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Saint Bonaventure Catholic Parish Fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time February 5, 2017 Saint Bonaventure Catholic Parish Fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time February 5, 2017 WORLD DAY FOR CONSECRATED LIFE Page two Fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time PASTOR'S CORNER Dear Brothers and Sisters in Christ, Please plan to attend one of our Church Campaign Receptions. You will learn details fi rsthand about our Renovation Project and how you can be an important part of making it happen. It is also a great way to get acquainted or reacquainted with fellow parishioners. I look forward to seeing you at one of the Receptions. Please RSVP so we can prepare enough refreshments and information packets for everyone. Today is Boy Scout Sunday, the scouts of our parish will be assisting in various ways at the 9:00 a.m. Mass. We thank the Scouts for all that they do to make our community a better place. Please pray for those who are becoming Catechumens at the 10:30 a.m. Mass. These men and women have been discerning becoming Catholic Christians for a while now. They are grateful for your prayers and encouragement as they make this important step in their faith journey. We are celebrating World Day for Consecrated Life. Please pray for all religious priests, brothers, and sisters who have dedicated their lives to the Lord and to spreading his Good News. We have heard many times that Jesus Christ is the Light of the world. It is also important to remember that Jesus calls us to be the light of the world. In today’s Gospel that’s exactly what he told people during the Sermon on the Mount: You are the light of the world. A city set on a mountain cannot be hidden. Nor do they light a lamp and then put it under a bushel basket; it is set on a lamp stand, where it gives light to all in the house. Just so, your light must shine before others, that they may see your good deeds and glorify your heavenly Father. (Matthew 5:13-16) At our baptism, our parents and godparents received a candle that was lit from the Paschal Candle, which symbolizes Christ our Light. The priest said to our parents and godparents: Receive the light of Christ. He then handed the candle to one of our parents or godparents and said: Parents and godparents, this light is entrusted to you to be kept burning brightly. These children of yours have been enlightened by Christ. They are to walk always as children of the light. May they keep the fl ame of faith alive in their hearts. When the Lord comes, may they go out to meet him with all the saints in the heavenly kingdom. (Baptism Rite) We keep the fl ame of faith alive in our hearts through Mass and daily prayer, through reading Scripture and Holy Communion. We let our light shine before others by sharing our faith with family and friends, with those we know well and even with those we don’t know so well. There is so much darkness in our world. People get caught up in the darkness of sin and evil. The Lord is calling us to bring his light to those in darkness. I know it can be challenging; however, remember what Jesus said,“Everything is possible to one who has faith.”(Mark 9:23) Lord, help us let our light shine. February 5, 2017 Page three Join Us In Celebrating And Praying BOY For Our Catholic Brothers And SCOUT SUNDAY Sisters Living The Consecrated Life! February 5 This Sunday we celebrate WORLD DAY FOR CONSECRATED LIFE. Special Recognition We recognize and give thanks for those who have consecrated their 9:00 a.m. Mass lives to God and the Church through the vows of poverty, chastity and obedience. The consecrated life is one way that men and women live out PACK 227 thanks ALL of its their baptism as followers of Jesus. volunteers, past and present, This celebration, instituted by Saint for ALL they have done to make John Paul II in 1997, is attached Pack 227 what it is today! to the Feast of the Presentation We would especially like to of the Lord on February 2. This acknowledge Amanda Smith for feast is also known as Candlemas leading her Scouts for the past 5 Day; the day on which candles are years. And a HUGE thank you to blessed symbolizing Christ who is John Page, who has been a leader the light of the world. So too, those for the past 10 years! in consecrated life are called to refl ect the light of Jesus Christ to Congratulations and good luck all peoples. to all the Pack 227 Arrow of Light Scouts (formerly called Webelos 2) Please pray for all those in the who are graduating from Cub consecrated life, and be sure to thank Scouts and/or are bridging to them on their special day. May they Boys Scouts later this month: continue to be inspired by Jesus Jeremy Page Christ and respond generously to Trenton Florgan God’s gift of their vocation. Michael Rodriguez GOD OUR FATHER, we thank you for calling men and women to serve in Jacob Totah your Son’s Kingdom as sisters, brothers, religious priests, consecrated virgins, Justin Smith and hermits, as well as members of secular institutes. Renew their knowledge Noah Parks and love of you, and send your Holy Spirit to help them respond generously and Eric Howarth courageously to your will. We ask this through Our Lord Jesus Christ, who lives Wesley Meursing, Jr. and reigns with you and the Holy Spirit, one God, for ever and ever. Amen. Benjamin Stone Matthew Kawauchi Collin Maguin Thursday Morning Scripture Study presents Thomas Harrison BISHOP ROBERT BARRON'S Fisher Lo "THE MYSTERY OF GOD: WHO HE IS AND WHY HE MATTERS" New Study begins Thursday, February 9 Please join us in congratulating 9:30 a.m. in the Parish Center Troop 227 and its 2016 Eagle Scouts: What do we really mean by “God"? In this new Bailey Betz six-part fi lm series and study program, Bishop James McClure Robert Barron reaches into our rich intellectual tradition using the insights of St. Augustine, St. Thomas Aquinas, and Pope Benedict XVI to uncover a clearl yet STEWARDSHIP sophisticated understanding of what we mean by “God." Who is God? Do not give, as And why does He matter? Watch and study this series and you'll not many rich men do, only learn the answers yourself, but you'll discover how to share them like a hen that lays with others—especially those who no longer believe. Reservations not her eggs ... and then cackles." needed. $20 materials fee. For info call Lynn Stanford, 714-309-9230. Page four Fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time Join the Knights of Columbus for a Book Club SUNDAY BREAKFAST "RESISTING HAPPINESS" February 12 Talks Now Available as an Audio File On St. Bonaventure Parish Website www.StBonaventure.org Session II: Fr. Angelos Sebastian Talk given January 17, 2017, Chapters 10–18 Session III: Fr. Martin Tran Talk given January 26, 2017, Chapters 19–28 We all know the things that will make us happy, but we don’t always do them. Why? We’re resistant. With his signature combination of the profound and the practical, New York Times best-selling author Matthew Kelly helps you learn why we sabotage ourselves, feel overwhelmed, set aside our dreams, and lack the courage to simply be ourselves ... and ALSO how to start choosing happiness again. Resisting Happiness will inspire you to break through resistance so you can become the-best-version-of- yourself® and start living with passion and purpose. Join us for Session IV Live Talk with Fr. Martin Tran Camp Recreation Thursday, February 9 Fundraiser 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. Duffy Center Following all Masses this same weekend our Knights will be collecting donations for Camp WITNESS TALKS for Recreation, our primary fund- raiser for Individuals with Time, Talent & Treasure Intellectual Disabilities. This The Stewardship Ministry Team is reaching camp is 100% funded by all out to you because we are starting a new Orange County councils of and exciting monthly campaign that the Knights of Columbus and would feature members of a ministry or provides a camp that serves a parishioner sharing their stories of time, the disabled in our community. talent and treasure and why being involved For more info please call Chris in the parish is important to them. Arroyo at 714-625-7262 or Ben We hope this campaign encourages many parishioners to become more Muñoz at 714-309-9268. engaged and involved in the parish and Catholicism. At least once a month, we would like a ministry or parishioner to briefl y Save the Date tell their story of time, talent or treasure at the end of a Sunday Mass. LLuncheonuncheon & Also, we would like to feature their story and/or ministry in the parish bulletin. Here are the ideas we’d like to hear about: FFashionashion SShowhow Saturday, June 10 • What is your ministry and/or time, talent or treasure? 11:00 a.m.–3:00 p.m. • What is the result/impact of your ministry and/or time, talent or Parish Hall treasure? Sponsored by • What does it mean to you personally? the Knights of We’d love for the parish to learn more about what you or your ministry is Columbus Ladies doing and highlight it. For more info contact Jerry Clarke at jerryc1914@ Auxiliary verizon.net or 714-319-7956. February 5, 2017 Page fi ve Page six Fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time PERPETUAL ADORATION 24 Hours of Prayer Tuesday, February 7 Perpetual Adoration begins this Tuesday after the 8:30 a.m.
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