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St. Lorenzo Ruiz Catholic Parish Community St. Lorenzo Ruiz Catholic Parish Community “Where Earth meets Heaven” Special feature: “Blessed to be part of SLR…” The Ormiston Family (see page 2 inside) Our Mission Statement 2019 SLRC: Let us go “Home”…. “becoming and being Church”! As a welcoming community, we celebrate our life, conscious of our multi-ethnic traditions, vowing unity with Christ in our multi-cultural differences. be Nourished & Sustained by the Word: read/ We usher in our lives (being evangelized) and reflect/pray on the Word daily and liturgically proclaim (as evangelizers) the reign of God as Priests, Prophets and Kings, and in so doing, we be a Eucharist: “Welcome Home”…greeting/ celebrate our discipleship in Christ Jesus. We smiling at every one particularly at Church/ extol “being Church” through the formation of belong to a small group Small Faith Communities as a way of life in being priests, prophets and kings; thus, we become be a Missionary Disciple: “telling the story of economically stable and self-reliant as we give Jesus”, ‘each one, teach one...each one, take two’ special attention and solicitude to our youth and the needy. “They were faithful to the teaching of the apostles, ST. LORENZO RUIZ THE FAMILY MAN, the common life of sharing, the breaking of bread PRAY FOR US! and the prayers.” (Acts 2:42) Together in Mission Committee 2019 ************** Follow up Weekend - Feb 16 & 17 Special thanks to leads Prescy & Nap and speakers Gilbert, Mary, Marietta & Al. A Mission, Together The Together in Mission campaign is an opportunity for people across the Archdiocese to join together - as one united voice. Thousands of men and women just like you make a sustainable monthly commitment because they believe in the hope that will be given through classrooms, from pulpits, on the streets, and through the sacraments. Will you join them once again? Will you continue to write the story of hope? And if you have never given, will you make a pledge of just $25 per month? How to Make a Gift Make a secure gift online or pay towards an existing pledge via your computer or cell phone: archla.org/give You can also make a gift by phone by calling 213-637-7672 (M-F 8am-5pm) Blessed to be part of the SLR family Hello, we’re the Ormistons. We joined the St. Lorenzo community in 2002, the year Tyler and I got married. I was first introduced to the parish, years ago, by my Uncle Eddie (R.I.P.) and Auntie Annie David, whom we would visit in Walnut every summer from the East coast. I still remember attending masses in the warehouse behind the post office! Our home was blessed by Fr. Jerry in 2002, and our older son, Tj, was baptized by Fr. Michael in 2003. My sister Theresa and I joined the Eucharistic Ministry shortly after I had our second son, Toby, and when Fr. Tony became our Pastor, in 2005. Attending Catholic schools all our lives on my dad’s Navy man salary, not only emptied our parents pockets, but also gave Theresa the feeling that being an EME was a way to give back to our faith that had done so much for us through the years and throughout our constant moves as Navy brats. I chose to become an EME following in the footsteps of my Auntie Priscilla Vasquez, Auntie Annie, and Uncle Eddie who served as EMEs and as a lector. Theresa and I have been the 9am EME Mass Co-Leaders for about 5 years now. (continued on page 9) Tyler, Tj, Tina & Toby We pray & worship. We are a Priestly community. TODAY’S READINGS Sixth Sunday in Ordinary Time February 17, 2019 First Reading -- The one who trusts in the LORD is like a tree plant- ed beside the waters (Jeremiah 17:5-8). Blessed are you who are poor, Psalm -- Blessed are they who hope in the Lord (Psalm 1). for the kingdom of God is yours. Second Reading -- Christ has been raised from the dead, the Blessed are you who are now hungry, firstfruits of those who have fallen asleep for you will be satisfied. (1 Corinthians 15:12, 16-20). -- Luke 6:20-21a Gospel -- Blessed are you who are poor, hungry, weeping. Woe to you who are rich, filled, laughing (Luke 6:17, 20-26). ST LORENZO RUIZ 747 N. Meadow Pass Road Walnut, CA 91789 SAINTS AND SPECIAL OBSERVANCES Phone: (909) 595-9545 Sunday: Sixth Sunday in Ordinary Time Fax: (909) 594-3940 Monday: Presidents Day Thursday: St. Peter Damian Friday: Chair of St. Peter the Apostle; www.saintlorenzo.org Washington s Birthday Saturday: St. Polycarp Rev. Tony P. Astudillo Pastor SACRAMENTS Rev. Elmer S. Empinado Associate Pastor Baptism Registration is required. Please contact the Parish Office to make OFFICE HOURS arrangements. Instruction classes: every 4th Thursday of the month at M - F 8:30am to 7:00pm 7:00 pm. Group Baptisms every 3rd Saturday of the month at 10:00 am. Sat 9:00am-2:00pm Bautismos en Español: Cada cuarto Domingo del mes a las 3:00pm. MASS SCHEDULE Para mas información por favor llame a la oficina parroquial o hable Saturday Masses con Gaby Coria, Coordinadora del Ministerio Hispano en la ext. 116. 8:00am 5:00pm (vigil) Anointing/Visitation of the Sick Contact the Parish Office 909-595- Sunday Masses 9545 7:30am, 9:00am, 10:30am, Unción a enfermos– Por favor llame a la oficina parroquial. 12:00pm, 1:30pm (Esp), 6:30pm Weekday Masses 7:00am and 7:00pm Matrimony Couples wishing to celebrate their wedding must contact Holy Days of Obligation a priest at least 6 months in advance prior to setting a date. This time 7:00pm is necessary to fulfill the prerequisites for receiving the sacrament. CONFESSION SCHEDULE Rite of Christian Initiation for Adults (RCIA) Preparation for Weekdays Baptism, First Communion and Confirmation. For information, call the 15 min before daily mass Parish Office and leave a message for Bob Kondrath. Friday 7:30pm to 8:30pm Rite of Christian Initiation for Children (RCIC) For more information Saturday call the Parish Office and leave a message for Gail Akins. 3:30pm to 4:30pm We LEARN AND EDUCATE. WE ARE A PROPHETIC PEOPLE BURNING OF THE PALMS Please join us as we prepare for the Lenten Season with our annual Burning of the Palms on Sunday, March 3, 2019 at 6:00pm with mass immediately following at 6:30pm The ashes that are produced from the burning of the palms will be used for Ash Wednesday. Please bring the palms you have from last year beginning Feb 17. Thank you. Please bring your palms from last year and place them in the baskets located in the church vestibule. Los Angeles Religious Education Congress Not just for Religious Educators Word Among Us March 21, 2019 (Youth Day) Groups that meet weekly March 22-24 (Adult Days) Monday Bible Group— 7:30pm St. Luke — 9:30am St. Mark Anaheim Convention Center Tuesday Word Among Us Wednesday Word Among Us— 9:00am St. Luke All are welcome to attend! If you have never attended RECongress, it promises Thursday Word Among Us (Spanish) - 7:00pm St John to be a wonderful experience. The RECongress, sponsored by the Office of Lectors Reflection & Word Among Us— 7:30pm Thurs-Holy Spirit Rm (behind Vellucci Hall) Religious Education of the Archdiocese of Los Angeles, offers a variety of opportunities for personal faith Family Prayer Group— 7:00pm, Fridays St. Mark enrichment. Friday Word Among Us—6:00pm • Youth Day—workshops & prayer • Adult Days—over 300 workshops from spirituality & personal development to biblical Congreso de Educacion Religiosa de studies, theology & catechesis Los Angeles 2019 • Liturgies & Sacred Space No solo para educadores religiosos • Film Showcase & noontime and evening concerts El Congreso de Educacion Religiosa esta proxi- mo para renovarnos y nutrinos una vez mas. For Registration Guidebook, please contact (213) El 21 de Marzo (Dida de los Jovenes) 637-7348 or visit their website at y 22 al 24 de Marzo RECongress.org ¡Todos son bienvenidos! Para inscribirse hoy, visite la pagina www.RECongress.org O llama a la linea de informacion del Congreso al (213) 637-7348 We serve & we share. We are a Kingly people. Come One Come All! Welcome home to our newest Staff Member... Join our Maria Ortiz Sunday Hospitality after Masses Parish Secretary Ministries, families and zone members are invited to host a Sunday at the Pavilion for Fellowship. I would like to begin by saying a March 3 Sunday big THANK YOU to Donuts Fr. Tony for giving Homemade Pastries (Ensaymadas) me the opportunity last year to be part of this wonderful Hosted by Hospitality & Environment Ministries community of St. Lorenzo Ruiz. The parishioners here at St. Lorenzo have been very welcoming as March 10*— BBQ fundraiser well as the office staff. Currently, I am a Catechist Hosted by CANA Marriage Ministry—Class 65 for the Religious Ed program and about to start soon as a Eucharistic Minister. I am in the parish Get to know more parishioners and promote your office ready to serve you and help you as much as ministry too! I can if you need anything. I would like to ask all of you to pray for me so I can continue serving you Details to follow. and helping as Jesus intended to serve and love others. For more info, please contact the Parish Office 909-595-9545 *date subject to change Do you know what Restorative Justice is? “I was in prison and you came to visit me...I tell you the truth, whatever you did for one of the least of these brothers of mine, you did for me.” Matthew 25:36,40 On any given day in the Archdiocese of Los Angeles (including Los Angeles, Santa Barbara & Ventura counties), there are 22,000 individuals incarcerated in February 22 - 24, 2019 the detention system.
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