice is offered. of beverage. By attending Mass, we help those people or causes—including the priestKorean who Martyrs offers Massthe Mass. and Celebration, sponsored by our Korean Martyrs Ministry, Sunday September 22nd at the 5:30 pm Sunday Mass and followed by celebratory reception with Korean food. LookingBlessing of theAhead: Animals , annual event, Saturday, October, 5th at 10:00 am, in the courtyard. All pets are invited but must bring their owners. HoedownWe have a 2019 very (68thbusy nextParish few Birthda weeksy — Celebration one of our and busiest fundraiser) times of the- Sunday, year and October for sure 6th one from of 4our pm most to 8 fun pm, as on well. the campusPlease mark grounds, your tickets calendars are availablefor the following after all events Masses, — caalln will be bepurchased here at onSt. theBede: web and in the Parish Center. JAZZ in the COURTYARD, a fundraiser for our Music Ministry: Saturday, September 14th after the 5:30 pm Mass. Tickets are available after Masses, online and in the Parish Center, an opportunity to listen to some great music while you wine and dine on great pizza and your choice of beverage. Korean Martyrs Mass and Celebration, sponsored by our Korean Martyrs Ministry, Sunday September 22nd at the 5:30 pm Sunday Mass and followed by celebratory reception with Korean food. Blessing of the Animals, annual event, Saturday, October, 5th at 10:00 am, in the courtyard. All pets are invited but must bring their owners. Hoedown 2019 (68th Parish Birthday Celebration and fundraiser) - Sunday, October 6th from 4 pm to 8 pm, on the campus grounds, tickets are available after all Masses, can be purchased on the web and in the Parish Center. Around the Parish Masses of the Week Remembering the Lost. Saturday - September 7 Honoring the Survivors. 5:30 pm Frank & Dottie HarasickNever forgetting the Heroes. 9-11-01 Bruce Odell Sunday - September 8 7:30 am Concepcion Gines Melanio Gines 9:00 am Agapito Gagar Gaspara Tana Marina Anaya Zygmunt Rasiewicz 11:00 am St. Bede Parishioners Virtus Certification Parish Hall & Annex 5:30 pm Louis Mitchell Class Bathroom Notices Monday - September 9 The girls’ bathroom in the Hall Annex 8:10 am Patricia Reilly is out of service until further due to Kevin Francis Reilly September 18, 2019 6:00 pm - 9:00 pm Protecting God’s Children repairs. Tuesday - September 10 (Virtus Certification Class) The bathroom inside the Parish Hall, 8:10 am Paulino Manlapaz located in the hallway north of the Louis Patrick Ruiz Visit https://www.virtuso kitchen, which leads to the back Bob Zamarripa nline.org for class registration. patio, is for adult use only. Wednesday - September 11 Thank you for your patience and 8:10 am Geoff Carreiro Monthly Book Club cooperation. Thursday - September 12 On Wednesday, September 18th at 8:10 am Michael O’Callaghan 10:00 am in the Mother Teresa Room Tina Jinkens the Book Club will discuss Thunder Help Needed - 5:30 pm Friday - September 13 Dog by Michael Hingson. New Sunday Masses 8:10 am Ryan Johnson members and visitors are always Saturday - September 14 welcome. Contact Edna at 626-577- We are in desperate need to find 7155 for information. 8:10 am Arturo Del Fierro someone to help us organize our 5:30 pm Whittamore Adams youth ushers at our weekly Sunday - September 15 Next Baptism Class Sunday evening masses (5:30 pm). 7:30 am Charles & Rebecca October 10, 2019 from 7:30 pm - If you feel called to serve, please Wulke 9:15 pm in the Parish Center. contact our Liturgy Coordinator, 9:00 am Emma Mateo Belinda, at [email protected] or 11:00 am Susan Ormbrek Contact Moira at 818-949-4323 or via text message at 626-437- 5:30 pm St. Bede Parishioners [email protected] for information. 7670. Bereavement Support 15th Annual Catholic Prayer Breakfast Group Tuesday, September 17, 2019 6:30 am—9:00 am A 6-week Bereavement Support Group Rosary, Mass,& Breakfast, Guest Speaker Mike Scioscia for those who have lost a loved one through death begins Tuesday, Tickets are $40 if you would like to reserve September 17th 6:30-8:00PM at the your spot with other St. Bede Parishioners. Parish Center. Please contact the To pre-register or for additional Parish Center information, please call the Parish 818-949-4300 Center (818) 949-4300. email [email protected] Around the Parish Around the Campus ST. BEDE PARENT ED CLASSES BEGIN SEPTEMBER 10th WITH NEW DIRECTOR PATTI STERNAU Are you looking for special time to spend with your preschooler? A side-by- side learning experience with an emphasis on faith and values? A chance to participate in storytelling, crafts, music, class prayers? Would you like a chance to join other parents in a discussion group exploring Catholic Christian issues, Family Values, Discipline, and Nurturing yourself as a parent? Come join St. Bede Parent Ed! You and your child will be WELCOMED into a warm, nurturing environment where parents and children come together to experience an enriching, educational, and caring faith-based community.
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