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Shrine of Our Lady of Peace Fifth Sunday of Easter May 19, 2019 OUR LADY OF PEACE R C C S Conducted by the Religious Family of the Incarnate Word Pastor: Rev. Brian Dinkel, IVE Associate Pastors: Rev. Thomas Steinke, IVE, Rev. Jonathan Dumlao, IVE, Rev. Wilian Montalvo, IVE Convent Superior: Mother Bon Secours, SSVM (Servants of the Lord and Virgin of Matará) Confessions Weekend Masses Weekday Masses (In the side hall) Sunday Vigil (Saturday): Mon. - Fri.: 6:30AM, 8AM, Monday: Noon & 5:15PM 5PM & 7:30PM Noon, 5:15PM; Tues.-Fri.: 8AM, Noon, & 5:15PM Sunday: 7:30AM, 9AM, Also: 6PM Tues., Also: Wed. 7:30PM 10:30AM, 12PM, 2PM, 5PM, 7:30PM Wed., & 8AM Sat. Saturday: during all Masses, 6:30PM (Spanish) & 8PM First Friday: Mass at 7:30PM also 3:30PM - 5PM Sunday: during all Masses Our Lady of Peace Catholic Church & Shrine Mission Statement Our Lady of Peace is a church and shrine dedicated to the greater glory of God and the salvation of souls. It is a place of prayer & pilgrimage with: • Perpetual adoration of Jesus in the Blessed Sacrament • Devotion to the Blessed Virgin Mary • Frequent celebration of the Sacraments, particularly the Eucharist and Reconciliation • Integrated formation of the person (spiritual, moral, intellectual and emotional) 408.988.4585 — 2800 Mission College Boulevard, Santa Clara, California 95054 — www.olop-shrine.org Page 2 Our Lady of Peace Church & Shrine May 19, 2019 F P’ D “The Eucharistic Prayer – A Commemoration of Bringing People Together“ Dear Friends, During the month of May, as a parish family, we have the great blessing to witness and celebrate the First Holy Communion of many children at our parish. To those who are participating in this important occasion, I wish to welcome you to our parish and thank you for being here for this moment. The First Communion in the life of a young person brings people together. You may not realize this, but the Eucharist and the celebration of the Holy Mass, bring people together, every time. Allow me to explain. In this “From the Pastor’s Desk” section of the bulletin, we have been exploring the theme of the Holy Mass for months; yes, months! To date, we have covered much ground and we are ready to consider the Eucharistic Prayer. This is the part of the Mass the priest speaks almost entirely on his own, but really it is on behalf of everyone. When we think of our reception of the Eucharist, we must remember it is done within the context of the Holy Mass. In this portion of the Mass, therefore, the Church, through the ministerial priesthood, is praying for all of its members – living and deceased. It is truly a bringing of people together and we see this in the Eucharistic Prayer. As the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB) explains, “[the Mass] is offered through the priest acting in the person of Christ, and it is offered as well by all of the baptized, who are part of Christ's Body, the Church. This is the action of Christ's Body, the Church at Mass.” The General Instruction of the Roman Missal (GIRM) instructs that this, the Eucharistic prayer, is the center and high point of the entire celebration, and that “the meaning of this Prayer is that the whole congregation of the faithful joins with Christ in confessing the great deeds of God and in the offering of Sacrifice. The Eucharistic Prayer requires that everybody listens to it with reverence and in silence.” (n. 78) Every Mass is prayer of praise and thanksgiving, a prayer of oblation, it is also a prayer of intercession, through which one asks on behalf of someone. Thus, we have the Commemoration of the Living where we pray to the members of the heavenly Church: the Most Holy Trinity, Jesus Christ, the Virgin, St. Joseph, the Apostles, the angels and all the saints. As well as the Commemoration for the living where we pray for the pilgrim Church, for all the men and women who live in this world, since they are all members of Christ, either in action - in fact - or in potential - as a possibility. The Commemoration of the Dead where we pray for the faithful who are purifying themselves of some deserved penalty for sins already forgiven; they are the blessed souls of Purgatory. For this reason, if you pay close attention, the priest offers the Eucharistic Prayer in the first person plural, for example, “Therefore, O Lord, as we celebrate the memorial of the blessed Passion…” To whom does this “we” refer? Well, the Bishops Conference explains that it means “the baptized present at the Eucharistic celebration make the sacrificial offering in union with Christ, and pray the Eucharistic Prayer in union with Him.” An interesting point to highlight that it is neither Him nor us offered alone or individually. Rather, we offer ourselves, our lives, our individual efforts to grow more like Christ and our efforts as a community of believers to spread God's Word and to serve God's people, to the Father in union with Christ through the hands of the priest. Most wonderful of all, although our offering is in itself imperfect, joined with the offering of Christ it becomes perfect praise and thanksgiving to the Father.” (USCCB) Can you see how the moment offertory we must enter into it with such intentionality and recognition of what we bring to the sacrifice? It is, therefore, a celebration of the whole Church, “celebrated in communion with the whole Church, of both heaven and of earth, and that the oblation is made for her and for all her members, living and dead, who are called to participate in the redemption and salvation purchased by the Body and Blood of Christ.” (GIRM, n. 79) The Holy Mass, truly brings people together, it unites heaven and earth, saints and sinners, the living and the dead. The union that we experience and enjoy is not only real, but it is greater than that of physical proximity. For this reason, a truth that can be told is that we are all united in the Holy Mass. Next week we will begin to unpack the words of consecration. Mary, Our Lady of Peace, pray for us, Fr. Brian Fifth Sunday of Easter Page 3 W O L P! We invite you to join our parish family! Please come to the parish office to fill out a registration form, or register online at: www.olop-shrine.org ANNOUNCEMENTS MASS INTENTIONS Saturday, May 18th This week’s 2nd collection: 8:00 am May Collective Mass Intentions Catholic Charities 5:00 pm Rey & Anna Mae Olivares, Birthday —————–—————— 7:30 pm Mothers Novena/Mass Next week’s 2nd collection: Cyclone Disaster Relief in Africa Sunday, May 19th —————–—————— 7:30 am For The People Church Maintenance 9:00 am Faustina Nguyen, Health The church will be closed for preventive 10:30 am Genevieve Van Tuyl, Birthday maintenance between Masses on Monday, May Noon Adam Greenberg, Birthday 20th. Adoration will be moved into the old hall from 9am until 5pm. Thank you in advance for 2:00 pm +Apolonio Delgado, Death Anniversary your patience. 5:00 pm Minivia & Minette ————–——————— 6:30 pm +Graciela Montealegre, Death Anniversary Maintenance Position Open 8:00 pm Mothers Novena/Mass The parish has a job opening for a full-time Monday, May 20th maintenance worker. Please see page 4 for details 6:30 am Myrna Dela Serna, Birthday and application information. 8:00 am May Collective Mass Intentions ————–——————— Noon Mothers Novena/Mass Summer Oratory Dinner Sponsorships 5:15 pm Lourdes Shellum, Birthday Please consider sponsoring a full dinner meal to feed our hungry & busy seminarians and sisters Tuesday, May 21st during the Summer Oratory. Signups are now 6:30 am +Yolanda D'Silva & +L. Correia, Death Anniversary open! Please see page 8 for more information. 8:00 am May Collective Mass Intentions ————–——————— Noon +Valenta Mangahas Nabong, Special Intentions Parish Office Closed 5:15 pm Mothers Novena/Mass The parish office will be closed for the Memorial Wednesday, May 22nd Day weekend from Saturday, May 25th to Monday, May 27th. The Mass & confession 6:30 am Rita Salamanca, Birthday schedule will remain the same. 8:00 am May Collective Mass Intentions Noon +Geronima Busarang, Death Anniversary WEEKLY COLLECTIONS 5:15 pm +Frances Hoffmann, Special Intentions 7:30 pm +Paulo Fernandes & Anh Liu, Special Intentions Weekend of: May 4th & 5th Thursday, May 23rd Saturday 5:00 pm $2,430.00 6:30 am +Fely Teano, Death Anniversary 7:30 pm $1,382.00 8:00 am May Collective Mass Intentions Sunday 7:30 am $2,133.00 Noon +Dao Pham, Death Anniversary 9:00 am $2,768.00 5:15 pm Alexander Flores Hennessy, Special Intentions 10:30 am $2,834.00 Friday, May 24th Noon $2,766.00 6:30 am +Paul Jojo Abellana, Death Anniversary 2:00 pm $2,329.00 8:00 am May Collective Mass Intentions 5:00 pm $1,894.00 Noon +Anthony Quinata, Death Anniversary 6:30 pm $1,297.00 5:15 pm +Bernardina Espiritu, Death Anniversary 8:00 pm $2,061.00 Saturday, May 25th Weekly Collection Total: $21,894.00 8:00 am May Collective Mass Intentions Second Collection for Facilities 5:00 pm Janelle Gonzaga, Birthday Maintenance Fund Total: $5,818.00 7:30 pm +Estrella King, Special Intentions Page 4 Our Lady of Peace Church & Shrine May 19, 2019 WEEKLY COLLECTIONS THIS WEEK’S READINGS Weekend of: May 11th & 12th Sunday, May 19th: FIFTH SUNDAY OF EASTER Acts 14:21-27 / Revelations 21:1-5a / John 13:31-33a, 34-35 Saturday 5:00 pm $2,195.00 Monday, May 20th: Easter Weekday, Saint Bernardine of Siena, Priest 7:30 pm $1,677.00 Acts 14:5-18 / John 14:21-26 Sunday 7:30 am $2,900.00 Tuesday, May 21st: Easter Weekday, 9:00 am $3,713.00 Saint Christopher Magallanes, Priest, and Companions, Martyrs 10:30 am $2,677.00 Acts 14:19-28 / John 14:27-31a Noon $2,743.00 Wed., May 22nd: Easter Weekday, Saint Rita of Cascia, Religious 2:00 pm $2,944.00 Acts 15:1-6 / John 15:1-8 5:00 pm $2,129.00 Thursday, May 23rd: Easter Weekday Acts 15:7-21 / John 15:9-11 6:30 pm $1,448.00 Friday, May 24th: Easter Weekday 8:00 pm $2,018.00 Acts 15:22-31 / John 15:12-17 Weekly Collection Total: $24,444.00 Saturday, May 25th: Saint Bede the Venerable, Priest & Doctor of the Second Collection for Diocesan Priest Church; Saint Gregory VII, Pope; Saint Mary Magdalene de’Pazzi, Virgin Retirement Total: $8,068.00 Acts 16:1-10 / John 15:18-21 PARISH JOB OPENING UPCOMING EVENTS The parish has an opening for a full-time Maintenance Worker.
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