February 14th 2021 • 6th Sunday in Ordinary Time ST

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St. Mel Catholic Church MASS SCHEDULE

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Fair Oaks, CA 95628 Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday 8:30AM Inside 916-967-1229 the Church. [email protected] Parish Office: 4748 Pennsylvania Avenue All Masses will continue to be live streamed Monday - Thursday 9:00AM to 1:00PM Closed Friday CONFESSIONS Website: stmelchurch.org Saturday from 9:00-10:00AM in the St. Jude Room or by appointment In an emergency call 916-298-9324 for a priest BAPTISMS Call the office to make appointment PARISH STAFF CATHOLIC FORMATION (CFF) Parochial Administrator: Email………………..…………[email protected]

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Financial Director/Dir. of Religious Education: You must enter and exit through the ...... Sara Donnelly back church door which is closest to the St. Jude Room. Director of Music: ...... Aaron Thompson

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February 20 - 21 February 10 open limited hours. Someone is usual- February 27 - 28 February 17 ly in the office Monday through Thurs- March 6 - 7 February 24 day from 9:00AM to 1:00PM. The of- March 13 - 14 March 3 fice is closed on Friday. Please call before stop- ping by to make sure that someone will be there to help you. 916-967-1229. February 14, 2021 3

READINGS FOR THE WEEK TODAY’S GOSPEL MEDITATION February 14, 2021 ENCOURAGE DEEPER UNDERSTANDING Sunday: Lv 13:1-2, 44-46/Ps 32:1-2, 5, 11 [7]/1 Cor OF SCRIPTURE 10:31—11:1/Mk 1:40-45 The Church, as a voice of the Gospel, proclaims the sa- Monday: Gn 4:1-15, 25/Ps 50:1 and 8, 16bc-17, 20- credness of all human life. Everyone created by is 21 [14a]/Mk 8:11-13 fashioned in God’s image and has Divine DNA at the center of their soul. God never leaves what God cre- Tuesday: Gn 6:5-8; 7:1-5, 10/Ps 29:1a and 2, 3ac-4, ates but always remains intimately bound to what he 3b and 9c-10 [11b]/Mk 8:14-21 has given form. Everyone has a place and because

Wednesday: Jl 2:12-18/Ps 51:3-4, 5-6ab, 12-13, 14 they have received the gift of Divine Blessing, nobody and 17 [cf. 3a]/2 Cor 5:20—6:2/ deserves to feel inferior, unworthy, unwanted, unclean or marginalized. Even the most broken of souls has a Mt 6:1-6, 16-18 place. We, the Body of Christ, have the privilege and Thursday: Dt 30:15-20/Ps 1:1-2, 3, 4 and 6 [Ps responsibility to give voice to the voiceless. The cries of 40:5a]/Lk 9:22-25 the little one in his or her mother’s womb are just as sa- cred as the cries of one who is homeless and hungry. Friday: Is 58:1-9a/Ps 51:3-4, 5-6ab, 18-19 [19b]/Mt The migrant deserves our attention as much as the for- 9:14-15 gotten elderly and even the prisoner, with a heart hard-

Saturday: Is 58:9b-14/Ps 86:1-2, 3-4, 5-6 [11ab]/Lk ened by anger and resentment, deserves respect and dignity. 5:27-32 The Gospel of Life is often hard to swallow, and we Next Sunday: Gn 9:8-15/Ps 25:4-5, 6-7, 8-9 [cf. would rather keep those we consider unclean, different 10]/1 Pt 3:18-22/Mk 1:12-15 or unfixable in a place by themselves. It is hard to see them with us, but they deserve to be. There is far too much violence in this world and the result of that vio- lence is the assault on human life. Many are forced to leave the place they call home in search of safer Aiden Hulse Joann Buckman ground, finding few if any along the way who will help Albert Souza Joanne Frances Miller them. How different today’s Gospel story would be if Amanda Barron Joanne & George Kim Andrew Cobb John English Jesus gave in to what was politically correct at that Arlene Michaels Jonathan Hayes time. The leper would have been turned away and a Betty Cerato Jonathan Rassmussen soul, already beaten down by disease and fear, would Bill Ehlers Joyce Martin have experienced an even deeper wound. Jesus Bruce King June McKenderich wouldn’t have captured much attention from anyone, Bryan Tanglao Karen Juten nor would he have mirrored the Father’s compassion Carol Bronk Kathy Houser Carol Ellen Leever Kathryn Hesia and love.

Cecilia Dixon Larry Williams Where do we stand with all of this? Do we at least un- Corrie Young Louella Mortensen Dawna Jones Maggie Harrington derstand that God’s vision is often in conflict with the Delia Comstock Margaret Hesia vision put forth in our world and even the one we ad- Della Harmon Marvin Schluttenhofer vance ourselves? There is no doubt that it is incredibly Delores Bousliman Mary Jane Rocha challenging to find a place for everyone at the table. Donna Mae Marylou Tavera This challenge is compounded when the systems of op- Elba Tompkins Melanie & Sally Edwards eration and structure that are so ingrained in us affirm Eve Waggerman Mike Browning Fidela Gonzales Mike Tompkins power and privilege rather than inclusivity and justice. Frank & Renee Weiss Nick Oakes Everything really goes askew when the powerful begin Gene Fischer Pat Woods to control who is entitled to wholeness and inclusion, George Stevens Peggy Grass and greed becomes a driving force. Prejudice and enti- Gerald Hoffarth Rhonda Morgan tlement raise their ugly heads and we find ourselves with Gerry & Paul Parker Rod Tarrer Harrison Morton Ron Barton quite a mess. It’s time to admit that things have been a Helen S. Worthington Ron & Judy Martinez mess for a very long time. The mess needs to be healed, Helen Chilcott Rosemary Easter not by erasing it but by allowing God to touch it and Jack Callaghan Rudy Rodoni make it whole. We need to bring God back to the cen- Jackie Lohmeier Susan Arthur ter of life where God belongs. There are no easy solu- Jason Bucello Talon Bonanno tions to the world’s dilemmas. But, knowing that whole- Jeffrey Viernes Tracy Kent Jenna Barron Victoria Hummer ness, healing, and dignity are worthy pursuits, we can Joan Gamble Walter Thompson more confidently labor to achieve God’s vision. 4 February 14, 2021

HEADING Subhead

Text Do not show partiality in judging; hear both small

Sunday, February 14 and great alike. –Deut. 1:17

8:00am (R) Isaac & Marietta Barron Reflection: Some say an embryo is too small to 10:30am (I) Elaine Barrios by Ruth Barrios have human rights. But rights do not depend on 10:30am (I) Amanda Galli Cruz size. by St. Mel School Do men have more rights than women because Monday, February 15 they are generally larger? Are shorter people to 8:30am (I) Sam Velasquez enjoy fewer protections than tall people? The by Ray & Karen Fitts size of a person has nothing to do with his or her 8:30am (I) Clo Partida by Bill & Janet Nagel value. Tuesday, February 16 Prayer: O God, You have dominion over all 8:30am (R) Souls in Purgatory by Bill & Joyce things great and small, and have created a vast 8:30am (R) Chau Nguyen variety of life. May we reverence the very small- by Jim & Laurie Phillips est of our brothers and sisters.

Wednesday, February 17 Excerpt reproduced with permission from Pro-Life Re- 8:30am (I) Mass for Parishioners flection for Every Day © 2009 7:00pm (I) Mass for Parishioners Catholic Book Publishing Corp., NJ. All rights reserved.

HEADING http://www.catholicbookpublishing.com SubheadThursday, February 18 Text8:30am (R) Bella Dial 8:30am (R) Bill Jones by Corfee Family PRAYER INTENTIONS OF POPE FRANCIS Friday, February 19 8:30am (R) Isaac & Marietta Barron Please join the Legion of Mary in pray- 8:30am (R) Fred Tulleners by Bill & Janet Nagel ing daily the intentions of Pope Francis

for February - Violence Against Women Saturday, February 20 4:30pm (I) Mass for Parishioners We pray for women who are victims of

Sunday, February 21 violence, that they may be protected 8:00am (R) Amy Lasat by Chris & Candy Ward by society and have their sufferings considered 10:30am (R) Carl Bjorenthun and heeded. by Audrey Swiderek

SEMINARIAN BIRTHDAY

Victor Goranov celebrates his birthday on Febru- ary 28th. He is in his Pastoral Year at St. Isidore Par- ish, 222 Clark Avenue, Yuba City, CA 95661.

Thank you for your prayers and support of the Dio- cese of Sacramento seminarians.

Attention Parents and God- parents. The next scheduled Baptism Preparation class is Wednesday, March 3rd at 7:00PM. It will be deter- mined by March 1st if it will be in person or Zoom meeting. Please call the Parish office to register to attend. 916-967-1229 February 14, 2021 5

ANNUAL CATHOLIC APPEAL ACT OF SPIRITUAL COMMUNION

On the weekend of February 20th, we will have My Jesus, I believe that you are present in the the opportunity to walk with others as Jesus asks Most Holy Sacrament. us to do. Together as Catholics, we extend our I love you above all things and I desire to receive hand to those who need help. We assist them be- you in my soul. yond dire circumstances and to begin again, re- Since I cannot at this moment receive you freshed and renewed. As our communities over- sacramentally, come the paralyzing effects of the COVID-19 Come at least spiritually into my heart. pandemic, let us accompany those in physical I embrace you as if you were already there and emotional poverty. Each of our gifts, no mat- And unite myself wholly to you. ter what amount, really do make a difference in Never permit me to be separated from you. someone’s life. Please prayerfully consider what Amen. you can give this year.

PRAYER FOR VOCATIONS

Lord, you call us all by name to follow your path. You al- ways bless your Church and guide your followers to be- come leaders who think of ASH WEDNESDAY SCHEDULE others before themselves. Wednesday, February 17th Mold us in the image of your Son, to respond to your call as Sisters, Priests, Brothers, Deacons and 8:30AM Mass with ash distribution Lay servants of the Gospel. Embolden us all to Overflow in the Parish Center grow in knowing of you, and allow this knowledge 1:00-2:00PM Drive up ash distribution. to open our hearts, minds, and souls to your endur- Enter the parking lot from ing call. We ask this in Jesus’ name. Amen. Sunset Avenue

7:00PM Mass with ashes distribution An Ash Wednesday Prayer overflow in the Parish Center "Ashes to ashes. Dust to dust." You remind us today, oh Lord, of our origin and St.Mel will offer safe distribution of ashes on Ash end. Wednesday. The bishop has provided a safe In the beginning, You fashioned us in the Garden. method for this year’s distribution. You dignified dust with the Breath of Life. “The Priest says the prayer for blessing the You made us in Your image and likeness. ashes. He sprinkles the ashes with holy water, You led Your people through the dust of the Sinai without saying anything. Then he addresses all wilderness to the Promised Land. those present and only Once says the formula You overcame temptation in the dry desert. as it appears in the Roman Missal, applying it You healed the blind with dirt and clay. to all in general: “Repent, and believe in the Three times Your body stirred the dust Gospel”, or “Remember that you are dust, and as you fell on the road to Calvary. to dust you shall return”. The Priest then Hear the cry of Your people! cleanses his hands, puts on a face mask and One day we will return to dust. distributes the ashes to those who come to him This Lenten season, stir our minds to contemplate or, if appropriate, he goes to those who are You, our hearts to love You, and our bodies to serve You in our brothers and sisters. standing in their places. The Priest takes the May our prayer, fasting, and almsgiving ashes and sprinkles them on the head of each be Your breath alive in us. one without saying anything.” Amen. 6 February 14, 2021

ST. MEL SCHOOL AND CFF NEWS KNIGHTS CORNER

CFF Classes You are not you when your Soul is Hungry!

Catholic Faith Formation will be a homeschool for- When your stomach needs food, it growls to let mat this year. We hope this gives parents an op- you know. When your soul needs food, it doesn’t portunity to work with their children and perhaps growl. Unless you are praying every day, your soul refresh their memory at the same time. If you have is hungry. And you can never be your truest, best, registered your child, but have not picked up your most amazing self with a hungry soul. child’s course materials, please call the Parish Of- This Lent, let’s focus on feeding your soul with BEST fice to arrange a pick-up time. If you have not LENT EVER—free, daily video reflections with Mat- registered your child, or if you have questions, thew Kelly! Just visit the website BestLentE- please email Sara Donnelly at ver.com, enter your name and email address. [email protected]. It’s not what you give up this Lent, it’s What You Become! Let’s focus on who God wants us to be- come. We can do that together, if you join me ST MEL SCHOOL SCRIP for Dynamic Catholic’s BEST LENT EVER. Beginning

Scrip sales are back! Now more than on Ash Wednesday and continuing through all ever St. Mel School needs our help. forty days of Lent, you will receive a daily email You can purchase Scrip by calling or and short video from Matthew Kelly based on his emailing Regina Edwards, Scrip Coordinator, at book I Heard God Laugh, to help you reflect and 916-752-3878 or Edwardsfami- encourage you on your personal journey through- [email protected]. You can also order out this Lenten Season. The program is complete- online at ShopwithScrip.com by using the ly free, and signing up is easy: Just visit BestLentE- St. Mel enrollment code, 3DL76FEA2151L. ver.com, enter your name and email address and you are ready to go. All Scrip orders will be sent directly to Regina who will then arrange delivery. Thank you for your sup- If there are people in your life you think would port of St. Mel School! benefit from this program –whether friends, family, or even acquaintances - I strongly encourage you to invite them to sign up as well. This is a wonderful program, and the only thing that could make it better is doing it with someone you love.

Sign-up for the Best Lent Ever and start each of eGIVING WITH FAITH DIRECT the forty days of Lent by taking time to put Jesus first. Don’t just give up Chocolate this Lent, Do Please consider online giving through Faith Direct. Something Life Changing! Contact me if you With Faith Direct, parishioners can make Church have any questions about this program. contributions through either direct debit from your Jesus, We Trust In You! checking/savings account or your credit/debit Danny card. No more writing checks or searching for en- D. Styer, GK Council 6066 velopes on the way out the door. Visit www.faithdirect.net to enroll securely online. Our DONATE YOUR CAR FOR CHARITY parish code is CA731. Our parish is grateful for your continued support at this time. The Father Richard Doheny Religious Education Fund partnered with Donate for Charity, Inc. to help donate your ST. VINCENT de PAUL DONATIONS vehicle to support local religious edu- The St. Vincent de Paul Thrift Store is now OPEN. cation and vocations. It’s easy, just go This means that the donation box near the Adora- to http://www.donateforcharity.com/car- tion Chapel is available again for your clothing donation-form/ OR call Donate For Charity direct- donations. Thank you for your support. ly at (866) 392-4483. February 14, 2021 7

EVERYDAY STEWARDSHIP Covid-19: A Prayer of Solidarity

The Unfailing Goodness of God For all who have contracted coronavirus, We pray for care and healing. I have always wondered why Jesus told the cleansed leper not to publicize how he had been For those who are particularly vulnerable, healed by the Son of God. It’s not that I can’t un- We pray for safety and protection. derstand why Jesus would want to keep the mat- For all who experience fear or anxiety, ter quiet — after all, he knew that as soon as peo- We pray for peace of mind and spirit. ple heard, he would be mobbed with requests for

healings, and his move- For affected families who are facing difficult

ments restricted. decisions between food on the table or public safety, What gets me is the fact We pray for policies that recognize their that Jesus simply must have plight. realized the leper would not listen to him. Why give For those who do not have adequate health someone a command you know they will ignore? insurance, It’s a complicated question, and when I reflect We pray that no family will face financial burdens alone. on it, I can’t help but connect it to another equally complicated question: why does God, all For those who are afraid to access care due to -good and all-knowing, allow bad things to hap- immigration status, pen? We pray for recognition of the God-given dignity of all. Yes, God is all-good and all-knowing. So when He gives us free will, He knows what we will do with it. For our brothers and sisters around the world, However, He is also all-powerful. He can and will We pray for shared solidarity. bring good from any situation, any tragedy, or For public officials and decisionmakers, even any instance where someone ignores Him. We pray for wisdom and guidance.

Was it a sin for this leper to do other than what Father, during this time may your Church be a Jesus had said? That’s a heavy question for a sign of hope, comfort and love to all. Sunday morning! But it’s plain to see that, even though this man ignored Jesus’ command, God Grant peace. still used his actions. How many were brought to Grant comfort. Christ because of the news spread by this leper! Grant healing. Be with us, Lord. As someone trying to live out a stewardship way of life, what is God requesting of you right now? Amen.

— Tracy Earl Welliver, MTS

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ASH WEDNESDAY ASHES SPIRITUAL COMMUNION

Why do we place ashes on our The practice of making a “spiritual communion” forehead each Ash Wednesday? dates back several centuries and St. Thomas Aquinas described it as “an ardent desire to re- Ashes are rich in spiritual symbolism. ceive Jesus in the Holy Sacrament and a loving We recall in the second chapter of Genesis, when embrace as though we had already received the human person is fashioned “out of the dust of Him.” Traditionally, a prayer of spiritual commun- the ground” and receives the breath of life ion has been used by those who are unable to (Genesis 2:7). In death, a person returns to the receive sacramental communion because of ground from which we came. The ancient He- health, inability to attend Mass, or who cannot brews used ashes as a sign of repentance, re- receive communion because of grave sin. This minding themselves that God is God and we are practice has been encouraged by many saints not. and spiritual writers and most recently Pope Fran- As the minister places ashes on our forehead, we cis encouraged the practice when the realities of hear either “remember that you are dust and un- the COVID-19 pandemic prevented so many to dust you shall return” or “turn away from sin Catholics from taking part in the Mass or receiving and be faithful to the Gospel.” When we receive sacramental communion. ashes, we remember our own mortality. We’re re- Although the graces offered in spiritual commun- minded that we have limited time on this earth ion are not the same as those offered in the sac- and we ought to make the best use of it that we ramental communion of the Mass, this practice is can! People are in need of love, care, and com- still a powerful opportunity to express our desire for passion. We all need to continually rediscover the union with the Lord and to be united with Christ love of God. The Gospel invites every person in and the Church, even in an imperfect way. every stage of life to encounter and imitate Jesus here and now. The forty days of Lent are the per- fect time to assess our own awareness of these realities. February 14, 2021 9

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