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Church and School May 7, 2017 Saint Bede the Venerable Church and School A Catholic Community Here to Worship, Called to Serve in creating an environment where people feel welcomed, comfortable, understood, esteemed and loved. 215 Foothill Boulevard La Cañada Flintridge, California 818-949-4300 May 7, 2017 Mass/Liturgy Times Saturday Vigil: 5:30pm Sunday: 7:30am, 9am, 11am & 5:30pm Weekdays: 8:10am Holy Days: 8:10am, 12 noon, and 6:30pm Adoration: Tuesdays 8:30am to 1:40pm & 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 6:00pm 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 Pastor’s Corner My Dear Brothers and Sisters: This is a great weekend and a wonderful month for our community! This Sunday at our 5:30pm Mass 61 of our youth will be confirmed by the Most Reverend José Gomez, Archbishop of Los Angeles. Please keep them your prayers that after receiving the Sacrament of Confirmation they will continue to be involved in our community as active parishioners committed to their Catholic faith. I have some additional exciting news to share. At long last, I have accomplished one of my early goals, one that I have wanted since I first arrived here—that our church would be blessed with a statue of our own patron, St. Bede the Venerable. After almost seven years, I am delighted to announce we have our statue of St. Bede. Please note his presence in the west corner of the sanctuary. The statue is from Italy and made of wood. This Sunday, at the conclusion of the Confirmation Mass, Archbishop Gomez will bless our statue. Many people have asked me for information about our patron and I am delighted to share that I will soon have you a short biography of Bede, his life and accomplishments, and the story of how our parish actually came to possess a first degree relic of him. Stay tuned for more on this effort — I promise to keep you informed as to the progress. Our Catholic Easter Season is such a rich and faith-filled time for us. Coming up on May 13th, we are again blessed when our children will receive their First Holy Communion. I ask that you also keep these first communicants in your prayers— praying that their encounter with Jesus will be memorable and that they will cherish the moment – not just that day but every time they receive Christ in the Eucharist throughout their lives. Take Care and May God Bless You, Around the Parish-Events & Notices Masses for the Week A Call For Help!!! SVDP Mardi Gras in May Saturday - May 6 On Wednesday, May 24th at the Do you have a free hour Westin Bonaventure, the Society of St. 5:30 pm Mary Novitski once a month or once a Livio Santillo Vincent de Paul will hold the 2017 week? If so, why not help Skidettes Benefit Dinner and Awards Ceremony. Sunday - May 7 make lunches? Skidettes, one of our This year’s honorees include Father 7:30 am Karl Hecht oldest outreach ministries, provides Matt Elshoff, OFM Cap and his Old Shirley Schmalen nourishing lunches to skid row shelters. Mission Santa Inez Parish Community. 9:00 am Bill & Mary Ann Lunches are made for battered wom- Also being honored is our very own Wade en, underpriviledged youth, homeless Linda Swick, CEO, International Sun Kwai Lau teens and others. The less fortunate in Promotions. If you are interested in 11:00 am Glenn Cato downtown rely on our generosity. attending the event and honoring Avelino Nieto Skidettes currently needs a few extra Father Matt, former St. Bede 5:30 pm Pro Populo helping hands. Lunches are made in parishioner, past president of the kitchen every St. Francis High School and former Monday - May 8 Tuesday, Thursday & Friday from 8:10 am Lou & Alice Martin weekend presider at St. Bede and our 7am to 8am and each Saturday from current parishioner and lector, Linda 72nd Anniversary 8am to 9am. Just stop by when you Archbishop Fulton Sheen Swick, tickets may be purchased have a hour to spare. You will enjoy Tuesday - May 9 through Gina Doyle at St. Vincent de the conversation; feel good about Paul, 323-226-9643. 8:10 am Patricia Reilly helping others and feed over 1200 Kevin Francis Reilly people who depend on our Saint Wednesday - May 10 Bede Skidette Ministry for food. Be Aware of Laundry 8:10 am Raul Merino For more information call Mary Ann Pod Dangers Liam Whooley Fell 818-247-3104. Risks to children’s safety come in Thursday - May 11 many shapes and sizes. As parents 8:10 am Joseph Wooley and caring adults, inappropriate Brandon Begley Parish Council of adult conduct is not the only risk to Friday - May 12 Women watch for; we must also create safe 8:10 am Zana Zefi The St. Bede's Parish Council of environments to protect children from Jerry Smith Women would like to invite all 8th other risks. One possible threat comes Saturday - May 13 grade Catholic parishioner girls who from the small soft plastic pods that 8:10 am Flora Jovellanos are planning to attend a Catholic hold laundry detergent. The pods are Bonifacio Jovellanos High School to participate in this brightly colored, and often attract wonderful opportunity to win a $500 young children who may mistake them scholarship in honor of Marisa Anne for candy or other foods and accord- Monthly Book Club Meets Lupica. ing to studies, children who ingest On Wednesday, May 17th , 10:00am these pods or been exposed to them the Book Club will discuss The Blind To apply please see St. Bede the could become ill and need to be hos- Assassin by Margaret Atwood. New Venerable facebook or website, pitalized. For more information, re- members and visitors are always www.bede.org. quest a copy of the VIRTUS® article welcome. For info call Edna at For instructions and information “Detergent Pods” from jvienna@la- 626-577-7155. contact [email protected]. archdiocese.org or (213) 637-7227. Catholic Charities Today Mass For Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen Please bring non-perishable food items Monday May 8th at 8:10am in the Chapel today, Sunday, May 7, from 8:00am- 11:00am. If you would like to donate Join fellow parishioners as we pray for the beatification of the Venerable food or usable clothing directly call Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen. This day, Fulton Sheen’s Birthday, 1000 masses will Glendale’s Catholic Charities Loaves & be said throughout the world for his beatification and early canonization. May Fishes at 818-409-3080. our prayers reach the Lord so that the dreams of all who remember and love Thank you for your generosity. this great Archbishop become a reality. Around the Parish-Business Update Congratulations! Thank you for your terrific response. Our pledges at $177,619 now exceed our goal of Parish Update $168,300. With paid pledges at $134,179 we are well on the way to another successful campaign year! Goal: Remember meeting our goal in paid pledges keeps the $168,300 underfunded schools and parishes open and serving the needs of those less fortunate in our LA Archdiocese. Pledged to Date: It’s an easy way to help others! $177,619 And if you haven’t made a 2017 pledge, you can still do so. Don’t forget, money Paid to Date: received over goal comes back to St. Bede and is shared between our parish outreach ministries. Exceeding goal in paid pledges is one of the ways we help our very $134,179 own. Ministry Contacts RCIA (for those interested in becoming Father Peter Devereux LC 678-232- Magis and ITMS Deacon Augie Won 818-949-4326 Catholic) and Family Ministry 0225 Altar Society Belinda Wulke 818-952-3153 Media Ken Buckowski 818-599-8138 Adoration Lindsay Becker 818-952-2402 Men’s Morning Coffee Group Garth Massey Jenny Hull 818-437-8913 [email protected] Always Our Children Dave/Lynda Hennon 818-790-9838 Ministry to the Sick Peggy Martinet 818-790-0421 Michael Smith 818-248-9363 Bereavement DeDe Brandt 818-219-2092 Parish Council of Women Narine Stygar 818-266-8855 Beyond Good Grief Carole Forys 818-246-3473 Prime Timers MaryAnn Fell 818-247-3104 Catholic Big Brothers & Sisters Ken Martinet 800-463-4066 Respect Life Gael Davitt 818-248-1077 Brothers’ Helpers Roberta Peters 818-949-4338 Safeguard the Children Shana Hanna 310-804-5183 Choir Tony Lupica 818-949-4327 Spiritual Direction Lynda Hennon 818-790-9838 Endow Georgia Miller 626-449-1464 St. Bede Skidettes MaryAnn Fell 818-247-3104 Good Grief Gloria Lee 818-679-1841 St. Vincent de Paul Edna Ulasewicz 626-577-7155 Italian Catholic Federation John DeZell 626-799-2201 Tuesday Evening Rosary Cathi Beauclair 818-790-4213 Knights of Columbus John Bromberek 818-439-8037 Ushers Jamee Harasick [email protected] Around the Campus St. Bede School Ralph Valente, Principal 818-790-7884 [email protected] Parent Ed Goes on a Train Trip! Parent Ed left the Glendale Train Station and traveled to Upcoming Dates to remember: Union Station where parents and children boarded the May 8-12 Spirit Week! Metro Link Red Line to Pershing Square. We enjoyed the May 9: Noon Dismissal and General Parent Meeting tour of California Plaza and then went to the Central May 11: Spring Concert and Special Persons Day Market.
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